Compass for the Future of Internationalization

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The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) has released its new Strategy 2030. Against the backdrop of the organization’s centenary year, DAAD’s new strategy responds to an era of immense geopolitical changes with an approach to science diplomacy informed by realpolitik and with the dual aims of best representing the interests of German universities and strengthening Germany as a destination for science and commerce.

“We are living in an era of profound change, characterised by shifts in the international order and accompanied by major global challenges,” said DAAD President Prof. Dr Joybrato Mukherjee in Bonn. “This state of change is challenging us: we need to think in a science-based and transnational way in order to secure the standing of Germany and its universities in the global academic system. At the same time, we want and need to work with as many international partners as possible to find evidence-based solutions to the pressing challenges facing our planet,” continued Mukherjee.

For further details on the strategy and its priorities, click here to see the entire press release

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