#HAW Hamburg

[moosblume]

sorgenfresserin exhibited at HAW rundgang

[craft2eu]

Werkschau - Rundgang: an vielen Kunst- und Design-Hochschulen 14. bis 16.07.2023

An diesem Wochenende vom 13. bis 16. Juli 2023 öffnen in vielen Städten die Kunst- und Design-Hochschulen ihre Tore und jedermann darf schauen und staunen, was die kreativen Studiengänge alles zu bieten haben und wie innovativ die Studierenden dort unterwegs sind. Hier eine kleine Auswahl – falls Sie in der Nähe sind: es lohnt sich denn es gibt wirklich nur Neuigkeiten zu sehen und zu erleben!……

[hmmpotato77]

Be Lost

Run through the corridors of time, a huge beast that you are inside of, one you will never see entirely, or one you will ever get through. Feel the warmth of the lights on your skin, and stare at the wonders that line your path, soft and foreign, Look at the yellow and blue words, and wonder, wonder, at how you got there.

go to ikea

[tilos-tagebuch]

Die gesamte Kommunikationsinfrastruktur wurde vorsorglich stillgelegt. Wann der Normalbetrieb wieder starten kann, sei bislang unklar. Mit hoher Wahrscheinlichkeit sollen persönliche Daten von Studenten abgeflossen sein.

[creaturefeaster]

How do you pronounce your OC's names correctly? cuz I used to call Rede (Red-eh) and Caela (Kay-lia) and now I pronounce them as Reed(Rede) and Kayla(Caela)

I am just going to list mimes & any other names that might not phonetically translate well over text. I assume you already know how to pronounce characters such as Tim, or Bonnie.

Uppsulka: uhp-SOL-kuh

Foxglove: FAWKS-gluhv

Caela: KAY-luh

Magdelyndriannamberlynataliovannah: Mahg-duh-lihn-dree-awn-am-berr-lihn-nawt-uh-lee-oh-vawn-uh (The stressing on certain syllables here is really entirely up to the one speaking)

Rede: REED

Twiddle Niddle- TWIH-dull-NIH-dull

Chickenstab: 🐓🗡

Holly: HAW-lee

Jarna: YARR-nuh

TyV/TyVson: tie-VEE, tie-VEE-suhn

Ching: CHING

Calamea: kahl-uh-MAY-uh

N&O: EHN, OH

El Ganso: ell-GAHN-soh

Atrox: EY-trawks

Weepy: WEE-pee

Atromea: ah-troh-MAY-uh

Oxaclock: OCK-suh-KLAWK

Hamburger: 🍔

Vindemia: vin-DEE-me-uh

Vilmr: Same as the traditional spelling Vilmer, VILL-murr

Maja: MY-uh

Gary's last name, Villafranca: VEE-(l)yuh-FRAHN-kuh

Frigus: FRIH-gus

[blood-mocha-latte]

TOP 10 MOVIES BUT AS IN FIVE FROM EACH YOU AND YOUR WIFE

aleks the genius that you are this is brilliant. wife name reveal in this for Funsies

i would of COURSE have to go with. uh

when harry met sally

hamburger hill

ladri di biciclette

princess bride

fury

odella after Much hemming and hawing has decided upon

pinocchio (guillermo del toro version)

princess bride

a monster calls

when harry met sally

inkheart

no there is no overlap in this. whatever do you Mean

ask me (us) my (our) top five/top ten anything :)

[bedlamsbard]

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Let's talk about what I think is a neat detail from Steve's second induced vision in Horizon 11! This is the "Nazis invaded America" universe: Steve's big fear.

“Germany calling! Here are the Reichssender Hamburg, station Manhattan –”

Awareness filtered slowly back to Steve. He felt heavy and loose-limbed, and when he breathed in there was something odd about the taste of the air. Beneath the heavy scent of antiseptic were the familiar smells of smoke, shattered stone and burning metal –

It could have been anywhere in Europe; he knew those smells well enough after all this long in the war. There was a radio playing somewhere nearby, the English-language Nazi propaganda program that broadcast to the United Kingdom and the Allied forces on the continent. Peggy had listened to it because she said it was important to know what the enemy wanted you to think.

Usually Germany Calling aired from Bremen, or at least it had every time Steve had heard it. Or said they did, anyway, though the name of the Reichssender was right. The voice of the broadcaster was wrong, though, an American accent instead of a British one. He wondered what the hell someone was thinking playing it in a hospital.

