Bing Overseas Studies in Berlin
Die Luft der Freiheit weht – in Berlin!
Stanford undergraduate students have come to Berlin since 1975. During their immersive study abroad experience, they get to know Berlin, Germany and parts of the EU. “Die Luft der Freiheit weht” is the motto of Stanford University. It goes back to a saying by the German humanist Ulrich von Hutten (1488-1523) and is included, in German, in the university seal.
Krupp Internship
Learn more about this popular program which has placed over 1400 students in full-time, paid internships with almost 650 German host institutions.
Haus Cramer
Learn more about where our program takes place! It is itself an historical site: Haus Cramer, designed by architect Hermann Muthesius.
Briefe aus Berlin
Review all issues of our annual e-newsletter “Briefe aus Berlin” to learn more about the Krupp Internship Program and of all its participants.
Bing Overseas Studies Program
Stanford University has been offering study abroad experiences to its undergraduates since 1958. The first program was located in Beutelsbach in Southern Germany. Today, the Bing Overseas Studies Program (BOSP) operates study abroad and study away centers in 12 countries around the world and offers short-term, faculty-led programs in many more. Deeply committed to international education, Stanford sends nearly 50 percent of each graduating class abroad with BOSP.
Stanford in Berlin
Stanford in Berlin was established in the mid-1970s when Stanford moved its German Overseas Studies campus from Beutelsbach, a small town on the outskirts of Stuttgart, to Berlin-West, as the first American university to establish a study abroad program in the divided city. Up to 100 undergraduates from Stanford University study at Stanford in Berlin each year.
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