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exchange Servicethe

dAAd isan organisation ofthe institutions of higher education and. student bodiesinthe Federal Republic of Germany, foundedin 1925, refoundedin ***

an institution forthe promotion of international. academic exchange

an intermediary forthe implementation of foreign cultural. policy, national academic policy and forthe educational. cooperation with developing countries

National Agency forthe EU ERASMUS programme, information. centre for ERASMUS Mundus, Europass, TEMPUS / cooperation. between EU and non-EU countries and Bologna process

ASEM education secretariat

the IAESTE National Committee forthe exchange of student trainees

the office of GATE-Germany (the German Universities’. Consortium for International Marketing)

thedAAd provides information worldwide on

the higher education system and opportunities for academic

scientific researchinthe Federal Republic of Germany

higher education and degree courses abroad

funding programmes and scholarships (e. g. in publicationsand on the

http://www.**ad.de)

the dAAd sponsors undergraduates, graduates and doctoral students interns artists

scientists and academics. from Germany and abroadin about 250 programmes and inall disciplines. Promoting. international exchangethe

dAAd funds short and long-term individual scholarships

Programme to enhance mobility (PROMOS)

the exchange of academics, guest lectureships, andthe placement of Lektors at universities abroad

project-linked academic cooperation between institutions. of higher educationin Germany and abroad

internationalisation programmes of German universities

Germany-related degree programmes, centres and. universities abroad

scholarships, cooperation projects and events with developingand emergent countries. the

dAAd selects. Fromthe vast number of applications, about 600 academics, actingin an honorary capacity as members ofthe about 90 DAAD selection.committees, selectthe best candidates and projects for scholarshipsand funding according to academic criteria

Previous achievementsin studies and research must be of ahigh. academic standardin order to be eligible for funding

Federal government. länder as Authorities. responsible for. High

ed. insts. Academic.organisations. 92 Selection.committees. 14 Regional Offices. 50 ICs. general Assembly.***

member institutions 125 Student Bodies. executive

committee. President. Prof. Dr

Margret Wintermantel. fro***

Vice-President. Prof. Dr. Max G. Huber. 12 elected university representatives, including. 3 student representatives. Head

office Board of trustees. Secretary

general. Dr. Dorothea RülandFigures ***

total:376mio. eur. others. european

BmZ. BmBFthe budgetthe DAAD operates mainly onthe basis of public funding. provided by different ministries, principally bythe Federal. Foreign Office (AA)

the AA primarily funds foreign scholarship holders as well. as German teaching staffin particular Lektors

the BmBF (Federal Ministry of Education and Research) supports. German undergraduates and postgraduates studying abroad,the bilateral exchange of scientists andthe internationalisation of German institutions of higher education

the BmZ (Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and.development) provides funds forthe support of educational. cooperationin developing countries

eufundsare used to runthe European mobility programmes

the 16german länder coverthe considerable costs of university. places for foreign scholarship holders

Other parties/sponsors include foreign governments, enterprises,foundations andthe Stifterverband für die Deutsche Wissenschaft. Transnational. studying. researching. lecturing3

internationalising theuniversities. Promotingthe international. dimension and appeal of

german universities for. foreigners

University partnerships,international educational. partnerships

Bilateral exchange of academics, project-related. personell exchange. programme (PPP), funding. for foreign visiting professors

Creation of attractive offers. for study and doctoral projects. of international studies:double degree programmes,internationalisation of doctoral training

Offer of funding for scholarships given by German universities for short-term study. visits abroad (PROMOS. programme)

Improvement of conditions for. foreign students including(follow-up) counselling and. final year scholarships, training for staff from international. offices and other multipliers,lobbying

Information and advertising. for study and research inGermany, marketing, GATE. Germany, university projects. abroad, anetwork of study. advisors, advice on aspects of foreign cultural and educational policy

TestAS: Academic aptitude test. for foreign students

Specialist and regional special. programmes. 4

Promotinggeand thegerman l. Strengthening

gand thegerman. foreign universIndividual scho. eign and Germ. German Studie

Language pr. DAAD long-t. holders

Scholarships f. of German scJacob and W. prize

Placement o.demics at fInterdiscipli. German and E. abroad

German-instru. programmes. Goals and roles ofthe DAAD. Five fields of action. Figures

Scholarships. for foreigners

meur. 1Scholarships for foreigners to promote up and coming. young foreign elites at german. higher education institutionsand research institutes

General individual scholarships for foreign students,student trainees and interns,(post)graduates, researchers,artists and administrators

Support and placement. programmes for student. trainees and interns

Short-term programmes for. information and study visits

Language and specialist courses

Alumni networkserman Studies. languag abroad. erman Studies. language at. ties. olarships for forman specialists ines. eparation for. term scholarship. or school leavers. chools abroad. ilhelm Grimm. of German acaoreign universities. nary centres for. uropean Studies. ucted study. s abroad

Institutional partnerships inthe field of German Studies

Master’s degree programmesin German as aforeign language

Support for international. subject-related associations

Information, publication, eventand special programmes. 5

educational cooperation with.developing countries. Promoting academic, scientific,economic and democratic.developmentin developing and. emergent countries

Funding of postgraduate degree. programmes of relevance to developing countries

University partner programmes

Academic and alumni networksin developing countries

Scholarships and lectureships to support staff development. within academic structures(short- and long-term lectureships/professorships)