Like the previous induced vision, this one begins with Germany Calling, which was a real radio program; it was an English language German propaganda radio program broadcast from Germany and aimed at English-speaking audiences, namely the UK and the U.S., but others as well. "Station Manhattan" tells us, and Steve, that this one isn't broadcasting from Germany. As Steve says, the usual presenter was nick-named Lord Haw-Haw and had an English accent; the one he hears has an American accent. (There were Americans who broadcast English-language Nazi propaganda, but not this specific program.) A little later in the scene, we get some propagandistic jazz music:

Here’s Franklin Roosevelt’s latest tear-jerker: Yes, the Germans are driving me crazy I thought I had brains But they shot down my planes

This is another bit of historical accuracy! (Sort of.) The English-language propaganda broadcasts played altered versions of real jazz songs. Jazz was actually outlawed in Germany in the 1930s, but had an underground presence, and during the war the propaganda ministry assembled a band to play live music during the propaganda radio broadcasts. The one that's quoted here is a modified version of Walter Donaldson's "You're Driving Me Crazy"; I've substituted FDR's name for Winston Churchill's, which is what the original propaganda version had. (I went looking and couldn't find a recording of this.)

All of Steve's induced visions skew very close to his canon wake up scene at the end of CATFA and they all begin with a radio broadcast, just like in canon; unlike canon, those two named broadcasts are both Germany Calling, which is his brain going, hey, this isn't right. In later visions the broadcasts begin to deteriorate, along with everything else in the visions. But the first two are very clear.

[small-basic-programming]

Eine mathematische Betrachtung der Zufallszahlen ...

Post #140: YouTube, Weitz, HAW Hamburg, Wie kommt die Zufallszahl in den Computer?, 2023.

[redgentleengie]

Get to Know Jonathan Ironwright!

Three things he loves: creating, fixing, and his acoustic guitar

Three things he hates: viruses (biological and technical), Spies, and feeling helpless to make [situation] better

Three things he needs: Someone to love, be it platonically, familially, or romantically. A new chair to unwind in. To hear "good job!" after a tough day (bonus: what he really needs is to lose the performance mentality, but he denies this, lol)

Three things he wants: To go back home and see his relatives, enjoy some genuine Southern cooking (you know, real food 😉), and sit on the front porch watching the sun set over the Haw River.

Three things that scare him: Going back home to see his relatives, electricity (it's dangerous stuff!), not being good enough.

Three things that thrill him: The opportunity to see more of the country, and the world. The light a gift or act of kindness brings to those he interacts with. The fact that we are either alone in the universe, or not, and both options have exciting ramifications.

Three favorite foods: Mac and cheese (the guiltiest of his pleasures), hamburgers, and a nice Cobb salad.

Three favorite smells: Freshly baked bread, warm from the oven. Petrichor, the smell of celebration that rain has come to a thirsty earth. Grilled meat, the tastiest way to enjoy the best of foods.

Three favorite holidays: Christmas, for the excuse to give those he treasures something they'll treasure. Easter, for the triumph of love over death itself (all the chocolate is a welcome bonus). And Thanksgiving, a time to remember how blessed you were over the past year, how thankful you are for all you have, and the chance to stuff yourself full of good food until it hurts.

Three favorite people: His parents and his brothers (they count as one person, especially if it makes them mad).

Tagged by: @marionettesmelody

Tagging: you!

[globedwise]

A Comprehensive Guide To Studying Nursing In Germany

Germany, with its high educational standards and robust healthcare system, is an attractive destination for aspiring nurses. Studying nursing in Germany offers a blend of rigorous academic training and practical experience, preparing students for a fulfilling career in healthcare. In this blog, we will explore the pathways, benefits, requirements, and opportunities for studying nursing in Germany.

1. Why Study Nursing in Germany?

Germany is renowned for its top-quality education system, cutting-edge healthcare facilities, and a strong emphasis on practical training. Here’s why studying in Germany could be an excellent choice:

High-Quality Education

German nursing programs are known for their rigorous academic curriculum combined with extensive hands-on training. Universities and vocational schools offer programs that are aligned with the latest healthcare standards and practices.

Practical Experience

Nursing education in Germany places a strong emphasis on practical experience. Students undergo clinical rotations and internships in various healthcare settings, providing them with real-world skills and exposure to patient care.

Affordable Education

Germany offers affordable education compared to many other countries. Many public universities do not charge tuition fees for undergraduate programs, and students only need to cover nominal administrative costs. Additionally, there are numerous scholarships and financial aid options available for international students.

