News and press releases

Comparative cultural policy study: Berlin on a par with London, Paris, New York

Berlin’s cultural policy needs to overcome two-class public support. / Too little attention given to the digital age and the diversity of inhabitants.

Johanna Mair shortlisted for "Oscar of Management Thinking"

Nominated in the social enterprise category, Johanna Mair is the only nominee from a German-speaking country.

Hertie School research project STARS gets to the bottom of the financial crisis

German Federal Ministry of Education and Research funds comprehensive study of the causes and effects of the crisis with 850.000 Euro.

EMPA: Welcome class of 2015 and congratulations graduates!

At the special ceremony today, 25 EMPA graduates will receive their diplomas, while 32 will begin their studies.

Three Hertie School professors ranked among leading German economists

The FAZ ranks Claudia Kemfert and Henrik Enderlein in top 35, Christian Traxler makes the Handelsblatt’s top 40.

Hertie School launches new degree programme Master of International Affairs

Wolfgang Ischinger joins faculty / State Secretary Katrin Suder appointed to Board of Trustees.

Hertie School joins Erasmus+ programme

Students can apply for living cost stipends for exchanges and internships abroad.

Professors demand better day care facilities instead of child care subsidy

Ruling by German Federal Constitutional Court offers opportunity.

Latest Hertie School newsletter available for download

Cobus de Swardt addresses Graduates, new Governance Report indicators, Executive Seminars and other highlights.

Study: Majority of young people from Balkan states want to emigrate

Professor Klaus Hurrelmann: pessimism of the young people is worrying.

Hertie School re-certified as family-friendly university

The Hertie School has, for the third time in a row, been awarded the certificate “audit family-friendly university”

EMPA alumni from around the globe reunite at 2015 retreat

Explore selected highlights from the 2015 EMPA Alumni Retreat.