University Cooperation

Die Außenfassade der Universität Karlsruhe.

German universities, like most universities around the world, maintain a broad network of international partnerships. The DAAD supports such international partnerships through a number of schemes that aim to foster cooperation among higher education institutions.

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University cooperation

University landscape & General advice for cooperation

Cooperation between foreign universities and German higher education institutions (HEI) include the academic exchange of students and/or professors, as well as regular scientific projects. Nevertheless, there is an even greater potential for establishing new collaboration in diverse fields of science.

Find Funding Programmes

Find Programmes

Here you will find an overview of the DAAD's programme calls for German universities. Currently, the following information is only available in German.

More at daad.de (only in German)

DAAD Israel

DAAD Information Centre Tel Aviv

Address: Haim Lebanon 63, Tel Aviv University Einstein Dorms, Building B Entrance 3, P.O.Box 39400
6997804 Tel Aviv

Telephone: +972-(0)3-6405-966

E-Mail: infodaad-israel.org

Opening Hours

Personal consultations: By appointment only.

Telephone consultations:

Tuesday 11:00 - 13:00

How to find us

Traveling by train:

Our office is located about fifteen minutes' walk from the university station "Tel Aviv University".

Travelling by car:

Parking is available at the nearby Faculty of Social Sciences parking lot.

Travelling by bus:

Disembark at the station "University/Haim Lebanon".

Egged lines: 274, 572, 575

Dan Lines: 25, 13

Kavim lines: 633

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