To prevent the spread of COVID-19, Goethe-Institut Bangladesh remains closed for the public until further notice. All language courses are held online. Stay tuned with our Website and Facebook for further updates!
What does it mean to be a "real man" in 2021? What ideas are associated with the term - and should it not be replaced or supplemented by more differentiated views?
Lese-Literati is a series of storytelling that celebrates readers, book-lovers, and writers. Celebrating the love of books and literature, the series offers a whole enchilada: from meet the author events to author panels and literary debates, and more.
Because of the current Covid Situation Goethe-Institut Bangladesh had to postpone all exams until after 31.8.2021. From 5.9. exams will take place again. The first dates are intended for those already admitted earlier and waiting list candidates. Dates that can be booked presumably from October will be published on the website and on Facebook as soon as possible.
In keeping with the Government directives, the Goethe-Institut Bangladesh is currently closed and operating from home office. Keeping social distancing in mind, with the intention of uninterrupted quality teaching, we are offering an exciting, online-live experience brought for the first time to Bangladesh.
Goethe-Institut Bangladesh is pleased to announce the launch of 'Longing and Belonging', a collection of narratives on 1947 partition. The event will feature readings, discussions and reflections, so please join us for an evening of conversations on this topic.
The Onleihe is Goethe-Institut’s digital library. More than 35,000 German language eBooks, audio books, movies, materials for German language learners, magazines and newspapers are available for downloading from the Onleihe.
Joseph Beuys would have turned 100 in 2021. In celebration, we’ve gathered videos and events on Beuys from our colleagues and partners — and included some 2021 perspectives on the artist’s work.
Our editor meets one of her inspiring mentors to reflect on aspirations for a “good life” with the constraints of a finite planet and solidarity actions for Bangladesh’s crafts people that would continue to have impact beyond this pandemic.
Futures beyond the Self seeks to provide a space for new ideas to flourish and for continued societal and collective engagement. It seeks to support both individuals and collectives in their endeavour to reflect, critique, and suggest alternative futures and pathways of ‘being in the world’.
With ingredients of food, travel and comics – it’s the most flavorsome dish on offer to feed your soul, nourish your mind, and delight your palate. Venture into different cultures and cities to cook with the professional chefs and avid travel bloggers. Experiment with graphic cooking and learn the most amazing recipes artistically.
The Goethe-Institut presents: "Signs of Resistance", a film series with 14 films about civil society engagement, protest and emancipation movements, the culture of remembrance, migration, and environmental issues.
