Naomi Eckhardt

What I particularly liked about my Franco-German degree programme was the huge variety of subjects: Not only did we improve our language skills, but we also explored economic, political and social topics – and from a range of national perspectives.

I found the wide range of courses particularly enriching because I was able to set my own focus and choose lecture courses accordingly. This gave me the opportunity to design my study programme individually and concentrate on the areas relevant to the career I wanted to do.

In my job today, I coordinate a multinational project team and am able to use both my intercultural skills and my language training on a daily basis.