Hertie School in dialogue

#hertielove
30.07.2021

Virtual MPP and MIA master’s thesis poster exhibition and winners

MPP and MIA grads present thesis projects in online poster exhibition. 
Research
29.07.2021

Hertie School’s ERCAS join World Values Survey team on Values in Crisis (VIC)

Pandemic made us moody, but more progressive, study finds.
#hertielove
28.07.2021

Student sparring partners help civil society groups evaluate their impact

In Ruth Ditlmann’s spring 2021 project course, students gain hands-on experience monitoring and evaluating social programmes.
News
27.07.2021

Brazilian public sector employees earn Executive Education Certificate in Human Resource Management

Hertie School and República.org join up for training and insights into the new demands in people management.
In the media
22.07.2021

Christine Reh on the future of the European project

The Professor of European Politics shared her insights in an NDR panel discussion.
In the media
16.07.2021

Marina Henke speaks to CNBC's Squawk Box about the Nord Stream 2 pipeline

Professor of International Relations provides her expertise on economic and diplomatic relations between Russia and Germany.
News
14.07.2021

Rethinking higher education for the digital age

CIVICA conference brings together educators, students and policymakers for post-pandemic takeaways.
News
13.07.2021

Alexander Busold and Laura Franken are the 2021 recipients of the Hertie School’s Alumni Achievement Award

Joint winners from the MPP Class of 2016 are recognized for their leadership in founding the Her.Tietz Initiative which aims to combat antisemitism. 
Press release
13.07.2021

Economists argue for speed limits in Germany

Stefan Bauernschuster from the University of Passau and Christian Traxler from the Hertie School argue that a speed limit would reduce deaths and injuries and have positive effects for those living in the vicinity of highways.
News
07.07.2021

Klaus Hurrelman probes Gen Z politics in new book, now in English

Professor of Public Health and Education examines how the pandemic and the climate crisis have politicised a generation.
Research
07.07.2021

Julian Wucherpfennig’s new research finds power sharing reduces civil conflict

In a forthcoming paper published by International Studies Quarterly, he examines executive power sharing in managing multiethnic civil conflicts.
Research
06.07.2021

How has family life changed in Europe in recent decades?

New book edited by Michaela Kreyenfeld and Norbert Schneider tracks latest developments in family sociology.