Euroculture in Göttingen
Studying Euroculture in Göttingen has provided me with the freedom to develop my understanding of Europe whilst pursuing my personal and professional interests. The university’s infrastructure is outstanding and its accessible campus has let me personalise my studies without being to the detriment of my hobbies or social life. I've really appreciated the extensive support services offered by the university in particular, not least when it comes to support for personal issues and seeking advice for future employment.
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Rhys Nugent, Wales - Cohort 2019-2021
The staff at Euroculture are down-to-earth and I’ve had a whole lot of fun in my modules. I’ve also thoroughly enjoyed taking multiple language courses offered by the university in order to improve my German. Outside of university, I’ve been investing a lot of time into volunteering projects and I’m extremely grateful to the department for their unwavering support for my extracurricular endeavours. All in all, this semester I’ve learnt a lot, met inspiring people and furthered my personal and professional development substantially, so it goes without saying that I don’t regret choosing my studies in Göttingen for one moment. :)
At Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, we see Europe as an ongoing process of constructing institutions and meaning on different levels. Social, cultural and political processes are closely intertwined. In our teaching and scholarship, we try to uncover these processes using rigorous scientific methods. Our basic assumption is that new approaches can predominantly be found in interdisciplinary exchange.
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