The Research-Alumni strategy at the University of Münster is not only precious to favour sustainable research cooperations and increase the visibility of our institution in the world. Recently, once more, it’s significance in the field of science-communication was highlighted when the Research-Alumni Ambassadors Prof Daniela Bonanno from the University of Palermo and Prof Corinne Bonnet from the Scuola Superiore Normale di Pisa enriched a podium discussion dealing with different aspects of religious pluralism. Both were nominated in 2018 and have actively maintained their research cooperation with the Seminar of Ancient History since many years.
In the afore mentioned event on Sunday, 18 February 2024 more than 120 interested spectators joined in the beautiful historic building of the Erbdrostenhof, to listen to the theories of experts from different scientific domains on the pacific approach to religious diversity. Keywords were openness, tolerance, the capacity to favour compromise and the willingness to promote self-criticism. The podium discussion war a cooperation project between the Science Office of the City of Münster, the Vice Rector for Internationalisation, Knowledge Transfer and Sustainability and the Welcome Centre in the International Office (where the coordination of the Research-Alumni strategy is based). See more >>
Our alumni activities begin with initial contact and continue for the duration of your reseach visit in Münster. If you have any questions, please contact us first!
The Welcome Centre of the International Office supports international researchers and their hosting faculties with a broad range of information and consultation services. Our staff would be happy to help you plan and carry out each phase of your research stay in Münster.
RE.AL is regionally orientated to the goals of the Internationalisation Strategy of the University of Münster.
The University of Münster is one of the German universities, which support most research collaborations with Brazil. In 2010, the University established the Brazil Centre to oversee all of its Brazil-relevant research projects and cooperations.
The staff of the Brazil Centre in Münster provides advice and assistance to all University facilities regarding research activities in Brazil, research transfer, teaching and studies. The University also operates an office in São Paolo, which serves as the central contact point for all researchers and students on location.
Europe is the place of origin and destination for most academically mobile researchers at the University of Münster. The German-Dutch border region represents a particularly important place of academic collaboration for the University.
The Centre for Europe aims to consolidate, support, justify and encourage all European-relevant activities at the University of Münster. The University also maintains its own liaison office in Brussels.
Alumni-Club University of Münster / Tim Zemlicka
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