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In cooperation with the AHK Shanghai, DC-Hub will host an online seminar on the topic of German Healthtec in China as an online panel.

The ACCESS project at the University of Leipzig seeks to address the paradox of a growing and improved formal education system in Africa which does not improve access to the labour market, but rather contributes to increasing unemployment rates among university graduates.

We are pleased to share with you a new YouTube video presenting our work within the International Workshop on: Access and Benefit Sharing – Sustainable Use of Biodiversity, in the ABSBio November 2019 Workshop in Benin

Our SEPnet partner The Master's in International and Development Economics (MIDE), is excited to announce the common Alumni conference 2020 titled, 'Implementing the SDGs - Practical Challenges, Creative Solutions and Best Practices for Knowledge Transfer and Policy learning.'

The company has been invited to join a delegation of selected business representatives that is accompanying the President of Germany, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, for his state visit. Jörg Kleis will be representing AfricaWorks in Kenya.

Most recently, one article in the field of entrepreneurship and effectuation logic has been published, by Prof. Md. Nur Alam and Prof. Utz Dornberger.

Together with our partners from HTWK University of Applied Sciences and ZAROF. LLC we join forces to build a network with the aim to create new approaches for career and personnel planning in the region of Leipzig and Saxony.

DC-Hub supports German Start-ups and SMEs to build up a China competency. The program will pay for the 2020 class´s winners return flights, co-working seats in Shanghai, access to the DC-Hub network, events, and workshops. The class will take place from end of April to end of May 2020.

Dear alumni, dear alumnae: If you are German university alumni from a developing country (DAC country nationals) with a proven background in water resources management, water use efficiency, water reuse, water and waste water treatment, waste removal and recycling, sanitation, water distribution…

Students of intake 2019-20 of the International SEPT Program have visited the Rotkäppchen Sektkellerei on Friday 13th December 2019.

With the programme "exceed", the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) supports the establishment of international higher education networks on three continents with funds from the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).

Check out the link below to see a short video of our SMILE Founder team: Natürlicht from the City of Leipzig.