Cooperation Partners

IN-EAST cooperates with numerous research and student exchange partners in Asia and Europe.

Das IN-EAST kooperiert mit zahlreichen Partnern in Asien und Europa – sowohl in der Forschung als auch im Studierendenaustausch.

PR China

Ostasien Städte China Ie

01 Fudan University Fddi      01 Huazhong University Of Science And Technology     01 Nankai University     01 Renmin University Of China     01 Shanghai University Of Political Science And Law     01 Wuhan University

 
IN-EAST contact person: Prof. Dr. Markus Taube
(except Renmin University: Prof. Karen Shire, PhD,
and Shanghai University: Prof. Dr. Axel Klein)

Japan

Ostasien Städte Japan Ie

02 Dokkyou University     02 Doshisha University     02 Fukuoka University     02 German Institute For Japanese Studies     02 Hokkaido University     02 Kanagawa University     02 Kobe City University Of Foreign Studies 02 Kyushu University     02 Nagoya University     02 Ryukoku University     02 Seinan Gakuin University     02 Sophia University     02 Tokyo University     02 Yamagata University

 
IN-EAST contact person: Michelle Lorenz

South Korea

Ostasien Städte Südkorea Ie

Chung Ang University      Chungnam National University      Dankook University      Duksung Women’s University      Hankuk University of Foreign Studies      Jeonbuk National University      Kangwon National University      Korea National University of Education      Kyungpook National University      03 Pusan National University;     

 
IN-EAST contact person: Prof. Dr. Hannes Mosler
(except Chungnam National: Prof. Dr. Werner Pascha)

Taiwan

Ostasien Städte Taiwan Ie

   04 National Chengchi University      Tzu Chi University Hualien

 
IN-EAST contact person: Michelle Lorenz

IN-EAST Climate Codex

All members of IN-EAST are not only aware of the consequences of climate change and how human activities have caused these changes, but that academics need to do more than just spread their knowledge about anthropogenic CO2 emissions. We believe that no one should stand idle and ignore the global efforts to mitigate a future dominated by a permanent struggle to adapt to rising sea levels, extreme weather events, water shortages, crop failure and worse, not only here in Europe, but everywhere on this planet.

Members of IN-EAST therefore consider the climate impact of all of their academic work, from paper consumption to carbon footprints caused by travelling. Avoiding short-term stays in far-away regions, switching to online formats where possible, and encouraging colleagues near and far to do the same are just three measures we are committed to. IN-EAST is part of the effort to strengthen the global response to climate change and leads the flyless.net (www.flyless.net) initiative. Join in!