🚗 Getting a German Driver’s License as an International Student?Yes, it’s possible — and here’s what it takes! In this episode, we talk to Gibson, an AgEcon student who shares his journey of getting a German license on top of his Kenyan one.Why did he do it? Was it worth it? And how hard is it really?🎯 Motivation & prerequisites📚 Adapting to German rules🛞 Practical lessons 🧠 The exam stress is real💸 Costs you should expect💡 Pro tips for internationals thinking about it tooThinking of hitting the German roads yourself?Tune in and get the full breakdown! 🎧✨
Think Big. Grow Fast. 🚀Got a startup idea but don’t know where to start? Step inside Hohenheim’s InnoGreenhouse — where bold ideas become real ventures. 🌱We teamed up with Max Scheu to explore how students go from “what if?” to “what’s next.” Mentorship, pitch practice, and real innovation await. Plus, two success stories of international entrepreneurs of Hohenheim!👉 Curious? You NEED to see this!#UniversityofHohenheim #InnoGreenhouse #Entrepreneurship #StartupLife #Innovation #StudentStartups #ThinkBigGrowFast #HohenheimInnoGreenhouse #InternationalStudents
Sustainability isn't just a concept - it's a movement!Meet Ashmita and Jasmin from the Green Office at the University of Hohenheim as they share how their office is making sustainability a core part of university life. Listen now and join the movement!#UniversityofHohenheim #GreenUniHohenheim #SustainableFuture #JoinTheMovementGreen Office: https://www.uni-hohenheim.de/en/green-officeInstagram: greenoffice_hohenheimDies Academicus: https://www.uni-hohenheim.de/dies-academicusTime stamps00:42 min - What is Green Office?01:15 min - Was it hard to push through the idea of a Green Office?01:37 min - What are the main objectives?02:58 min - What would you like to achieve?03:39 min - What are Green Teams?07:34 min - Goals for 2025?08:57 min - Dies Academicus & Open University Day 202510:29 min - Personal motivation and work environment14:54 min - Instagram channels, website15:14 min - Outtakes :)
In this exciting episode, we dive deep into the upcoming Hohenheim Summer School 2025, hosted by the Faculty of Business, Economics, and Social Sciences at the University of Hohenheim. After a two-year hiatus, the Summer School returns with an innovative three-week program that tackles the twin transformation of digitalization and sustainability, two of the most urgent topics of our time. Visit https://wiso.uni-hohenheim.de/summerschool for details! We’ll hear from current students sharing their experiences, offering a firsthand account of what it’s like to engage in such a transformative and interdisciplinary program. In addition, we sit down with the Academic Program Coordinator and the Head of International Relations, who provide valuable insights into the structure of the program, its unique approach, and the global opportunities available to participants. The 2025 Summer School will run from June 15th to July 6th and includes a comprehensive lecture program, discussions with experts, and company visits to leading firms in the innovative region of Stuttgart. The focus on Sustainable Digitalization is designed to address the challenges and synergies between resource efficiency and the demands of digital transformation. Join us as we explore how this year’s Summer School will equip young academics, researchers, and professionals to navigate the future of digitalization and sustainability in a dynamic and globalized world. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this exciting program—applications are open until April 15th, 2025! Visit https://wiso.uni-hohenheim.de/summerschool for details! Tune in to learn more about how you can be part of shaping the future at the Hohenheim Summer School!
Writing a thesis is an exciting and rewarding journey, and our university offers a variety of ways to approach it: you can engage in literature research, work on projects funded by university chairs, participate in an Erasmus scholarship, or even collaborate with another university. In this episode, Binyam shares his experience of working on his thesis in collaboration with another university. He discusses how he secured this opportunity, the application process, what the project funded, and the benefits and support he received through the collaboration. He also offers valuable tips on how to prepare before embarking on such a journey. Get inspired for your own thesis experience with this insightful episode! Time stamps 0:45 How did you begin planning your thesis? 2:45 What is your research topic? 4:45 How does the collaboration with the other university work? 7:00 What aspects of the project were funded? 7:40 How did communication with your supervisors work? 11:35 How was your data collection process? 12:20 What were the benefits of this collaboration? 13:40 What support did the project provide for your field research? 15:45 Knowing what you know now, what would you have done differently? 18:00 How was the administrative process: registration, grading, and defense?
