A sign for diversity: The LGBTQAI+ flag.© DAAD/ Daniel Reuber Open fig captionCulture & Leisure ActivitiesDiversity in Germany
Picture of the other side of the river Rine in Cologne© Roberta Open fig captionBlog post written by RobertaCologneFeeling at home
People sitting in a café© Roberta Open fig captionBlog post written by RobertaCologneDifferent ways to meet new people in Cologne
You can see a train station, the train is already waiting on the platform.© Rayhona Open fig captionBlog post written by RayhonaFirst Steps in GermanyHow to make friends in a new place
Sometimes, my flatmates and I also had day trips together.© Thư Open fig captionBlog post written by ThuAccomodationThe benefits of living in a shared flat (WG)
Dorms room in winter© Nathaly Open fig captionBlog post written by NathalyAccomodationHow's the dorms life?
©Sreehitha Veeramreddygari Open fig captionBlog post written by SreehithaAachenFriends are hard to find, harder to leave and i...
Fingers typing on a keyboard©iStock/SARINYAPINNGAM Open fig captionBlog post written by HollyFriendshipSo, is it actually possible to make German frie...
“How are you? May you blessed with happiness” written in Urdu by a dorm-mate of mine, who is also DAAD scholarship holder for her master at university of Passau.© DAAD/ Anh-Hoang Open fig captionBlog post written by Anh HoangFriendshipClose to my heart there are people
Text messages from friends in the evening© Rumeng Open fig captionBlog post written by RumengFriendshipDankeschön
Rainer is in the library with his fellow students, who are also Filipino© Rainer Open fig captionBlog post written by RainerFriendshipMy Preparation to my Upcoming Examination
Groups of people in a building© Sindi Open fig captionBlog post written by SindiFriendshipOvercoming Loneliness
