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Fall 2025 Graduates Celebrate the Completion of their Theses
Sixteen students completed and presented their final Bachelors theses, marking the end of their academic journey at Bard College Berlin.
Ina Constantin ‘26 receives the 2025 DAAD Prize
The recipient of this year’s DAAD Prize at Bard College Berlin is Ina Constantin, a fourth year Humanities, the Arts, and Social Thought student. This prestigious award is conferred annually to an outstanding international student who has demonstrated not only academic excellence, but has also shown strong dedication to civic and cultural engagement.
More News
- Student Perspective: An Evening with Jamaica Kincaid
- Professor Gale Raj presents research across Germany
- Prof. Dr. Ann-Kathrin Blankenberg publishes new article in the Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization
- Bard College Berlin co-hosts event on the 50th anniversary of Hannah Arendt's death
- Visiting students take advantage of Bard College Berlin’s unique Arts and Society study abroad program
- Bard College Berlin’s Civic Engagement Fellows, Hanna Nelson ‘27 and Kamilla Szőcs ‘28, support small businesses and NGOs through Rem on Campus
- Prof. Dr. Agata Lisiak speaks about academic podcasting at a workshop hosted by the Sociological Review Foundation
Upcoming Events
- Jan 15Thursday
Regular Decision Application Deadline Online Event - Jan 26Monday
Welcome Reception 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm CET/GMT+1
JJK Hall Cafe (W15) - Jan 28Wednesday
Fritz Stern Award for Democratic Engagement Invitation Only - Feb 15Sunday
Fall Transfer Application Deadline Online Event - Apr 09Thursday
Student Life Committee Community Forum 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm CET/GMT+1
JJK Hall Cafe (W15)
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