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Gestalt (Kurt Koffka, Max Wertheimer, and Wolfgang Köhler) vs. Structuralism (Wilhelm Wundt and his protégé Edward Bradford Titchener )

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AISEC
It is an international non-governmental not-for-profit organization that provides young people with leadership development, cross-cultural global internships, and volunteer exchange experiences across the globe. The organization focuses on empowering young people to make a positive impact on society
- https://www.aiesec.org/

AEGEE
is one of Europe’s biggest interdisciplinary student organisations, striving for a democratic, diverse and borderless Europe
- http://www.aegee.org/

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Is the most populous state of Germany (population of approximately 18 million).     Its capital is Düsseldorf; the largest city is Cologne.         Was founded in 1946 as a merger of the provinces of North Rhine and Westphalia, both formerly parts of Prussia.

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Is the most populous state of Germany (population of approximately 18 million).     Its capital is Düsseldorf; the largest city is Cologne.         Was founded in 1946 as a merger of the provinces of North Rhine and Westphalia, both formerly parts of Prussia.

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Berlín, 1 dic (EFE).- La nueva Guía Michelin de Alemania mantiene diez restaurantes germanos en lo más alto de su clasificación, con tres estrellas, y reparte sus distinciones entre un total de 292 locales, dos más que en su anterior edición.

La publicación, presentada hoy, elogia la creciente apuesta por combinar tradición y modernidad en la cocina germana.

En la lista alemana aparece una treintena de nuevos restaurantes con una estrella y tres con dos estrellas: "Rutz" en Berlín, "Opus V" en Mannheim, y "Geisels Werneckhof" en Múnich.

Como estados con la mejor oferta gastronómica según esta prestigiosa publicación, destacan los "Länder" occidentales de Baden-Württemberg, donde se concentran 74 restaurantes con estrella, y Renania del Norte-Westfalia y la sureña Baviera.

Los diez locales con tres estrellas permanecen y sigue sin entrar en esa corta lista ningún restaurante de la capital, Berlín.

Entre los distinguidos con la máxima clasificación se encuentran "The Table Kevin Fehling" en Hamburgo y "Schwarzwaldstube" y "Bareiss" en Baiersbronn, en la Selva Negra.

Junto a ellos, "Vendôme" en Bergisch Gladbach; "La Vie", en Osnabrück; "Victor's Fine Dining" en Perl-Nennig; "Restaurant Überfahrt Christian Jürgens" en Rottach-Eger; "GästeHaus Klaus Erfort" en Saarbrücken; "Waldhotel Sonnora" en Wittlich/Dreis; y "Aqua" en Wolfsburgo.

La primera vez que un restaurante alemán consiguió estrellas en la Guía Michelin fue hace 51 años, aunque el país tuvo que esperar hasta 1974 para conseguir un "dos estrellas" y hasta 1980 para lograr un local con tres. EFE

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Alemania mantiene sus diez restaurantes con tres estrellas en Guía Michelin

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Berlín, 1 dic (EFE).- La nueva Guía Michelin de Alemania mantiene diez restaurantes germanos en lo más alto de su clasificación, con tres estrellas, y reparte sus distinciones entre un total de 292 locales, dos más que en su anterior edición. La publicación, presentada hoy, elogia la creciente apuesta por combinar tradición y modernidad en la cocina germana.

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I'm writing in the room that has been my home these months in Münster. It's almost midnight but through the window I can see the moon and stars. I'm listening to "Future Islands", the band which I'm addicted to now. I'm trying to reorder all the memories and feelings of what I would like to say. I would like to thank, first of all, all the amazing people that I've met, my teachers and roommates. They’ve become family in a very short time. Also they made all the process of adaptation and accommodation easy.

I easily get used to German people, their culture and ways of living. I love riding my bike to the university and to the bar at evenings. I got the opportunity to travel around a country which I didn't know was one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen.

I'm gonna miss my lifestyle here because going back to Barcelona means responsibilities and obligations that I left behind this semester. I feel the same anxious feeling as when I go to a different country and I don't wanna go back BCN.

I've grown up on a personal level because again I made decisions (very important to me: me making my own decisions) like getting out of my comfort zone, meeting people on my own or going alone to foreign bars to practice my German.

Before my Erasmus, I thought that it would be hard to get to know people because it is a small city and I would have troubles with language. But already in the first two weeks I’ve met a lot of people who’ve been making my Erasmus amazing. We also travel a lot around the country and know other sites. I also thought that it would be hard to speak German. But, in fact, with help from my friends it was a lot easier than I expected and I was able to have a conversation in German fast.

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- Bus
With your Semesterticket, you can take all the buses in North Rhine-Westphalia for free. There is a surcharge, however, for using night buses or taking your bike with you on the bus.