🌿🎓 In this sun-kissed episode, we dive deep into the world of academia with Hemanth Puppala, a passionate PhD candidate who chose to continue his academic journey at the University of Hohenheim after completing his Master’s there. Ever wondered about the difference between a PhD candidate and a PhD student? Hemanth breaks it down, sharing invaluable insights on the advantages of both paths, navigating the paperwork, overcoming challenges, and what keeps him motivated. Don’t miss it! 🌞📚 #UniversityofHohenheim #PhDLife #AcademicJourney #SummerVibes
🌟📽 Join us for our video podcast premiere, and our first episode of our new series #InternationalVoices, in which present you fellow students and their remarkable stories! 🌍🗣 In today's episode, Alessio Alberti, an Erasmus+ exchange student from Italy 🇮🇹, shares his journey from Milano to Brussels, and finally to Hohenheim. We speak about his international experiences, and Alessio offers us unique insight into his previous internship at the European Parliament in Brussels. 🇪🇺 Tune in to this inspiring conversation! 💯
Want to stand out in today’s job market? 🚀🎯Get ahead with the AIDAHO Certificate — your ticket to mastering AI & Data Science while you study at Hohenheim!In this episode of News4Internationals, we spill ALL the details with Tobias Schrimpf:✅ What AIDAHO is✅ Who can join✅ How YOU can earn a free certificate (and boost your CV!)✅ Why it's a game-changer for your future!No crazy prerequisites, no extra fees — just skills that will make you shine! ✨Curious? Hit play and find out how to start!🎧 Let's dive into the future together! #AI #DataScience #AIDAHO #InternationalStudents #UniversityofHohenheim #UniversitätHohenheim---Visit aidaho.uni-hohenheim.de---Time Stamps:00:45 min: What is AIDAHO?01:20 min: Who can participate?02:45 min: Can the courses be accredited to my program?03:35 min: What skills will students obtain?05:00 min: When and how can students apply for AIDAHO?08:45 min: Additional remarks about AIDAHO
Are you ready to discover your way into the labor market? In this episode, we have a special guest, Annette Schorp from the Agentur für Arbeit, who works closely with the CareerCenter of the University of Hohenheim. Join us as we delve into the vital relationship between this governmental institution and the CareerCenter, and uncover everything you need to know about entering the workforce. 📌 Why Tune In? Discover expert advice on navigating your career path effectively. Equip yourself with key information about job placements, counseling services, and your rights as an employee. Don’t miss this concise yet informative conversation with Annette Schorp, and get ready to kick off your professional journey! Further resources: www.make-it-in-germany.com https://www.arbeitsagentur.de/en https://www.uni-hohenheim.de/en/career-entry www.lohnspiegel.de
Are you ready to take your first steps into the professional world? In this episode of our video podcast, we sit down with Hannah Mönninghoff from the CareerCenter of the University of Hohenheim to explore the amazing opportunities and resources available to students and graduates at the university. 💼 What’s the Hohenheim CareerCenter?The CareerCenter is your go-to for professional orientation, building your unique career profile, and perfecting your application strategy. But that’s not all! They help you connect with businesses and industry partners early on in your academic journey through events, key skill seminars, internships, and more. 🌐 https://www.uni-hohenheim.de/en/cch 📸 careercenter_unihohenheim 📌 Why tune in? Learn how the CareerCenter can support you—for free!—through personalized advising and services like company presentations, job boards, and career fairs. Discover how you can access exclusive resources like the JobTeaser job board to land your dream internship or job. Find out why the CareerCenter is also a top contact point for employers eager to connect with talented students at the University of Hohenheim. Whether you're at the start of your studies or about to graduate, this episode is packed with actionable advice and insights to kickstart your career. Don’t miss this engaging conversation with Hannah Mönninghoff, and get ready to unlock your professional potential! 🎧 Listen now and take the first step towards your future!
