DAAD-Eastern Partnerships
Strengthening and promoting partnerships between German universities and universities in Central Eastern, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe, as well as the South Caucasus and Central Asia.
TH Wildau has been participating in this program in its various phases for over 30 years and has supported a wide range of activities with different partners in these regions during this time.
The currently approved DAAD project Eastern Partnerships at TH Wildau will run for a period of three years (2025–2027) and includes measures with the following partner universities:
- GEORGIA: New Vision University Tblissi
- GEORGIA: Caucasus University Tblissi
- KAZAKHSTAN: Deutsch-Kasachische Universität (DKU) Almaty
- UKRAINE: National University of Radio Electronics (NURE), Kharkiv
- UKRAINE: Boris Grinchenko Kyiv Metropolitan University, Kyiv
In times of rapidly changing foreign policy conditions and international relations, the promotion of university partnerships between regions makes a decisive contribution to the continuous scientific exchange between Germany and its eastern partners and is thus also an instrument of science diplomacy.
The following activities can be funded under the DAAD's “Eastern Partnerships” program as part of a three-year scholarship:
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Stays for study, research, and teaching purposes (including internships) at the applicant German university
- For students and doctoral candidates (up to six months)
- For postdoctoral researchers, experienced scientists and university lecturers and senior university staff (up to three months)
as well as for participants from DAC countries in the target regions, the associated travel costs.
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- Travel by students, doctoral candidates, postdoctoral researchers, scientists, university lecturers, and senior university staff for study, research, and teaching purposes (including internships) at a foreign partner university
- Participation in bilateral and multinational events (e.g., conferences, summer courses, or symposia) organized by partner universities