Scholarship programmes. for administratorsin specific. countries

Cooperation programmes for. university management (DIES)

Development and support for. specialist centres for development cooperation. larships. rmans. nding:meur. 3

internationalisingthe universities. Funding:79

meur. 5

educational. cooperation. with developing. countries. Funding:78

meur. 2

Scholarships for

germans. Promoting

german future. leadersin their studies and. research abroad - including. erASmuS

General individual scholarships for German students,student trainees and interns,(post)graduates, academics,artists and administrators

EU mobility programmes

Support and placement. programmes for student. trainees and interns

Conference and lecture series. programme for academics

Supportingthe process of regaining German academics. from abroadDAAD funding for. foreigners and G. Figures ***

A StudentS

And grAduAteS. 1

One-year and one-semester scholarships. 1 General one-year scholarships (selected bythe DAAD)

2 One-year scholarships “sur-place” andin “third countries”. 1

3 Foreign government scholarships administrated bythe DAAD. 1

4 Other regional and subject-specific one-year scholarships. 1

5 One-semester scholarships. 2

Short-term scholarships. 3

PROMOS-Programme to enhance mobility. 4

Specialist and language courses. 5

Student traineeships/internships/work placements. 6

Group programmes. 7

International study and exchange programmes (ISAP)

Other partnership and university programmes. 9

Scholarship and guidance-counselling programmes (STIBET)0

Other funding programmes. B AcAdemicS,

ScientiStS,ArtiStS,

AdminiStrAtorS. 1

Lektors. 2

Postdoc programmes. 3

Long-term lectureships, visiting lectureships, professorships. 4

Short-term lectureships. 5

Bilateral exchange of academics and scientists. 6

Exchange involving projects (PPP) and networks (IQN)

Other partnership and university programmes. 8

Research and study visits, follow-up visits (reinvitation programmes)

Artists-in-Berlin Programme***

Information visits, continuing training***

Other funding programmes. totAl (A+B)

Students, graduates, academics, scientists, artists, administrators. eu

moBility

grAntS. 1

ERASMUS Mobility. 2

ERASMUS Placements. 3

ERASMUS Teaching staff mobility/staff training. totAl. eumobility grants. Foreigermans. gners funded germans funded Funding recipients fromgermany and abroad

total funded newin 2010Yaoundé. Islamabad. Johannesburg. Mexiko City. New York. San José Caracas. Buenos Aires. Santiago.de Chile. Paris. Accra. Nairobi. Cairo. Istanbul. Ankara. Warsaw. Bucharest. Moscow Novosibirsk. Tokyo. Seoul. Taipei. Ho Chi Minh City. Bangkok. Singapore. Hong Kong. New Delhi. Mumbai. Chennai. Hanoi. Kuala Lumpur. Jakarta. Sydney. St. Petersburg. Prag. Rio de Janeiro. São Paulo. Beijing. Havana. Toronto. Athens. Minsk. Riga. Barcelona. Brussels. Rome. Kiev. East Jerusalem. Damascus Teheran. Abu Dhabi. Tashkent. Tbilisi. Baku. Yerevan. Bishkek. Dushanbe. Almaty. Shanghai. Guangzhou. Bogotá. London. San Francisco. Budapest. 14 Regional Offices. 50 Information Centres (IC)

Brussels Office. BelgradeContact details

dAAd addresses ingermany and abroad. Headoffice Bonn-Bad

godesberg. Kennedyalle***

53175 Bonn, Germany. Postfach 20 0***

53134 Bonn, Germany

Phone: +49 (0) 228 ***

Fax: +49 (0) 228 882***

postmaster**[ta]**d.de

http://www.**ad.de

Berlin office

Markgrafenstraße 370117 Berlin, Germany

Postfach 240.10106 Berlin, Germany

Phone: +49 (0) 30 20 22***

Fax: +49 (0) 30 20 41***

Info.berlin**[ta]**d.de

BKP.berlin**[ta]**d.de

http://www.**ad-berlin.de

http://www.**rlinerkuenstlerprogramm.de

Brussels

office.daad.bxl**[ta]**net.be.Beijing

office.postmaster**[ta]**d.org.cn

http://www.**ad.org.cn.cairo

office.info**[ta]**dcairo.org

http://www.**iro.daad.de

Hanooffice.daad**[ta]**dvn.org

http://www.**advn.org

Jakarta

office.info**[ta]**djkt.com

http://www.**adjkt.org

london

office.info**[ta]**d.org.uk

http://www.**ad.org.uk

mexico city

office.info**[ta]**dmx.org

http://www.**admx.org

moscow

office.daad**[ta]**d.ru

http://www.daad.ru.nairoboffice.info**[ta]**dafrica.org

http://www.**irobi.daad.de

new delhoffice.info**[ta]**ddelhi.org

http://www.**wdelhi.daad.de

new york

office.daadny**[ta]**d.org

http://www.**ad.org

Paris

office.info**[ta]**d.asso.fr

http://www.**ris.daad.de

rio de Janeiro

office.info**[ta]**d.org.br

http://www.**o.daad.de

tokyo

office.daad-tokyo**[ta]**djp.com

http://www.**kyo.daad.de

Warsaw

office.daad**[ta]**d.pl

http://www.**ad.Pl

information on the

dAAd Alumni. clubs:

http://www.**ad.de/alumnFor details onthe websites of thedAAd regional

offices and of its. 50 information

centres (ics) please.go to:

http://www.**ad.de/offices