Training on China Competence

China Center of TU Berlin

Ancient and modern China

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Ancient and modern China

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The China Center at TU Berlin (Center for Cultural Studies on Science and Technology in China, CCST) is once again offering a diverse and in-depth continuing education program for the 2026/27 winter semester. Participants have the opportunity to earn the China Competence Certificate as part of the program. This program is designed for anyone who successfully cooperates with China on a personal or institutional level or who simply wishes to deepen their knowledge of China. Take advantage of this opportunity to develop intercultural skills, gain new perspectives, and exchange ideas with experts. The courses will once again be offered free of charge this year.

The continuing education courses consist of the following modules:

Module 1: Philosophical Traditions, History, Society and Economy
Date: November 12-13, 2026
Speakers: Tania Becker, Ágota Révész, Alexander Brown, Thomas König

Module 2: Technology, digitalisation, innovation
Date: Decemebr 10-11, 2026
Speakers: Katja Levy, Tania Becker, HAN Zheng, Till Ammelburg

Module 3: Urbanisation, ecology, climate
Date: January 21-22, 2027
Speakers: Michaela Böhme, Eva Sternfeld, Katharina Klöcker

Module 4: Research and higher education policy, foreign-, cultural- and education policy
Date: February 18-19, 2027
Speakers: Sigrun Abels, XIAN Peixin, Markus Taube, Wolfgang Röhr, Eberhard Sandschneider, Helwig Schmidt-Glintzer

Interkulturelles Training in Präsenz in Berlin
Date: February 20, 2027
introduction: Sigrun Abels
Speakers Elke Spielmanns-Rome

Further details and information on registration for the programme can be found hereExternal link

To register for the courses, please email the project assistant, Mr. Jamie Dräger: draeger@tu-berlin.de

Expertise in China for students? TU Berlin offers a dedicated programExternal linkand certificateExternal linkfor this.

In dem Bild sind die Veranstaltungen für das Zertifikatsprogramm der TU-Berlin zusehen

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