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Some of the foremost names in public policy make up the international faculty at the Hertie School of Governance.
Together with students from over 30 different countries, they are a dedicated and innovative group, who make the School a special place to learn and teach. In order to sustain this unique community, the Hertie School needs the assistance of Alumni and friends to finance a variety of projects (through the General Fund) and through specific initiatives:
Make a tax-deductible donation to the HSoG.
Together with students from over 30 different countries, they are a dedicated and innovative group, who make the School a special place to learn and teach. In order to sustain this unique community, the Hertie School needs the assistance of Alumni and friends to finance a variety of projects (through the General Fund) and through specific initiatives:
- additional faculty chairs
- specific research initiatives
- Tuition Scholarship Fund
- Student Loan Scholarship Fund
- Library Fund
- Hertie Internship Fund from Alumni (supported by the Alumni Council)
For further details, please contact the Development Office.
You will receive a receipt of contribution if needed. Donations to the Hertie School are tax-deductible.
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The Hertie School of Governance is extremely grateful to all those who have provided financial support for the School and its students.
First and foremost, we would like to thank the Hertie Foundation, without whom the Hertie School of Governance would not exist. The Foundation has contributed in countless ways, and their ongoing support for every facet of the School is the lifeblood of this institution.
We would like to extend our gratitude to Dr. Michael Endres, Dr. Bernhard Wunderlin, and Dr. Klaus Mangold of the Board of Trustees for donating scholarships to individual MPP Students.
Furthermore, KPMG has been generously supporting the Executive Master of Public Management programme by funding a Professorship in Public Management.
We would also like to thank the numerous foundations and organisations who have been willing to provide scholarships to our students and guests, so that they could pursue their studies and research in Berlin and abroad. They include:
We would also like to recognise another partner who has offered generous support: The Foundation of German Business (Stiftung der Deutschen Wirtschaft - SDW) has agreed to participate in a special scholarship scheme with the HSoG, in which selected students receive tuition waivers, as well as comprehensive educational and career guidance.
