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The Krupp Internship Program was for me a lot more than another experience. I met people with whom I will forever be in close contact, understood German work culture, Academia outside of the university, and the ever-changing responsibilities of cultural heritage foundations and institutions. Daniel Scott Smith's Profile »
Berlin
is the hidden gem of European cities. She is not
pretentious, glamorous, or self-important. Rather,
in classic German fashion, she is
brutally honest
and wonderfully self-confident in her strengths as
well as scars. She is known
for her history, and yet stubbornly
insists
on reinventing herself continuously. She
is old and new at the same time, a well-kept secret
of modern day Europe.
As a participant in the Stanford Program in Berlin, you are eligible for placement in the Krupp Internship Program. This internship is made possible by a grant from the German Krupp Foundation (Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach Stiftung), and provides the opportunity for practical experience in a given profession