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Issue 7, December 2006 - DAAD

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<strong>Issue</strong> 7 - <strong>December</strong> <strong>2006</strong><br />

Welcome<br />

Alumni Meeting<br />

Talks<br />

Janice Muller<br />

Richard Kuipers<br />

Dr Ditta Bartels<br />

Jens Schröder<br />

Lyn Harrison<br />

Dr Paul Foley<br />

Fiona Allon<br />

Elite Universities<br />

Tuition Fees in Germany<br />

Scholarships to Germany<br />

University of Munich. Before coming to Australia, Andreas was working as<br />

the Deputy Director of a private language school in Germany. Since<br />

February <strong>2006</strong>, he has been in charge of the <strong>DAAD</strong> Information Centre in<br />

Sydney and also works as a lecturer in the Department of Germanic<br />

Studies at the University of Sydney.<br />

Elisabeth Meister has a Master of Arts in history and linguistics from the<br />

Ludwig-Maximilians-University in Munich. She worked freelance in the<br />

publishing industry before moving to Australia in September 2003. In<br />

addition to her position as part-time assistant for the <strong>DAAD</strong>, Elisabeth<br />

also works for the Goethe-Institut and as a freelance translator.<br />

Alumni-Event<br />

The first-ever Alumni Meeting of Goethe-Institut, <strong>DAAD</strong> and Humboldt<br />

alumni was a roaring success. After coffee and cake, followed by a panel<br />

discussion about Australian Cultural policies with Karilyn Brown from the<br />

Australia Council, Klaus Krischok from the Goethe-Institut and Andreas<br />

Jäger, about 100 guests were treated to a choice of 8 short spotlight talks<br />

on Germany, ranging from personal experiences in cross-cultural<br />

research to comparisons between German and Australian universities<br />

and government support for the video game industry. After a short<br />

feedback session, food and drinks (thanks to the Goethe-Institut, the<br />

German Consulate General and last but not least to the <strong>DAAD</strong> in Bonn!)<br />

were served and guests mingled in the foyer and on the balcony of the<br />

Goethe-Institut in leafy Woollahra. While famous German DJ Hans<br />

Nieswandt put on funky dance tunes, people chatted, danced, mingled<br />

and drank up all the alcohol the Goethe-Institut had to offer until the party<br />

finally ended long after midnight. With the evening having been such a<br />

success, we'll certainly endeavour to repeat this event next year. Your<br />

feedback and suggestions are absolutely welcome in order to help us<br />

make the event even bigger and better next time!<br />

<strong>DAAD</strong> Information Centre Sydney<br />

c/o Goethe-Institut<br />

90 Ocean Street<br />

Woollahra NSW 2025<br />

Australia<br />

daad.australia@gmail.com<br />

http://ic.daad.de/sydney/<br />

For comments or if you would like to<br />

unsubscribe from this newsletter, please<br />

email us at daad.australia@gmail.com<br />

Das erste Alumni-Treffen von Goethe-Institut, <strong>DAAD</strong> und Alexander von<br />

Humboldt-Stiftung war ein voller Erfolg. Nach ersten Möglichkeiten zum<br />

Kennenlernen bei Kaffee und Kuchen diskutierten Karilyn Brown vom

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