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2024

Welcome (back!) Brunch am 19. April

Wir begrüßen im Sommersemester unsere neuen Erasmus Studierenden bei einem gemeinsamen Brunch im mascha. Es sind alle Erasmus Studierenden der HfM eingeladen. Restplätze sind bei Anmeldung auch für weitere Hochschulangehörige offen.

Zeit: 19.4.2024, 10.30 - 12.30 Uhr

Ort: mascha

World Wide Weimar| Konzert am 18. April

Die Musikhochschule feiert mit „World Wide Weimar“ dieses Jahr insbesondere das interkulturelle Engagement ihrer Angehörigen mit unterschiedliche Musikstilen auf vielleicht überraschenden Instrumenten.

Auf der Bühne werden STIBET-Stipendiat:innen, Erasmus Austauschstudierende und Studierende vom UNESCO Lehrstuhl Transcultural Music Studies zu hören und erleben sein. Lassen sie sich von einem abwechslungsreichen Programm überraschen! Der Eintritt ist frei.

Zeit: Do, 18.04.2024,19:30 Uhr

Ort: Festsaal Fürstenhaus

Detailliertes Programm mit Kurzbiografien der Künstler:innen

Voices of Women| Digital Multiplier Event vom 10.-12. April

Vom 10.-12. April, 2024 findet unser Digital Multiplier Event zum Projekt "Voices of Women" statt. Dabei werden viele Vorträge, Workshops und auch eine masterclass gestreamt und somit einem breiten Publikum zugänglich. Das detaillierte Programm und Kontakte finden Sie auf der Projektseite.

Recharge your batteries before exams in January

Before the stress of the exam period takes over, the International Office organizes an afternoon of mindfulness and meditation exercises for international students.

Participants will be able to recharge their batteries and learn how to focus and take time out for themselves and their bodies through certain exercises during a stressful phase.

The date and location will be announced shortly.

International Tutors 2023/24

The International Tutors at the International Office are on hand to help and advise international students. They help with administrative issues relating to the university, such as course enrolment and the Learning Agreement.

They also provide support with bureaucratic tasks such as city registration at the Citizens' Registration Office and GEZ (German Radio Tax). In addition, they organise several events and excursions per semester for the international students to network and make it easier for them to settle in Weimar and Germany.

Your current tutors are:

Joana Schanze, joana.schanze(at)hfm.uni-weimar.de

Rommel Guasumba, rommel.guasumba(at)hfm.uni-weimar.de

2023

Merry Lisztmas! on December 19

Now that the snow has arrived, we'll first make ourselves cozy with tea and cookies during a wintry afternoon. Who can decorate the most beautiful Liszt cookie head?

The winner will receive a biscuit cutter in the form of Franz Liszt’s head to take home and keep on baking!

Meeting point: December 19, 3:00 p.m., mascha (Schützengasse 2)

Erasmus4All information event on November 13

If you missed the information event on 13 November, you can read again in the presentation and the guidelines what funding opportunities the Erasmus+ programme of the HfM offers and what the application processes look like. If you are interested, please arrange a counselling appointment in good time.

In the Erasmus Office, Sandra Domanetzki will advise you on individual mobilities, and Ly Tran is available for multilateral cooperation projects. The contact person for strategy and conception is our Vice President for Digitalisation and Internationalisation, Dr Jens Ewen.

Autumn in the forest on November 12

To experience Thuringia, a region rich in history and culture, the International Office organizes an excursion to one of Germany's most famous UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Wartburg Castle.

After a hike from the city center of Eisenach through the colorful forest to Wartburg Castle, a guided tour gives the students the opportunity to marvel at the famous Luther Room, where Martin Luther translated the Bible, the art collection and the Elisabeth Bower.

The day is rounded off in a classic German restaurant with Knödel and gravy.

Welcome brunch on October 20

Food is known to keep body and soul together. It is even better when you can meet new international students in a pleasant atmosphere. That's why the International Office welcomes all new incomings to a typical German breakfast.

Through games and Q&A sessions, everyone can not only get to know and chat with each other, but also ask the international tutors questions in person and get tips and tricks for student life and everyday life in Weimar.