Certificates for Intercultural Competence

Intercultural competence is indispensable in everyday life and at work. As a willingness to engage with new things and the individuality of each person again and again, it creates openness and tolerance, and makes us capable of communicating and acting. Topics such as racism and discrimination, flight and migration, cultures and their encounter and gender are part of the debate.

It is best to make a note on your personal overview, for which GSiK areas you want to credit the individual events.

For courses before winter semester 17/18: All courses up to and including summer semester 2017 can be credited for areas A, B, C or D (own choice). For area E, you still have to have attended a non-subject-specific course.