All over the world, young people are fighting for a common goal: a sustainable future. How can we design a sustainable future for everyone? We want to hear your ideas! Join in the competition “Schools for Sustainability”!
Join us for KinoKonzert 06: Sydney’s premier contemporary chamber group Ensemble Offspring will team up with Perth-based composer Christopher Tonkin for a brand new interpretation of the silent film classic Nosferatu.
Combining the best of both worlds: face-to-face instruction and flexible online German lessons — our Blended Learning courses
are an ideal option for people who don’t just want to learn online or those with limited time. Learn more about our brand new Blended Learning Courses!
Headline act DAF – Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft – the iconic Godfathers of Techno - will make their Australian debut at Melbourne Music Week from 15 – 17. November. Do not miss their concert in Melbourne Town Hall and an artist talk.
On 20 November 2019, the University of Melbourne opens its doors to local kids. Primary school students, teachers and parents are invited to experience an event packed with science. For one day, kids will step into the shoes of university students, taking part in workshops and lectures and conducting fun experiments with real researchers. Register today!
This interesting poster exhibition highlights the years 1989/90. It recalls the protests against the falsification of the GDR municipal elections, the summer commutation and the mass protests in autumn that brought the SED dictatorship to its knees. It can be visited until Februrary 2020 at the Goethe-Institut in Melbourne.
School students from around Australia have been honoured in the latest edition of the Goethe-Institut’s Enterprise German competition. The initiative, which sees schools work together with German businesses to develop new products, is now into its third year.
A dozen students from a Sydney high school took time out from class recently to visit Goethe-Institut's Woollahra premises. The budding German speakers got their hands dirty in the garden, before cooking themselves a healthy lunch and conducting sustainability experiments.
Comedian-turned-filmmaker Michael Bully Herbig turns a fascinating slice of history into a routine thriller in Balloon, which dramatises the 1979 defection, by hot air balloon, of two East German families. The film is screening in Australian cinemas to mark this month's 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
What’ll I cook when the fridge is empty at the end of the month? How will I save the world in the process? And how will I survive University? At goethe.de/nofilter you can find tips, curiosities and funny stories about living in Germany.
In cooperation with the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation, our community garden located at the Goethe-Institut in Sydney, has been designed to promote gardening, sustainability and positive food habits.
The Goethe-Institut invites experts and creatives worldwide to exchange ideas on colonial power relations, their consequences and, above all, how to dismantle them: in discourses, interviews, opinion articles and art projects. For a decolonized and non-racial world.
