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You’d like to study in Germany? A great idea! We look forward to welcoming you! You’re not yet sure which university to apply to? We are happy to help!
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DAAD/New Zealand
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Here you can find current news about the work of the DAAD in New Zealand.
Lektorat Auckland
The DAAD in New Zealand offers consulation on all questions regarding the academic exchange between New Zealand and Germany. Gather more information about our work and our office hours.
Corona Virus
The DAAD continuously monitors developments in the field of coronavirus and flexibly adapts its activities to changing situations. We are in close contact with our funding recipients and university partners. Current effects on the fields of action of the DAAD can be followed here.
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Call for Applications
Are you interested in German politics and history? Do you have a university degree and an advanced German proficiency level? Then you might want to apply for this International Parliamentary Scholarship programme!
Keen on trying your hand at teaching? The PAD offers places in its language assistants programme for helping out with teaching English at German secondary schools.
Sustainable Development
Climate change is a fact that concerns us all. FONA, a German/French research initiative is calling for applications from researchers worldwide for fellowships.
Research and Study in Germany
Keen on research and/or study in Germany? Learn more about opportunities and funding at one of our info sessions at UoA.
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German universities, as is the case all over the world, have broad networks of international partners. Through cooperation programmes among higher education institutions, DAAD supports German universities in expanding these networks.
Scholarship Holders
In the eyes of the DAAD, the end of a funding period marks the beginning of a long-standing relationship with us. We aim to stay in touch with our alumni as well as help you get to know one another through a serious of programmes and activities. We also support you in setting up regional DAAD alumni clubs and other forms of networking opportunities.
DAAD New Zealand
Address: VISITORS: 18 Symonds Street, Arts 2 Building, level 4, room 414, Auckand 1010 MAIL: University of Auckland, German, DAAD, Private Bag 92019, Auckland 1142
Telephone: +64 (0)9 923 8931
E-Mail: daadauckland.ac.nz
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Alumni
Keen on applying for DAAD funding, but you'd like to hear how others liked their stay? Here former scholarship holders from New Zealand talk about their experiences in Germany.
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