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Student clubs across Schiller’s Madrid, Paris and Heidelberg campuses are creating new opportunities for students to connect, participate in activities and strengthen campus communities.

Schiller professor Cristian Ivanes shares his personal experience of 1989 and discusses how the fall of the Berlin Wall continues to shape our understanding of freedom, political change and international relations.

Bachelor’s and master’s students went beyond the showroom to question how sustainable the future of mobility really is.

Amnesty International Germany’s Julia Duchrow kicks off Women Who Lead with lessons on values, resilience, and social impact.

Monster Energy’s Andrés Costa and Juan Abajo told Schiller Madrid students why great brands adapt, pivot and learn from failure.

Four campuses, four ways to celebrate: see how Schiller students marked Halloween in Tampa, Heidelberg, Paris and Madrid.

Javier Cascón, author of Amen sin tilde, joined Professor José Pinto’s Public Speaking class for School for Dreamers. He shared how his housing initiative grew from one home to five, and he challenged students to stop waiting to act for others.

Schiller Tampa students experience art, culture and U.S. history through a museum visit and a group outing to Hamilton.

Schiller celebrates the inauguration of its new Paris Campus in La Défense, highlighting global talent, professional connections and future opportunities.

Second Ambassadors' Schiller Cup brought together 36 players, including students from 25 nationalities and members of the diplomatic community, for a morning of padel, networking, and international exchange in Madrid.

Schiller Heidelberg hosted a hands-on Low-Code and AI workshop with Zoho Corporation, where 115 students completed the training and received official certificates.

Schiller International University marks Climate Action and United Nations Day, highlighting sustainability skills, global cooperation and its partnership with UNITAR.

Students from Schiller’s Heidelberg campus recently traveled to Frankfurt for an educational visit to the European Central Bank (ECB), gaining a closer understanding of one of Europe’s most important financial institutions.

Schiller Madrid students connect classroom theory with real-world politics through a visit to Puerta del Sol, examining civic participation, social movements and democratic systems.

Schiller Heidelberg students handcrafted heart pillows for breast cancer patients and visited NCT Heidelberg to learn about cancer research, treatment, and patient care.

Schiller students, faculty, and staff enjoy a day of team-building activities, winery tours, wine tasting, and Spanish culture during the annual Madrid Campus Vineyard Visit.

New undergraduate students begin their Schiller journey with orientation, campus activities, cultural experiences, and opportunities to build connections across four global campuses.

Meriem Bouzedif, an MA in International Relations and Diplomacy student, shares her experience presenting research on reconstruction, finance and the Middle East at the Gulf Research Meeting 2026.