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Hilde Domin Programme

The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) administers the scholarship programme “Hilde Domin Programme” with funds from the Federal Foreign Office (AA). The programme serves to support students and doctoral candidates from across the globe, who are at risk of being formally or de facto denied educational or other rights in their country of origin, and to provide these students and doctoral candidates with an opportunity to begin or complete a study or research degree at a higher education institution in Germany. Students and doctoral candidates nominated and accepted under the programme will receive a scholarship for a degree course of personal choice and according to individual qualifications. The scholarship is sufficient to cover the necessary costs incurred during their study or research stay.

The long-term goal of the scholarship programme is to enable students and doctoral candidates to complete their higher education studies resp. research project in a secure environment, to be able to contribute towards meaningful political, economic as well as social development in their countries of origin (respectively in Germany or third countries) upon completion of their studies in Germany. All MA and PhD beneficiaries of the scholarship programme will further be qualified in an accompanying interdisciplinary programme, to enhance the prospects of a free development of their personality and their contributions towards society.

You have to be able to walk away and still be like a tree. As if the root remained in the ground, as if the landscape moved and we stood firm. You have to hold your breath until the wind dies down and the foreign air begins to circle around us. Until the play of light and shadow, of green and blue shows the old patterns and we are at home wherever it is and can sit down and lean back as if against our mother’s grave. (Hilde Domin)

Programme launch

To mark the start of the programme on 14 April 2021, Federal Foreign Minister, Heiko Maas, and DAAD President, Prof Dr Joybrato Mukherjee, each expressed a few personal words in a video statement.

The video statement of the Federal Foreign Minister can be found here .

The video statement of the DAAD President can be found here .

The nomination and selection procedure

Potential candidates cannot themselves apply for participation in the Hilde Domin Programme, but are nominated by the management (presidiums/rectorates) of an institution or organisation which is a legal entity domiciled in Germany and which carries out an activity in the field of science, research and teaching and/or the protection of human rights, the promotion of peace and democracy or the rule of law.

All nominations shall formally be made by respective nominating institutions and organisations who are requested to fill in the nomination form online (the link is provided upon request). Thereafter, on the basis of an initial plausibility check, suitable candidates will be contacted by the DAAD and invited to apply via the DAAD online application portal. The application documents submitted by the candidates are then verified by the DAAD for completeness and formal correctness. The final selection of candidates will be carried out by independent selection committees appointed by the DAAD. Both the status of risk and academic performance are assessed as part of the selection process.

Important to note:  Multiple nominations do not bear any advantages. One nomination per candidate is sufficient. Institutions and organisations entitled to nominate may nominate as many candidates as they deem eligible. Nominations submitted through other channels (e.g. via email, post or fax) cannot be considered or accepted.

Also important: The DAAD can only award a limited number of scholarships. Please only nominate candidates for this programme who, in addition to being individually at risk, also demonstrate good academic prospects for studying in Germany. Proposed candidates should have sufficient knowledge of German or English (corresponding to level B2) by the nomination deadline to be able to complete a study degree programme/research project in the respective language.

Target group

Students and doctoral candidates worldwide* who are at risk of being formally or de facto denied educational rights and/or other rights in their country of origin, due to their ethnic, sexual, gender or religious identity and/or their political or civic engagement. By definition of the DAAD, political, civic and similar engagement encompasses either the participation in groups or individual actions based on liberal and democratic principles aspiring to contribute to a positive social change in communities.

*Except for the following countries: EU/ EEA / EFTA countries as well as Andorra, Monaco, San Marino and the United Kingdom.

Nomination requirements

Students and doctoral candidates from all academic disciplines can be nominated, apart from human medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, pharmacy, and law

• who can prove or credibly demonstrate a threat to their personal well-being or safety (e.g. physical violence, arrest, denial of civil and educational rights, etc.) to the nominating institution
• who are in possession of educational certificates that enable entrance to a higher education institution and warrant the pursuit of a desired higher education qualification according to the anabin  database
• who may not be already residing in Germany or the European Union at the time of nomination

Important to note: Nominations for the academic fields of visual arts, performing arts, design, visual communication, music, film, and architecture  can be submitted only by accredited higher education institutions and require a letter by that institution confirming the academic ability of the candidate in the foreseen discipline.

