Changeover Three life sentences so far

Portraitaufnahme von Dr. Karsten Lippmann

A long-term patient's plea for the further development of a professional field. Experiences from 45 years of physiotherapy

Changeover “You Will Be a Different Person — in a Good Way”

From Istanbul to Berlin: Gökçe Nur Çığlı talks about her Erasmus+ exchange semester at ASH Berlin, which changed her life.

Changeover Living and studying in Seville

Camila Casebonne reports from Seville, where she is studying social work at the Pablo de Olavide University (UPO) for an ERASMUS semester abroad.

Changeover „This exchange has made me appreciate discussions in classes more.”

We interviewed Finnish exchange student Fanny Saartila about her time at ASH Berlin

Changeover Mutual impetus for shaping sustainable future prospects

The 2nd ASH Alumni Day took place in June 2024. The organizers met alumnus Marijo Zupanovic for an insightful feedback session.

Changeover Internationale Perspektiven auf Kinder- und Menschenrechte

Ein COIL-Projekt der ASH Berlin, California State University, Long Beach und der HAW Hamburg...

Changeover „Neugier ist der Schlüssel zu persönlichem und beruflichem Wachstum“

Arife Arslan nennt im Alumni-Interview Maßnahmen, um die Kita-Krise anzugehen und erklärt, was ihr im Job als Geschäftsführerin wichtig ist.

Changeover "Cemeteries and allotments can be real gems"

Alumna Elena-Theresa Arndt tells us how her studies have shaped her attitude and why biodiversity is greater in the big city...

Changeover "I accompany women on their path to professional and social integration"

With her project "De mãos dadas" ("Hand in Hand"), founder Monique Lunow wants to work with migrant women and support them...

Changeover "Giving young people the best possible start back into everyday life after their recovery"

The founders Melisa Kalayci and Sabrina Zanella in an interview about a residential group for young people with cancer that they are planning...

Changeover Promoting appreciation and humanity in working life

Interview with stress coach and ASH alumna Katharina Deblieck