Join us in this episode as we chat with Deniz from Turkey and Edu from Spain, both international Master's students funded by Erasmus+ for their thesis research. Deniz is conducting fieldwork in Spain, while Edu explores research in Costa Rica. Discover how they navigated the journey from selecting a research topic to securing funding with the help of Carolin Maier at the Office of International Affairs. We cover finding a supervisor at the University of Hohenheim, securing accommodation abroad, and even their culinary experiences in their host countries. Tune in and be inspired to embark on your own Erasmus adventure! _____________________________ Link: https://www.uni-hohenheim.de/en/aaa-erasmus
In this episode, we delve into the critical EU Election 2024, taking place in June, and its far-reaching implications, even for international students. Joining us are Ha My, a German student, Lexi, an international Master's student from Peru, and Dr. Benjamin Gehring, the Joint Director of the Office of International Affairs at the University of Hohenheim. Together, we explore how policy changes could affect international students' lives, from visas to educational opportunities. Tune in to understand why this election matters to everyone in the EU, and why it's crucial for students - both German and from across the EU - to cast their votes and make their voices heard. Don't miss out on this important discussion! If you are a German or EU student, your vote in the EU Election 2024 is essential. Make sure to participate and shape the future of Europe! How to vote: https://elections.europa.eu/en/ Read up: https://european-union.europa.eu/ Follow: @europeanparliament
~~ we apologise for the slight echo~~ Coming to Hohenheim soon and don't know anything about German health insurance yet?! Jessica works for a German public health insurance provider. She will guide us through the maze of coverage options, rules, and benefits in this essential episode. Are you a new student? Take a look at the Welcome Guide, provided by the Office of International Affairs at the University of Hohenheim: https://t.ly/5gSsd
Join us as we delve into the exciting world of study stays abroad, exploring mobility options and practices. We sit down with the wonderful Carolin Maier, student mobility manager at the Office of International Affairs in Hohenheim, to discover how you can make informed choices about a study, research or internship stay abroad. Tune in to gain valuable insights into shaping a fun and academically worthwhile future through international education! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ https://www.uni-hohenheim.de/en/stays-abroad --> info & contact https://www.uni-hohenheim.de/en/international-day 24 April 2024 https://www.uni-hohenheim.de/en/group-advisory-session-for-stays-abroad incl. link to registration platform!
Join us for an interview with Paul Effah, a former A+ student of Agricultural Economics, about his journey from finding and choosing a topic, conducting research, to evaluating and interpreting the collected data, and finally starting the writing process. Paul shares his experiences of working on a thesis as part of a larger program that funded his research development in Ghana and Burkina Faso. We will also explore how this experience impacted his future career. Don't miss this episode filled with tips and recommendations to ace your own thesis! Academic English, and writing classes at the Language Center: https://www.uni-hohenheim.de/en/language-center-workshops If you are interested in the specifics of Paul's research, stay tuned for an extended version that includes details about his field work abroad.
The main focus of ELLS lies in collaborative educational practices, fostering both student and staff mobility. By engaging in these endeavours, the network aims to produce graduates equipped to meet the challenges of both European and global employment landscapes. By exchanging knowledge and expertise throughout the network, ELLS seeks to enhance the national and international position and potential of all partner universities. We invited Eranda, Joseline, Upexa, Dhara and Ghita to talk about their experiences visiting previous summer schools organized by the ELLS network. Find out more: https://euroleague.uni-hohenheim.de/en ***Differences in sound quality are due to hybrid recording mode, simultaneously in-person and online.
Learning German makes you anxious? Don't be! Listen to this episode and find out why and what other international students loved about the German Intensive Courses! These classes are not only teaching you German. They make you discover cool places and find new friends; and last but not least, there is a lot of food involved! Interested in an intensive class? Check out the Language Center's website to find your next course: https://www.uni-hohenheim.de/language-center
How easier everything would be if you knew German: shopping, buying a bus ticket, understanding your landlords. Hey, wait! You can learn that! Have you ever heard of the intensive German language courses at the University of Hohenheim? Deniz talks to Valentin Henzler from the Language Centre about the content, the framework programme and why German is important for you despite globalisation. Listen carefully now! We'll see you in the next intensive course! And don't forget: student experiences will follow soon! Find out more about the courses: https://www.uni-hohenheim.de/en/language-center-languages-german-intensive
[Repost] Martin and Deniz discuss helpful tips and tricks for the upcoming exam prep period. How can you keep up with your workload and still find the time to meet your friends and do something nice and relaxing for yourself? Learn more in this episode! Stay tuned for the second part about all important rules and regulations explained by the examinations office.
Ghita and Anna from AKN are our guests today and tell us about their latest project: The Sustainability Guide. In this guide, you will find, for example, food-sharing spots, free household items, the FRESH community garden, but also learning spaces and other spots connected to sustainability - sometimes more, sometimes less obvious. Learn how you can make your life more sustainable and even save money in the process! Don't miss out on upcoming events! Follow @aknunihohenheim on Instagram, or send them an email at akn@uni-hohenheim.de. You will soon find the Sustainability Guide digitally at https://akn.uni-hohenheim.de/. You can also pick up a physical copy at Cafete, Mensa and AStA, or the next AKN meeting (every Monday, 6 pm, in HS 24).