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We offer free proofreading in German for your presentations or handouts through our beratungsWERK.

What exactly?
Correction of the German language (language, grammar, spelling) of handouts and reports within the framework of studies for students of the universities in Karlsruhe and Pforzheim.
Who?
Our Germanist Jessica Lebherz corrects the German language of your presentations and handouts.
The German proofreading service is therefore aimed specifically at non-native speakers of German and international students who need support in this area.
How much?
The offer is completely free of charge for you.
How does it all work?
You can simply send your presentation or handout by e-mail to Jessica.Lebherz@sw-ka.de with a request for correction and any specific questions you might have.
Please allow enough time to proofread your presentation/handout/essay or ask Jessica in advance when you can expect feedback. If you would like a personal consultation, this is possible by individual arrangement. To do so, simply make an appointment with Jessica by email.

1. Digital Info Day

Master's student Haoming Chen is now available for prospective students from China and will provide you with assistance if you would like to study at Karlshochschule. You can find more information here.

"The ZKM is a globally unique cultural institution, because it is a place that expands the original tasks of the museum. It is a house of all media and genres, a house of both space-based arts such as painting, photography and sculpture and time-based arts such as film, video, media art, music, dance, theatre and performance."

Discover this extraordinary and timeless place from the comfort of your own home with an online guided tour or workshop.

"The Badisches Landesmuseum is the major cultural history museum for the Baden region and presents the culture of Baden in dialogue with evidence of the cultures of the world, with a focus on Europe, across all genres. Its objects represent 50,000 years of international cultural history: World culture, regional history and regional everyday culture are brought together and interlinked to form one large cultural-historical show."

Discover the digital offerings of the Baden State Museum from the comfort of your own home - from special contributions and digital catalogue to special exhibitions to go, there is much to marvel at.

The Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe is one of the largest and most traditional museums in Germany. In its digital collection, the Kunsthalle offers the opportunity to experience 800 years of art history in stories and never-before-seen details and backgrounds.

Here you can access the collection.

The Louvre is by far one of the most famous and most visited museums in the world. It is also the third largest museum in the world in terms of exhibition space. The exhibit that most people think of when they think of the Louvre is, of course, the Mona Lisa painting. This museum has to be experienced up close, but it also offers interesting online toures through the department of Egyptian antiquity in addition to an extensive digital archive with works of art from its own collection. Via the Youvisit platform, numerous exhibition rooms, halls and the exterior architecture of both the historical building and the famous glass pyramid by architect Ieoh Ming Pei can be admired in full 360 degrees.

The Bode Museum on Museum Island houses the Sculpture Collection, the Museum of Byzantine Art, over 100 works from the Picture Gallery and a large part of the Coin Collection. Since the end of 2015, the ground floor and most of the upper floor can be viewed in a complete 360-degree panorama. Unlike many other digital tours, all 850 sculptures and paintings on display can be seen online. Several hundred built-in links lead with one click to the respective digital archive, where you can learn more about the individual works.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is the largest art museum in the United States and possesses one of the most important art historical collections in the world. Through the award-winning online project The Met 360° Project, visitors can explore the exhibition rooms in six videos lasting several minutes.

The Karlsruhe Museum of Natural History is not only popular with visitors to Karlsruhe; thanks to its outstanding collections and research activities, it is one of the major natural history museums in Germany. This is also due to the museum's dual role as a scientific research institute and a visitor-oriented museum. Researching, collecting and preserving, imparting knowledge - we see it as our task to combine the classic fields of work of a museum.

Click here for the online offers.

The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History's virtual toursallow visitors to take self-guided, room-by-room tours of selected exhibits and areas of the museum from their desktop or mobile device. Visitors can also access selected collections and research areas of our satellite support and research stations, as well as previous exhibits that are no longer on display.

Virtual tour of the breathtaking rooms of the Vatican.

The services of Karlsruhe City Library are available to all library customers with a library card. Click here to go to the website.

The Federal Constitutional Court is the federal constitutional court in the Federal Republic of Germany. As the guardian of the German Constitution (the Basic Law), the Court has a dual role, on the one hand as an independent constitutional body and, on the other, as part of the judicial power of the state in the specific field of constitutional and international law. Through its authoritative decisions, it provides a binding interpretation of the constitutional text.

During a virtual Tour you can discover these impressive rooms.

Digital offers of the ESN Karlsruhe such as virtual regulars' table. Look here.

Many Volkshochschulen are increasingly offering webinars in response to the COVID19 break. The online offers are available nationwide. You can find more information here.

Virtual services for students
In various online formats, student ambassadors and the DAAD will once again provide advice on how to carry out and finance a stay abroad during your studies. On 26 March at the second virtual "study worldwide" fair and every first Thursday of the month live on Instagram.