Focused on innovation and sustainability, the “Germany on Campus” symposium at University of Connecticut last Thursday highlighted why #Connecticut and UConn provide the perfect ecosystem for globally-minded engineering and business students. #Germany is Connecticut’s #1 economic partner, with many German world leaders in precision manufacturing calling Connecticut their U.S. home. UConn’s dual-degree programs, EUROTECH and EUROBIZ, prepare students for careers with these companies by equipping them with essential skills and international perspectives. Jan Lüdert, Ph.D., Head of Programs at #DWIHNY, delivered the keynote address,?“Transatlantic Innovations: Building Intercultural Citizenship Across the Disciplines.”?He emphasized the importance of innovation in intercultural relations, stating: "To be truly innovative, you must see your role as more than a job title or a collection of skills. Each project you work on is a chance to bridge differences and create new understandings." Dr. Sonja Kreibich, General Consul of Germany to the New England States at the German Consulate Boston opened the company panel with Dr. Christine Benz (TRUMPF North America), Marie-Anne Caye (Henkel), Peter Tolmei (ebm-papst), Jonathan Leach and Dave Gould (MTU Aero Engines North America), Michael Haaser and Will Trickett (Stopa America Inc) and Tom Siemieniak and Sujan Guhathakurta (fischer fixings LLC) moderated by Ted Fisher (AdvanceCT). Thanks to the University of Connecticut and Anke K. Finger for organizing such an outstanding showcase for EUROTECH and EUROBIZ. “Germany on Campus” is?a program of the Embassy of Germany in Washington, D.C.
The German School of Connecticut prepares students in Connecticut for the aforementioned dual degrees at UCONN dubbed EUROTECH and EUROBIZ. Our school offers classes at locations in West Hartford and Stamford. Individual tutoring in Corporate German available upon request. Feel free to reach out!
Thank you, Jan Lüdert, Ph.D., for delivering an outstanding keynote and inspiring our students! The organizers, Gerlinde Berger-Walliser, Andreas Wei?enbach, Dr. Stefan Hock, and I are excited to foster innovation right here at the University of Connecticut.
Head of International Office | DHBW Mosbach, Campus Bad Mergentheim
4 个月This sounds like a very inspiring event! ???????????? Our colleague Andreas Wei?enbach from Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg (DHBW) Mosbach was involved in organizing it, and we are so happy about his strong ties to Connecticut and U.S. universities! ???????? We are excited to see what will develop from this.