Globally Recognized Qualifications

A nursing qualification from Germany is recognized globally, opening doors to career opportunities both within Germany and internationally. German nurses are highly sought after for their thorough training and professionalism.

2. Types of Nursing Programs

In Germany, nursing education is offered at various levels, catering to different career aspirations and educational backgrounds. Here’s an overview of the main pathways:

Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing (B.Sc.)

A Bachelor’s degree in Nursing provides a more in-depth and comprehensive education, lasting three to four years. Offered by universities and universities of applied sciences, the program includes:

Advanced Theoretical Courses: In-depth study of nursing theories, healthcare management, and specialized nursing fields.

Clinical Practice: Extensive practical training in various healthcare settings.

Research and Thesis: Some programs require students to complete a research project or thesis.

Graduates can pursue roles in specialized nursing fields, management, or further their education with a Master’s degree.

Master’s Degree in Nursing (M.Sc.)

For those looking to specialize or move into advanced nursing roles, a Master’s degree is ideal. These programs, typically lasting two years, offer:

Specialization: Focus on areas such as nursing education, healthcare management, or advanced clinical practice.

Research Opportunities: Emphasis on research and evidence-based practice.

Leadership Training: Prepares nurses for leadership and administrative roles.

3. Notable Universities for Nursing Studies

Germany is home to numerous prestigious institutions offering nursing programs. Here are some of the top universities and their notable nursing programs:

Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin

Program: Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Highlights: One of Europe’s largest university hospitals, known for its research and clinical excellence.

Language: German

University of Freiburg

Program: Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Highlights: Offers interdisciplinary training and strong emphasis on research.

Language: German

University of Applied Sciences Bremen

Program: Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Highlights: Combines nursing education with practical internships and international orientation.

Language: German

Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW Hamburg)

Program: Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Highlights: Strong focus on practical training with partnerships with healthcare institutions.

Language: German

Catholic University of Applied Sciences Mainz

Program: Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Highlights: Offers programs with strong ethical and humanistic orientation.

Language: German

Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU)

Program: Master of Science in Nursing Science

Highlights: Emphasizes research and evidence-based practice, with strong academic and clinical training.

Language: German

University of Applied Sciences Frankfurt

Program: Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Highlights: Focus on practical and interdisciplinary training.

Language: German

Fliedner University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf

Program: Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Highlights: Integrates modern nursing practices with hands-on experience.

Language: German

SRH University Heidelberg

Program: Bachelor of Science in Nursing (International)

Highlights: Offers programs with an international focus and English-taught courses.

Language: English and German

Fresenius University of Applied Sciences

Program: Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Highlights: Known for innovative and practical training methods.

Language: German

4. Admission Requirements

Admission requirements for nursing programs in Germany vary depending on the level and type of program. Here’s a general overview:

Bachelor’s Degree Programs

Secondary Education Certificate (Abitur): Equivalent qualifications from your home country are also accepted.

German Language Proficiency: B2 or C1 level, depending on the program.

Entrance Exam/Assessment: Some universities may require an entrance exam or assessment.

Master’s Degree Programs

Bachelor’s Degree: In Nursing or a related field.

German Language Proficiency: C1 level is typically required.

Relevant Work Experience: Some programs may require prior work experience in nursing.

5. Application Process

Applying for a nursing program in Germany involves several steps:

Research and Choose Programs

Identify the programs and institutions that match your career goals and educational background. Check their specific admission requirements and deadlines.

Prepare Application Documents

Typical documents required include:

Certified Copies of Diplomas and Transcripts

German Language Proficiency Certificate

CV and Motivation Letter

Passport Copy

Submit Applications

Applications can be submitted online through the university’s portal or via Uni-Assist, a centralized application service for international students.

Admission and Visa

Once admitted, you will receive an admission letter. Use this to apply for a student visa at the German embassy or consulate in your home country.

6. Scholarships and Financial Aid

While tuition fees are generally low, living expenses in Germany can be significant. Here are some financial aid options:

DAAD Scholarships

The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) offers scholarships for international students at various academic levels.

Deutschlandstipendium

Merit-based scholarships provided by the German government and private sponsors.

University Scholarships

Many universities offer scholarships based on academic excellence or financial need.

7. Living and Studying in Germany

Cost of Living

The average cost of living in Germany is around €850-€1,200 per month, including accommodation, food, transportation, and personal expenses. Major cities like Munich and Frankfurt may be more expensive.

Accommodation

Options include student dormitories, private apartments, or shared housing. It’s advisable to arrange accommodation well in advance due to high demand.

Health Insurance

Health insurance is mandatory for all students in Germany. You can choose between public and private insurance options, depending on your needs and preferences.

