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Learning German in Germany

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While staying in Germany you will learn the German language automatically. Here you will find information on the ways to improve your German skills on site.

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Improving your German

Whether in everyday life, with a language partner, or at home on the computer: there are many ways to improve your German. The best options at a glance.

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Here you can choose from over 350 courses. Most courses take place during the summer break. A number of courses are also offered in the winter months.

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    STIs on the rise in Germany, but testing still hard to come by 15. November 2019 17:10
    Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are making a comeback across the country after years of low rates. But unlike in many other countries, most people face obstacles if they want to be tested without showing symptoms.
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    Walking on two legs - 12 million years ago 11. November 2019 07:24
    Researchers at a German university say they've found fossils that challenge how we think about human evolution. The bones found in southern Germany come from a primate that they believe walked upright millions of years earlier than previously thought possible.
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  • Differences in personality: What psychiatrists can learn from mice to treat depression
    Differences in personality: What psychiatrists can learn from mice to treat depression 08. November 2019 16:41
    Scientists have developed a new way for measuring the personalities of animals. So why should we humans care? Because understanding personality traits is key for more individualized therapies in psychiatry.
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  • Germany: Health apps to be available on prescription
    Germany: Health apps to be available on prescription 07. November 2019 22:01
    Patients in Germany will be prescribed health apps starting in 2020, the German parliament announced on Thursday. Health insurance firms in Germany will provide digital health services on personal electronic devices.
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  • The EU declares war on e-waste
    The EU declares war on e-waste 07. November 2019 07:25
    To help reduce electronic waste, a new EU law will require manufacturers to ensure their home appliances are easier to repair. Environmentalists have hailed it as a milestone. But the new law still has gaps.
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  • Exercise for the overweight
    Exercise for the overweight 06. November 2019 13:28
    Along with a balanced diet, exercise is the cornerstone of healthy weight loss. But overweight people often feel uncomfortable in gyms and struggle with motivation. Fitness classes specifically for overweight people are one solution.
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    Quantum computing: Is it really all it's cracked up to be? 05. November 2019 13:37
    Quantum computers could change our world. But not in the way you may think. For those working on this complex technology, managing expectations is proving a challenge. DW spoke to one of Europe’s top quantum scientists.
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  • Germany: Too many medical procedures are 'unnecessary'
    Germany: Too many medical procedures are 'unnecessary' 05. November 2019 08:45
    A widespread tendency in the health sector to act rather than wait for a more concrete diagnosis means far too many operations are carried out than is actually necessary, a new study has found.
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  • Germany plans to ban gay 'conversion therapy'
    Germany plans to ban gay 'conversion therapy' 04. November 2019 05:17
    A draft law prohibits the therapy for all minors, with violators facing jail time. Health Minister Spahn said the ban sends a message to those struggling with their sexuality: "You're okay just as you are."
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  • Online maps fight environmental destruction
    Online maps fight environmental destruction 02. November 2019 06:15
    Using online maps, the German Alfred Wegener Institute documents ocean pollution, the University of Maryland tracks the destruction of the forests, and NASA provides climate change data.
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  • Interview with Peter Predehl
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    The astrophysicist describes his excitement and joy at the eROSITA's first images. He also reveals what keeps him up at night.
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    Sleep medicine - we speak to an expert 01. November 2019 12:30
    Sleeping badly over a long period of time can make you sick. What can we do if we have difficulties getting to sleep or staying asleep? We put that question to psychotherapist and sleep specialist Dr. Samia Little Elk.
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  • Methadone may fight cancer: German researchers
    Methadone may fight cancer: German researchers 28. October 2019 10:41
    Scientists at the University of Ulm said on Monday that methadone may be able to help in the fight against cancer. The heroin substitute could make tumors more responsive to chemotherapy.
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  • Harvesting sap with aphids
    Harvesting sap with aphids 26. October 2019 03:30
    If sap could be manipulated to make a plant more attractive to various pollinators, it would help secure harvests. A common plant pest is helping researchers in the process.
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  • Exercising with illness - talking to our expert
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  • German students falling behind in sciences, mathematics
    German students falling behind in sciences, mathematics 18. October 2019 14:39
    Students in Germany aren't performing as well in mathematics and science as they were in 2012, according to a new study. The negative trend was most visible in eastern states.
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  • Thunderbolts, lightning & concrete recycling
    Thunderbolts, lightning & concrete recycling 18. October 2019 13:30
    Recycling concrete is hard. One option is to use artificial lightning to break it up into its component parts. Can the method be scaled up? It can also be used to access valuable resources in other materials. It's a bit like unbaking a cake.
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    Prof. Lutz Harms is a neurologist who researches multiple sclerosis at the Charité hospital in Berlin. He talks about current research and options for treatment.
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