Cooperations

Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin is a hub for international collaboration and takes pride in maintaining a wide range of partnerships, spanning from informal individual-level cooperations to formalised strategic partnerships.

Our individual collaborations extend across numerous international teaching and research projects, which are driven by the cooperation of individual academics. The regional focus of these activities is determined in close cooperation with chairs and faculties. The strategic partnerships of the HU reflect a university-wide, cross-faculty interest and play a significant role in shaping the international profile of the university.

We are also involved in various international networks in order to promote the exchange of knowledge and best practices with our partners and to strengthen our presence in the international research landscape.

Strategic partnerships

Excellent research needs strong networks. As part of its strategic partnerships, Humboldt-Universität cooperates with leading universities worldwide to promote the exchange of knowledge and jointly tackle global challenges.

Strategic partnerships

Excellent research needs strong networks. As part of its strategic partnerships, Humboldt-Universität cooperates with leading universities worldwide to promote the exchange of knowledge and jointly tackle global challenges.

Strategic networks

Humboldt-Universität is involved in the two academic networks Circle U. and CENTRAL, with which it is consolidating its commitment in Europe.

Strategic networks

Humboldt-Universität is involved in the two academic networks Circle U. and CENTRAL, with which it is consolidating its commitment in Europe.

Strategic topics

Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin is committed to equal and responsible cooperation at regional and international level. We are active in Central and Eastern Europe as well as in the Global South.

Strategic topics

Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin is committed to equal and responsible cooperation at regional and international level. We are active in Central and Eastern Europe as well as in the Global South.

We are here to support you

If cross-departmental collaborations are to be established and collaboration between individual faculties and institutes is to be promoted internationally, faculty contracts are signed. The International Department can provide sample contracts to support this. If the collaborations at the faculty level prove to be fruitful and compatible with several academic areas, this can result in university contracts that pursue common goals and pool resources from several faculties.

Various funding opportunities are available to support international collaborations, enabling our researchers and students to execute their projects and expand their international experiences. The International Department is available to help you find suitable funding opportunities for your international projects.

News

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International

From 16 to 20 February Circle U. celebrates the diversity of languages and cultures at the alliance universities across Europe. Expect virtual language tasters, conversation cafés, workshops and more! Students, academics and staff are invited.

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This summer, get a travel grant and collect ECTS in cities such as Paris, Oslo, Aarhus or Belgrade! At Circle U.'s free interdisciplinary summer programmes, you will study with peers from nine European countries. Apply be 28 February!

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King's College London is offering two-week courses on various topics such as economics, technology, and culture as part of its summer school in July. Up to eight HU students can be exempted from the course fees for participation.

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Aarhus University in Denmark is offering two-week courses on various topics such as economics, technology, and culture as part of its summer school in July. Up to three HU students can be exempted from the course fees for participation.

Abteilung Internationales (VI)

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