Work Opportunities

International students can work up to 120 full days or 240 half days per year. This can help cover living expenses and gain practical experience.

8. Career Prospects after Graduation

Employment Opportunities

Germany has a high demand for qualified nurses. Graduates can find employment in hospitals, nursing homes, outpatient care, and specialized clinics.

Advanced Studies

Graduates can pursue advanced studies in nursing or related fields, leading to roles in education, research, or healthcare management.

Permanent Residence

Graduates who find employment in Germany can apply for a work visa and eventually for permanent residence, benefiting from Germany’s favorable immigration policies for skilled workers.

Conclusion:

Studying nursing in Germany offers a unique blend of high-quality education, practical experience, and excellent career prospects. With its affordable education system, globally recognized qualifications, and opportunities for career advancement, Germany is an ideal destination for aspiring nurses. By understanding the pathways, meeting the requirements, and embracing the opportunities, you can embark on a rewarding journey towards a successful nursing career in Germany.

[moosblume]

Prozess-Heft ✂️ Seit letztem Semester ist die Idee in mir gereift eine lebensgroße Puppe zu bauen. Im Sommer hab ich dafür viel mit Epoxy-Harz experimentiert. Ich wollte einfach unbedingt das meine Puppe durchsichtig ist, und das ich sie füllen kann. Hier seht ihr einen Teil meines dokumentierten Prozesses.

[craft2eu]

MK&G messe: Hamburg vom 23. bis 27.11.2022

MK&G messe: Hamburg vom 23. bis 27.11.2022

Die MK&G messe im Hamburger Museum für Kunst & Gewerbe zeigt aktuelle Strömungen im zeitgenössischen internationalen Kunsthandwerk. Ausstellungsansicht 2022 | Foto: Andreas Weiss Vieles ist neu in diesem Jahr: Das Förderprogramm „Young Talents“ präsentiert junge Positionen, die begleitende Ausstellung „Contemporary Craft: Young-Jae Lee“ zeigt bis zum 23. April 2023 Arbeiten der renommierten…

[deep-fried-egg]

American accents can tell me what to do any day

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I have an I want a hamburger accent not a howdy yee haw accent though 😕

[b2bcybersecurity]

Ransomware: Hochschule HAW räumt weiter auf 

Zu Beginn des Jahres hatte die HAW – die Hamburger Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften größte Probleme, da die Bildungseinrichtung von einer Cyberattacke getroffen wurde. Im März wurden erst einmal die gelakten Daten ausgewertet und weitere Aufräumarbeiten dauern noch an. Die Hamburger Hochschule HAW wurde Anfang des Jahres Opfer einer umfangreichen Ransomware-Attacke durch die APT-Gruppe Vice Society. Da die Hochschule das Lösegeld nicht bezahlt hat, musste die IT-Abteilung viel intern umbauen, Daten retten und Systeme neu aufbauen. Das Kernstück der Informationspolitik der HAW ist seit Beginn die eigene Homepage. Dort ist auch zu lesen, dass die von den Angreifern geleakten Daten untersucht wurden. Vice Society veröffentlicht viele Daten Die Daten sind erst seit der 2. März-Woche auf der Leak-Seite von Vice Society zu finden. Die direkten betroffenen Angestellten und Studenten wurden von der HAW informiert. Im weiteren Verlauf steigt die HAW in Sachen MS Office 365 und Outlook gleich auf eine 2-Faktor Authentifizierung um. Der aktuelle Ablauf bei der HAW zeigt deutlich, wie viel Arbeit ein erfolgreicher Angriff durch eine Ransomware den Verantwortlichen aufbürdet. Seit Monaten arbeitet die IT-Abteilung mit externer Hilfe am Neuaufbau der Systeme, da sonst eine erneute Verschlüsselung nicht ausgeschlossen wäre. Nur durch diese umfangreichen Maßnahmen ist der Neustart auch von Erfolg gekrönt. Auch die Universität Duisburg-Essen (UDE) die ebenfalls Ende 2022 das Opfer einer Cyberattacke wurde, hatte ebenfalls sehr lange interne Aufgaben zu erledigen. Auf seiner Webseite informiert die Universität, dass man am 13. März zur normalen Website endlich zurückkehren kann. Die Aufarbeitung hatte die Uni Monate gekostet, denn sie wurde von einer Ransomware getroffen und hat ebenfalls kein Lösegeld bezahlt.   Passende Artikel zum Thema Lesen Sie den ganzen Artikel