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Seit- kenntnisse und das Verständnis für dem ist ein lebendiges internationales andere Kulturen sind für Schule, Stu- Netzwerk von Stipendiatinnen und Stipen- dium und Beruf heute so wichtig wie diaten sowie Alumni entstanden, dessen Netzwerken international nie zuvor. Daher ermöglicht die Baden- großes Potenzial an Kreativität, Dynamik Württemberg Stiftung qualifizierten und Know-how vielerorts Einsatz findet. p Die Baden-Württemberg Stiftung Regional Chapters überall auf der Welt: jungen Erwachsenen einen Aufenthalt unterstützt den persönlichen Kontakt zum Beispiel zum Picknicken in Hong- im Ausland. 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Stipendiaten sich untereinander austau- Einige Hundert derzeitig und ehemals In den vergangenen 16 Jahren haben schen, ihre fachlichen und persönlichen Geförderte kommen an den beiden Hö- mehr als 20.000 junge Menschen Kompetenzen weiter ausbauen und mit hepunkten eines jeden Stipendienjahres, aus über 100 Ländern mit dem Baden- einem interdisziplinären Ansatz das welt- dem Sommerfest Ende Juni und dem Württemberg-STIPENDIUM eine unver- weite Netzwerk des Baden-Württemberg- Jahrestreffen Ende November, zusam- STIPENDIUMs nachhaltig mitgestalten. men. Dafür werden außergewöhnliche Sie sind Teil eines lebendigen Netzwerkes; Orte in Baden-Württemberg ausgewählt. PROGRAMMLINIEN wenn sie wollen, sogar ein Leben lang. Zahlreiche Stipendiatinnen und Stipen- diaten sowie Alumni treffen sich darü- Stuttgart, zum Stocherkahnfahren in Tü- Das Baden-Württemberg- www.bw-stipendium.de ber hinaus über das Jahr verteilt in den bingen oder mit dem Regional Chapter STIPENDIUM umfasst als deutsch- Budapest zum Ausflug nach Pécs. Der landweit einzigartiges Programm Verein der Stipendiaten und Freunde vier Programmlinien: des Baden-Württemberg-STIPENDIUMs unterstützt diese bei Bedarf. Studierende (S. 4) Berufstätige (S. 5) Filmproduktion (S. 6) Impressionen von den Veranstaltungen finden Sie auch auf www.bws-world.de Walter-Hallstein-Programm (S. 7) | FÜR STUDIERENDE FÜR BERUFSTÄTIGE Bewegen und bewirken Arbeiten am anderen Ende der Welt Das Baden-Württemberg-STIPENDIUM Das Baden-Württemberg-STIPENDIUM p Die Stipendiatinnen und Stipendiaten bewerben. Die Erfahrungen mit neuen der größten Programmlinie des Baden- SCHON GEWUSST? Arbeitskonzepten in einer anderen Kul- Württemberg-STIPENDIUMs finden sich tur sollen junge Berufstätige aus den überall auf der Welt zurecht. 102: Das ist die stattliche Zahl an Bereichen Handwerk, Industrie, Handel, Über 1.400 Stipendien werden jedes Austauschländern, in denen die Part- Gesundheit und Soziales anregen, alter- Jahr an Studierende aus aller Welt und nerhochschulen in der Programmli- native Dienstleistungskonzepte, spezi- aus Baden-Württemberg nach dem nie für Studierende beheimatet sind. fische Techniken und Arbeitsstrukturen Prinzip der Gegenseitigkeit vergeben. Neben den Hauptzielländern USA, in ihrer Heimat weiterzuentwickeln und Dadurch finden Studierende aus vielen China und Australien verbringen die umzusetzen. Davon profitieren auch ihre Ländern den Weg in den Südwesten Stipendiatinnen und Stipendiaten Heimatbetriebe. Deutschlands. Während ihres drei- bis auch Studienaufenthalte an unge- elfmonatigen Aufenthaltes sammeln wöhnlichen Zielen, zum Beispiel in p Kontakt: die Stipendiatinnen und Stipendiaten Kenia, Marokko und Grönland. Baden-Württemberg Stiftung Erfahrungen und wertvolle Kompeten- p E-Mail: zen, die sie für ihren weiteren Lebens- p Der internationale Austausch im Rah- [email protected] weg fachlich, sozial und interkulturell men der beruflichen Fort- und Weiter- stärken. Die Studienaufenthalte in aller bildung dient dem beruflichen Erfolg. Seit 2011 können sich baden- Welt und in Baden-Württemberg können Die Baden-Württemberg Stiftung bietet SCHON GEWUSST? württembergische Hochschulen jähr- von den Hochschulen individuell mit- jungen Berufstätigen aus Baden-Würt- lich um Projektmittel zur Stärkung gestaltet werden. temberg ohne akademischen Abschluss Unsere jungen Berufstätigen arbeite- des internationalen Austausches be- die einmalige Chance, mithilfe des ten schon als Eventmanagerin beim werben. Ziel des Programms Baden- p Kontakt: Stipendiums ihre berufliche Qualifika- Latino Film Festival in San Diego, als Württemberg-STIPENDIUM für Baden-Württemberg International, tion durch einen Auslandsaufenthalt zu Schneiderin bei Vivienne Westwood, Studierende – BWS plus ist es, den Gesellschaft für internationale erweitern. Dem Austauschprinzip ent- als Steinmetz in der Toskana, als Auf- und Ausbau von neuen Beziehun- wirtschaftliche und wissenschaftliche sprechend, sind auch Berufstätige aus Krankenpfleger in Bad Dürrheim, als gen zu ausländischen Hochschulen Zusammenarbeit mbH (bw-i) dem Ausland eingeladen, sich für ein Industriekauffrau bei einer Hilfsorga- bzw. die nachhaltige Intensivierung p E-Mail: bis zu sechsmonatiges
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