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Meet Carolina and Morgana, the new team members of UAS7. For the first time, we will be working with two interns simultaneously - Carolina operating in the USA and Morgana in Brazil. Their mother tongue is one of the things that enhance their connection - find out more about their background.

Currently, Emma and Brian from the USA are spending a semester abroad at HAW Hamburg - one of the seven member universities of UAS7. In a short interview, the two students from the University of Florida talked about their time in Hamburg, their classes at HAW Hamburg and the differences between Germany and the USA.

Dennis Behrens spent one semester at the University at Albany, SUNY, in 2017 as a part of UAS7’s SIP program. After graduating from Bremen City University of Applied Sciences, he returned to the US and took a job at the German Convention Bureau in New York. He has now been living in New York for over 5 years and has been working for the airline JetBlue Airways since July 2021. In an interview Dennis looks back on his way from Bremen to New York.

The UAS7 Roadshow about "Career opportunities at German Universities of Applied Sciences" has been touring Germany since 2017. On Friday 6 May, 2022 we went international for the first time. In an online session and in English, UAS7 showcased the career path as a professor at a University of Applied Sciences (UAS). Several international professors from our member universities were invited to speak about their personal career paths.

Aluna do curso de Engenharia Eletrônica pela Unisinos conta sobre sua experiência de estágio na Hochschule Osnabrück. [English version available]

Austin Omolo, a Chemical Engineering student at Drexel University, participated in the UAS7 Internship Program this spring.

People working in global education are often asked does study abroad really have any impact; do students really go on to work in a different country or in international careers. Sometimes the world is very small and study abroad can be a little bit of serendipity...

Danielle Kline, 20-year old mechanical engineering exchange student from the University of Pittsburgh, wanted to be in Germany. That was the plan from the time she was on school exchange.