By University of Hohenheim
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🌿🎓 In this sun-kissed episode, we dive deep into the world of academia with Hemanth Puppala, a passionate PhD candidate who chose to continue his academic journey at the University of Hohenheim after completing his Master’s there. Ever wondered about the difference between a PhD candidate and a PhD student? Hemanth breaks it down, sharing invaluable insights on the advantages of both paths, navigating the paperwork, overcoming challenges, and what keeps him motivated. Don’t miss it! 🌞📚
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🌟📽 Join us for our video podcast premiere, and our first episode of our new series #InternationalVoices, in which present you fellow students and their remarkable stories! 🌍🗣
Reveal fascinating stories and insights you won't find anywhere else. Tune in to our trailer now and uncover why everyone is talking about News4Internationals. Subscribe today :)
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In this episode, we delve into the critical EU Election 2024, taking place in June, and its far-reaching implications, even for international students. Joining us are Ha My, a German student, Lexi, an international Master's student from Peru, and Dr. Benjamin Gehring, the Joint Director of the Office of International Affairs at the University of Hohenheim. Together, we explore how policy changes could affect international students' lives, from visas to educational opportunities.
Tune in to understand why this election matters to everyone in the EU, and why it's crucial for students - both German and from across the EU - to cast their votes and make their voices heard. Don't miss out on this important discussion!
If you are a German or EU student, your vote in the EU Election 2024 is essential. Make sure to participate and shape the future of Europe!
Join us for an interview with Paul Effah, a former A+ student of Agricultural Economics, about his journey from finding and choosing a topic, conducting research, to evaluating and interpreting the collected data, and finally starting the writing process. Paul shares his experiences of working on a thesis as part of a larger program that funded his research development in Ghana and Burkina Faso. We will also explore how this experience impacted his future career. Don't miss this episode filled with tips and recommendations to ace your own thesis!
The podcast currently has 91 episodes available.