Funding period

As a rule, the duration of funding for a

• bachelor’s degree is: up to 36 months (plus 12 months preparatory course/"Studienkolleg" in exceptional cases)
• master’s degree is: up to 24 months
• doctoral degree is: up to 48 months

Funding of a scholarship encompasses

• a monthly scholarship payment of 934 EUR for bachelor and master students resp. 1,200 EUR for doctoral candidates
• a health, accident and personal liability insurance cover
• a travel allowance based on your country of origin resp. present residence
• if applicable, participation in a preparatory German language course (of two, four or six months) according to the previously acquired and required language skills for the intended course of study or doctoral project
• additional financial benefits

Nomination and application deadline

Nominations of suitable candidates can be submitted online at any time.

In principle, there are two selections per year. The application periods are based on the start of the academic semesters.

The following time periods and deadlines apply for nominations and applications for the upcoming academic semesters:

Planned start of studies summer semester 2024

• Nominations: until 15 th March, 2023
• Application period: 16 th March until 29 th April, 2023

Planned start of studies winter semester 2024/25

• Nominations: until 15 th September, 2023
• Application period: 18 th September until 16 th October, 2023

Access to the DAAD online portal is open to all formally eligible applicants during the application periods. If no application is received within an application period, respective candidates would have to be nominated again before the next nomination deadline.

For an overview of frequently asked questions and answers please click here .

Helpful links

Database for study programs in Germany My Guide – The gateway to your German university Philipp Schwartz Initiative Martin Roth Initiative Elisabeth-Selbert-Initiative

Contact and consultation

Contact persons for programme related matters Stefanie Kottowski DAAD Section ST33 Kennedyallee 50 D-53175 Bonn E-Mail: [email protected]  

Arua Husaini-Siam DAAD Section ST33 Kennedyallee 50 D-53175 Bonn E-Mail: [email protected]

Contact persons for administrative matters Ilenia Arena DAAD Section ST33 Kennedyallee 50 D-53175 Bonn E-Mail: [email protected]

Deborah Wißkirchen DAAD Section ST33 Kennedyallee 50 D-53175 Bonn E-Mail: [email protected]

Maya Helget DAAD Section ST33 Kennedyallee 50 D-53175 Bonn E-Mail: [email protected]

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Hearts In The Ice

Hearts in the Ice, created by Hilde Fålun Strøm and Sunniva Sorby, is a platform for social engagement c onnecting students, scientists, manufacturers, environmental organizations, and all who care about the health of our planet, in the conversation around climate change.

Bamsebu  began in 2019 as a 9-month overwintering project in the High Arctic of Svalbard, Norway. From August 2019 – May 2020,  Hilde (Norway) and Sunniva (Canada) inhabited the 20 sq mtr trappers cabin “Bamsebu”- 78’N.   They are the first women in history to over-winter in Svalbard without men. 

Hearts In The Ice promotes conversation on issues relating to adventure, female leadership, STEMM, sustainability, Innovation, exploration, diversity, climate action, alternative energy and pushing our boundaries !

Following months of groundwork, www.heartsintheice.com was launched on October 2, 2018.  At that time there was a handful of sponsors, a few dedicated advisory board members, and a small number of committed partners, but most importantly, two hearts with a vision to make a difference bigger than themselves, and the energy to make it happen.   By October 2019 that vision was a reality. Sunniva and Hilde were at Bamsebu and the adventure had begun!  

Education:  Hearts In The Ice regularly engages school classrooms from around the world in the climate change conversation with live satellite video chats from Bamsebu with Hilde & Sunniva plus highly qualified guest speakers.  Check here for the monthly topics from Nov-May 2021.

Advisory Board: Hearts In The Ice is advised by an impressive 16  member advisory board consisting of scientists, educators, and business leaders committed to advancing knowledge and expanding the climate change conversation on a global level.

Sponsors and Partners:   In a short time since Hearts In The Ice launched, they had attracted more than  25 Corporate Sponsors providing equipment, services and critical funding, 27 In-Kind sponsors providing every day essentials, and 25 Partners who committed to furnishing services and promoting Hearts In The Ice through their businesses and social media.  

For the year 2020-21 they have 10 major sponsors and 14 in-kind sponsors to help them drive change and engagement even further.

Citizen Science: Hilde and Sunniva serve as citizen scientists at Bamsebu by collecting data for existing research being conducted in the Arctic.  Due to their combined 46 years of observations and experience in the Arctic and Antarctic, they are uniquely qualified and inspired to be of service in this way.

