The first edition of the Pegasus Mentoring Program has successfully concluded, bringing together students, alumni, and professionals from across the Schiller community in a shared effort to support career development, confidence-building, and professional growth.

Students at the Schiller Paris campus recently took part in a panel discussion focused on careers in international organizations, diplomacy, and humanitarian work.

Students at Schiller gained hands-on career development experience through workshops led by a Google alumna focused on branding and employability.

The 5th edition of the Global Innovation Challenge has concluded, bringing together students from across Schiller and the City of Heidelberg in a collaborative initiative.

Schiller International University recently hosted two industry-focused workshops at its Heidelberg campus as part of its global partnership with Zoho Corporation.

Students at the Madrid campus of Schiller recently experienced entrepreneurship first-hand during a special Career Days session led by founder of Emán Vara Gourmet.

Students at our Heidelberg campus recently took part in Schiller Career Days, a two-day initiative designed to provide international student career opportunities.

Students at the Schiller Madrid recently took part in Career Days, a two-day initiative designed to connect students with professionals across international relations, business, technology, and entrepreneurship.

Students at the Schiller Madrid recently took part in Career Days, a two-day initiative designed to connect students with professionals across international relations, business, technology, and entrepreneurship.

What happens when students from around the world come together to solve real challenges for global organizations? At Schiller, the answer is the Global Innovation Challenge.

Students from Schiller International University’s Heidelberg Campus recently had the exciting opportunity to gain first-hand insight into enterprise operations at the headquarters of SAP.

At Schiller International University, education means more than mastering academic content; it’s about preparing students to thrive in a global workforce.

MBA students took part in this year's Global Business Challenge, which allows them to create cross-campus, multidisciplinary teams to undergo a mentoring process and work out a solution. 

On Tuesday, January 23rd our undergraduate students from International Relations and Business participated in a Hackathon hosted by the renowned clothing brand, ECOALF.