Goethe-Institut Myanmar

The Academy of Care is honoured to welcome Dr. Marianne Rauwald, a German psychoanalyst and trauma specialist from Frankfurt, for a special Alumni Seminar at Goethe-Institut Myanmar.

With many years of experience working in trauma, migration, and crisis contexts, Dr. Rauwald will join the AoC alumni community for two days of learning, reflection, and exchange. 

In connection with World Oceans Day, which falls on 8 June, Goethe-Institut Myanmar and Myanmar Ocean Project will jointly organize a special program.

A comic book reading event mainly aimed at children and young people will be held on Sunday, 7 June, at the auditorium of Goethe-Institut Myanmar. The program will feature comics related to the ocean and marine life, as well as the environment, social life, and traditions connected to the ocean.

In addition, a hands-on comic creation workshop, which participants can join through pre-registration, will also be conducted alongside the event. Further details can be found on the social media channels of Goethe-Institut Myanmar and Myanmar Ocean Project.

As part of the ongoing Towards Empathy project, which began its long-term journey in 2025, invited curators from Thailand, Somrak Sila and Krai Sridee, are currently in Myanmar from May to June.

During their stay, they are meeting with members of each focus group participating in the project and developing plans for the Final Presentation, which forms an important component of the Towards Empathy project. Through these exchanges and preparations, the curators are working towards shaping an artistic presentation that reflects the collaborative process and research developed throughout the program.

Following the completion of their trip, further updates and upcoming activities related to the Towards Empathy project will continue to be shared. We warmly invite audiences to follow the social media channels of Goethe-Institut Myanmar for future announcements and developments.

In June, the German courses at the Goethe-Institut Myanmar will begin for Term 4.
 
Start learning the German language systematically at the Goethe-Institut Myanmar! Our German language courses are based on the six levels defined by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Our courses are thereby internationally recognized and comparable. You can now register for our german courses online anytime, anywhere. For any inquiries, please get in touch with us via info.language.mmr@goethe.de.

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June is Environmental Awareness Month! To celebrate, we’re hosting a fun and eco-friendly workshop for children aged 7–12.

We’re excited to bring back the Sustainable Entrepreneurship Series Program!

The Sustainable Entrepreneurship Series Program, jointly organized by Goethe-Institut Myanmar and Planet Impacts, will take place once a month from May to August. Each session will provide participants with the opportunity to explore entrepreneurial principles aligned with various Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), supported by insights and real-world experiences from experts across different fields.

Join us this June for our Board Game Day and explore the exciting world of Lingua Ludica—a fast-paced, multilingual game that combines fun with learning German. This session is suitable for learners at A2 level and above.

Exciting news for those looking to enhance their German reading skills! The monthly "Reading Club/Leseclub" is here to help expand your vocabulary and usage.

This month's program is aimed for the participants at the B1 Level. On both days, we will read the same book together with the teacher. The purpose is to nurture effective reading habits for readers; hence, we encourage you to participate in both sessions.

So, we warmly welcome you to grab this opportunity to share your thoughts with other bookworms. Join us, and let's dive into the world of German literature together!

If you are interested in participating, please register by sending an email to biblio-yangon@goethe.de by providing the following information: • your name • contact number • your German proficiency level

New media are available in our German Online Library “ONLEIHE”, including works by Güner Yasemin Balci, Svenja Falk, Daniel Faßbender, Alisha Gamisch, Florian Illies, Barbara Manthe, Lukas Rietzschel, Frank Schätzing und Verena Stauffer. Access them free of charge in our ONLEIHE - the German Online Library.