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Hertie School Data Science Lab in finals of InnovationHubs@Campus

One of three 250,000-euro grants are up for grabs on 25 March.

The changing face of protest

Klaus Hurrelmann writes in Tagesspiegel about the new generation of activists.

Hertie School moot court team is German Jessup National Champion

MPP and MIA students gain prominence in international law community - off to DC for world finals.

Teaching that illuminates a complex energy policy world

Lion Hirth gets top marks from students and faculty for .

Public policy challenges for entrepreneurship and innovation in México

Ten full stipends for international alumni for workshop in Mexico City. Apply today!

Debate is key to political discourse

In Cicero magazine, Andrea Römmele argues for a new culture of debate in Germany.

Call for papers: The decay of the rule of law and human rights protections in Turkey

Joint workshop with FU Berlin on European responses to the decay of the rule of law and human rights protections in Turkey.

Consultancies seek to recruit Hertie School graduates

Annual fair is a chance for Hertie School students and consulting professionals to engage.

Anne-Marie Slaughter writes on innovative ways to solve public problems

Winner of 2018 Endres Prize outlines ideas in cover story of Stanford Social Innovation Review.

What's new? Hertie School welcomes four new professors

Explore the latest edition of the Hertie School Newsletter.

Başak Çalı explores judicial self-government

Two articles in the German Law Journal focus on Turkey and European Court of Human Rights.

How can constitutional courts strengthen democratic governance?

Christine Landfried’s book Judicial Power explores constitutional courts and political transformations.