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Reform in practice – Education and training

FC Dahlem is breathing new life into the historic museum complex

Dahlem is a place of collaboration. The Director of the Botanical Garden, the President of the FU and the Director of the Institute for Museum Research discuss common ground and connections

Museums have always played a central role in the planning for Dahlem. A cultural centre was to be built here – much of it remained at the planning stage

The ‘German Oxford’: Around a century ago, the Kaiser Wilhelm Institutes oscillated between being a breeding ground for Nobel Prize winners and being used as a political tool.

If the Museum of European Cultures didn’t already exist, it would certainly be worth inventing

If only someone had looked at these files just once before the coronavirus pandemic: virologist Klaus Stöhr is poring over historical documents on the Spanish flu

The Secret State Archives of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation hold documents relating to one of the most significant criminal cases of the Weimar Republic: the Ministry of Justice’s files on the murder of Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg

The aim of the SPK reform is to give all the Foundation’s institutions greater freedom to shape their own direction and make decisions. Action is now being taken: since the Foundation Board adopted specific key points in December 2022, the SPK reform has been gathering momentum. Whilst 2023 was prim

As every structural reform process is unique, it may be necessary to coin new terms to describe the changes – and the SPK is no exception. That is why we are using our tried-and-tested Q&A format to explain what is happening in the reform and why.