WILLKOMMEN BEI DER
DEUTSCH-BRITISCHEN GESELLSCHAFT MÜNCHEN e.V.
„Förderung und Stärkung der deutsch-britischen Beziehungen in den Bereichen Kultur, Politik, Wissenschaft und Wirtschaft“
Über die DBG e.V.
Die Deutsch-Britische Gesellschaft München e. V. hat sich zum Ziel gesetzt die deutsch-britischen Beziehungen auf kulturellem und politischem, wissenschaftlichem und wirtschaflichem Gebiet zu vertiefen.
Dazu veranstaltet die Gesellschaft monatlich Vorträge fachkompetenter Referenten aus diesen Gebieten. Die Vorträge werden in deutscher oder englischer Sprache gehalten. Den Abschluss bildet eine offene Diskussion bei einem Glas Wein.
Nächste Veranstaltung
Philippa Cahill
University and student exchanges with the United Kingdom:
Current challenges from the Bavarian Perspective
Montag, 15. Mai 2023, 19:00 PM – IBZ
Brexit has had a significant impact on the international higher education sector.
As part of the Brexit negotiations, the UK government decided not to participate
in the next Erasmus+ program, which runs from 2021-2027. Philippa Cahill will
present the challenges that the United Kindgdom’s departure from the European
Union has brought to higher education, particularly to when it comes to student
mobility.
Philippa Cahill is an outgoing study abroad advisor at the Ludwig-Maximilians-
Universität, Munich. Originally from England and a graduate of Modern
Languages from Durham University, she obtained her Master’s in Intercultural
Management from the Université de Limoges in France. Over the years Philippa
has been involved in establishing and maintaining many exchange relationships
between the UK and mainland Europe, through the Erasmus program and
beyond.
Brexit has had a significant impact on the international higher education sector.
As part of the Brexit negotiations, the UK government decided not to participate
in the next Erasmus+ program, which runs from 2021-2027. Philippa Cahill will
present the challenges that the United Kindgdom’s departure from the European
Union has brought to higher education, particularly to when it comes to student
mobility.
Philippa Cahill is an outgoing study abroad advisor at the Ludwig-Maximilians-
Universität, Munich. Originally from England and a graduate of Modern
Languages from Durham University, she obtained her Master’s in Intercultural
Management from the Université de Limoges in France. Over the years Philippa
has been involved in establishing and maintaining many exchange relationships
between the UK and mainland Europe, through the Erasmus program and
beyond.