
The deeply felt emoji : To live emotions in the digital age
Emotions move - human existence cannot be thought of and lived without emotions. They are a fundamental part of what makes us who we are. But what does that mean in the digital age?
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Emotions move - human existence cannot be thought of and lived without emotions. They are a fundamental part of what makes us who we are. But what does that mean in the digital age?

From 16 to 19 August, the seminar “Education in the Middle East , current situation and future prospects” took place in Odenthal, organised by Nils Fischer and Santra Sontowski from the Middle East Department.

The seminar, which was designed as a hybrid event, was attended on site by 17 KAAD alumni and scholarship holders and about ten guests from institutions and programs affiliated with KAAD (Universidad Católica de Santa Fe...

At the opening evening of the seminar, Dr. Krüggeler was finally able to personally present the 2020 award winner of the KAAD Foundation Peter Hünermann, Dr. Lauro Sitzmann Penno, his certificate, for which the medical d...

Within the framework of a so-called “Annual Seminar”, the “KAAD Association of Scholars from the Horn of Africa” (KASHA) meets regularly at various locations in Ethiopia. After the seminar in 2020 had to be cancelled due...

From 21st to 26th September 2021, 20 international students mingled with the helpers who support the farms and families affected by the flood disaster in the Ahr Valley (Rhineland-Palatinate). These were KAAD scholars fr...

KAAD scholarship holders experience their host country first (and sometimes almost exclusively) in its urban areas , universities are rarely located in rural regions. Tourist insights, for example during hiking or excur...

The material cultural heritage in the countries of the Middle East is exposed to a constant danger from crises and wars. Many of our scholarship holders, alumni and partners are involved in the care, preservation or reco...

The question of identity(ies) and their meaning is of great importance for KAAD and its world-wide community. This time the topic was discussed with a focus on Africa and under the impression of the worrying events in Et...

KAAD has been supporting students from Syria in their studies in Germany for 60 years , and since there have been defined partner countries in KAAD, a special focus of support and exchange has been on Syria. However, th...

On the occasion of the World Mental Health Day on October, 10th 2020, the KAAD Alumni Association in Palestine and the KAAD office in Bonn organised a web seminar dealing with the current pandemic’s impact on mental heal...

From 4th to 7th September 2020, 13 KAAD scholars and the Albertus Magnus Scholarship Programme from five different countries were able to meet at the „Alten Feuerwache“ in Berlin to take part in the Eastern European regi...

In observance of National Heroes` Day on August 31st, 2020, the Philippine partner committee of KAAD and the local alumni association KAAD-AKAP organised a virtual symposium entitled “The COVID Pandemia and its Impact on...

The seminar was led by Dr. Thomas Krüggeler and Father Prof. Dr. Thomas Eggensperger OP.

After the welcoming part and introduction, the seminar’s content-related part began with a workshop in which the participants shared their expectations and experiences of their doctoral studies in Germany in different gr...
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