The Berlin Capital Program
by Justine Reisinger

“Just say Ich kann nicht Deutsch. Actually, they might think you do speak German by saying it that way, it's more idiomatic.” After a few days in Berlin, the two months of German language study prior to my trip felt pointless. Read more...

Circles close and networks open
by Johanna von Luckwald

In April 2008, from a group of twenty-four academic staff with a Fulbright scholarship, we were four Career Service Directors from German universities.
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Better Results Through Fulbright
by Jennifer L. Blanck

When I was accepted into the U.S.-Germany International Education Administrators Program, I was ecstatic. I looked forward to meeting new people, learning new things, and exploring new places. Read more ...

History Re-Thought - German Art in L.A.
by Dorothea Schoene

The German-American Fulbright Exchange program sets as its goal the “promotion of mutual understanding between [the] two countries through […] bicultural exchange”. Read more...