By Nele Thomsen, Resident Director, AIFS in Berlin In our quest to highlight the amazing dishes our students enjoy while studying abroad, this time we’re featuring a mainstay of the…
Written by AIFS Berlin Resident Director Nele Thomsen Advent, Advent, ein Lichtlein brennt, erst eins, dann zwei, dann drei, dann vier. Dann steht das Christkind vor der Tür. (Advent season, candles lit, first one, then two, then three, and four. And…
This week, we are highlighting the amazing work of our Life and Culture faculty members from across the globe. Nicole D’Adamo Moody, Covadonga Hortal, and Angela Oberer are all important…
In addition to courses taught by US faculty, one cost-efficient way to offer a wider selection of courses on a Faculty-Led program are those offered by local adjunct faculty. One of…
When it comes down to it, deciding where to spend your summer abroad can be tough since there are so many incredible options. If you find yourself wanting to experience…
During the Fall of 1989, people of the German Democratic Republic (DDR/GDR) started to demonstrate for more rights, freedom to travel, free elections and multiparty system. Demonstrations Over the course…
Ever since I was in high school, I knew that I wanted to study abroad in college. The question always was, however, which country would I call my home for…
Berlin is a beautiful, vibrant city in northern Germany that is full of amazing experiences, events, and people. While studying abroad here, you truly get to become a part of…
If there’s one thing the Germans are well known for, it’s their efficiency, and that efficiency is perhaps best seen in the public transportation in Berlin. Berlin’s S-Bahn, U-Bahn, and…