Technology: They are actively testing innovative technologies , including solar and wind equipment from  Power Controlls,   Iridium satellite communication from Marlink ,  and field testing a Marlink Telemed Kit . They have the smallest carbon footprint possible, reducing all packaging from their suppliers and providers.

Sunniva Sorby

Project Co-Leader Hearts in the Ice

Polar Ambassador and Citizen Scientist

Senior Polar Guide for PTGA

Member Explorers Club

Fellow, RCGS – Royal Canadian Geographical Society,

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Resident of Squamish, BC, Canada

Member – Historic Women’s South Pole Expedition 92-93- First Canadian Woman

Expedition Leader Greenland Crossing 1999 – First Canadian Woman

Expedition Leader King George Island Crossing 1998

Skied Sierra Haute Route 1996

Climbed Kilimanjaro 5 times

Lead Instructor for Adventure 16 – Backpacking, Backcountry Navigation, Winter camping

Born in Tonsberg Norway –  raised in Canada

Nominated as Woman of the Year in 2002 for efforts to promote sports education for young girls and women

Worked as Historian/Zodiac driver in Svalbard, Canadian Arctic and Antarctica

Frequent lecturer on Leadership, Risk Taking, and the Polar regions

Experienced in Mtn Biking, Running, Glacier Travel, Trekking and Kayaking

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A bronchial cough is due to inflammation of the mucous membranes lining the bronchial tubes, often caused by an infection, exposure to cold weather or may also be caused by breathing in environmental substances that irritate the bronchial tubes. When the bronchial tubes are irritated, they secrete thick mucus which is also known as phlegm. As a result, coughing occurs as a natural reflex action, helping clear mucus congestion from the bronchial mucosa. A long-standing, painful, bronchial cough may be due to other underlying causes and should be evaluated by a qualified practitioner.

Hilde Hemmes Bronchial Cough Relief is formulated from the herbs Liquorice, Thyme and Plantain.

1 - Liquorice has been traditionally used in western herbal medicine to:

• relieve coughs and bronchial mucous congestion
• clear respiratory tract mucous and soothe irritated tissues

2 - Thyme has been traditionally used in western herbal medicine to:

• relieve coughs / mild bronchial coughs
• relieve symptoms of mild upper respiratory tract infections
• clear respiratory tract mucous

3 - Plantain supports healthy mucous membranes.

No added: colour, flavour, caffeine, gluten or yeast.

Suitable for vegans / vegetarians.

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Listed on the Australian register of Therapeutic Goods as Hilde Hemmes' Herbals Bronchial Cough Relief Extract AUST L 335117.

Ingredients:

Each 20ml liquid contains: Glycyrrhiza glabra (Liquorice) tincture from dry root and stolon 2g, Thymus vulgaris (Thyme) tincture from dry flower and leaf 1g, Plantago lanceolata (Plantain) tincture from dry herb 1g.

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Going Travelling These Holidays?

Thailand, the USA, Bali, and Somaliland… just some of the places our patients are travelling to over the next few months. Now that flights have resumed and borders have reopened it’s great to see people travelling again.

There’s often so much to plan before you leave; accommodation, essential documents, visa and let’s not forget travel insurance. But one thing we tend to forget about is actually one of the most important things – our health. What this really means is doing everything we can to stop our holiday plans from being ruined by preventable illness.

Influenza, traveller’s diarrhoea and Hepatitis A are amongst the most common infectious diseases suffered by travellers and yet they are preventable. Diarrhoea, fevers and vomiting are generally not conducive to a relaxing getaway. Having travel vaccinations before you leave can help reduce the risk of your holiday being ruined by illness.

Things to think about: 1. Where you’re travelling to? Some places have higher rates of infectious diseases, eg. Malaria 2. How long you’re travelling for? 3. What activities you’ll be doing? eg. hiking at an altitude 4. Some destinations may have limited access to medical facilities 5. Access to clean water 6. Pre-existing medical conditions, eg. travellers with a weakened immune system, pregnant women etc. 7. Entry requirements for certain countries. Do you need a Yellow Fever certificate?

We can help you plan for your next trip, offer comprehensive up-to-date advice about vaccinations and discuss medications that might be relevant to your destination and activities. We can access your immunisation history to see what you’ve had already so that you don’t double up.

We recommend you book an appointment with one of our doctors at least 4-6 weeks before you travel as some vaccines require multiple doses for adequate immunity and may also only become effective after a certain amount of time.

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