- Train

The Semesterticket is not valid on high-speed trains (IC and ICE). The Deutsche Bahn (DB) frequently offers good deals that can save you up to 50% on the ticket price. Students under 27 can buy a Bahncard 50 (50% discount on all fares) for half the normal price.
Overview of the train fares and timetables

- Coaches

Münster is connected by a number of long-distance coaches (buses). It's possible to travel from Münster by coach to Berlin, Hamburg, Köln and other cities.

Overview of long-distance coach connections to Münster [de]

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- The airport Münster/Osnabrück (FMO) is located about 30 km from the city centre of Münster (www.fmo.de).

Dortmund airport is about 60 km from Münster.

Taking the coach or regional train, one arrives at Münster main railway station in about 90 minutes (www.dortmund-airport.de).

Düsseldorf International Airport is about 120 km from Münster. There is a regular direct train connection

to Münster main railway station which takes about 90 minutes (www.duesseldorf-international.de).

- By train: Deutsche Bahn

(www.bahn.de/international)

-Travelling by bus:

Buses departing from Münster main railway station will take you to all parts of the city. Timetables are

displayed at every bus stop and also online (www.stadtwerke-muenster.de/fahrgaeste/fahrplan).

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- International Office, Schlossplatz 3, for your enrolment at WWU. In order to enrol, you will need your

admission letter, proof of your health insurance, and your identity card. After your enrolment you will receive further information about your stay.

- Social contribution fee for

each semester (approx. € 240). For this you receive a semester ticket entitling you to free use of public transport all over North Rhine-Westphalia. You will also be able to use a number of student facilities at a reduced price (for example the student canteen, the university sports facilities and the cinemas).

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Run to approximately

€ 670 per month. The amount of living expenses that you have

to prove for your visa is based on € 670 per month of stay.

You will need approx. € 210 - 350 for a room/month, € 80 for

health insurance, € 40 - 70 for equipment you will need for

your studies, and about € 300 for food and leisure activities

per month.

- https://www.uni-muenster.de/studium/en/kosten/semesterbeitrag.html

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Costs and financial support for studying at the University of Münster

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Leisure Activities for Exchange Students

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Leisure Activities for Exchange Students

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Erasmus Münster e.V., Münster. 3,398 likes · 56 talking about this. We offer support to incoming foreign exchange students (Erasmus and other programs) at the University of Münster on a voluntary basis.

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Münster is a multi-faceted city. It is a city of science and learning, the City of Westphalian Peace, the capital city of bicycles and Germany’s Climate Protection Capital.

It is an outstanding place to live, work, learn and research. It is a place where urban culture, municipal diversity and first-class rural recreation intersect and have a mutually enhancing effect.

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Stadt Münster: Welcome to Muenster - Welcome to Muenster

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Münster is a multi-faceted city. It is a city of science and learning, the City of Westphalian Peace, the capital city of bicycles and Germany's Climate Protection Capital. Westphalia's longstanding regional capital is a young city, not least thanks to its 50,000 students.

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hochschulsport muenster university sports center wwu muenster

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- "Die Brücke" and our advisory services for international students as well as the events of the ongoing semester.

- Current information and announcements on special events.

- Is open Mondays to Fridays from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. ( 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. during semester break)

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International Centre Die Brücke - University of Münster

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Here you will find information about the international centre "Die Brücke" and our advisory services for international students as well as the events of the ongoing semester. On this page, you will also find current information and announcements on special events.

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Stadt Münster: Münster Marketing - Welcome to Münster! - Home

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In the exhibition, the LWL-Museum für Kunst und Kultur, the Kunstmuseum Pablo Picasso Münster, the Archäologisches Museum at Münster University, the Diocese of Münster as well as the Stadtmuseum Münster are examining the struggle for peace in all its various manifestations.

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Financing studies with a job at the University of Münster

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In addition to these (large) scholarship providers, there are many small, private foundations of a regional-political, subject-oriented or other background which offer scholarships of their own. For addresses and contact information, visit the Bundesverband Deutscher Stiftungen (German Foundations) website.

Bundesverband Deutscher Stiftungen (German Foundations)

We also recommend using the following search engines to help you find a suitable scholarship:

Scholarships offered by German organisations [de]

Scholarships specifically targeted at international students

European-wide scholarships

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Scholarship Database - DAAD - Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst

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Disclaimer: The information on types of funding offered by other organisations has been compiled by the DAAD with the greatest possible care. Nevertheless, the DAAD cannot guarantee that the information is correct or complete. This is why you should contact the person named in the programme description to inquire about the current terms and conditions and about what the programme offers before you submit your application.

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Introducing myself, professional, academic essay

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Introducing myself, professional, academic essay

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I am Marcela Castro a psychology Bachelor's student who is studying at the "Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona".
I would like to introduce myself because as we know, our past is always in the way of what we want to build. I was born in Venezuela, Caracas in 1995. Since my birth my mother raised me by herself though she has a big family in Ecuador. She was born in Ecuador and decided because of the economic crisis to move abroad. She tried to make a better future for her family. Regarding my father, when I was little I was living with him but I did not know who he really was.
After six years my mother made another big decision and decided to give me a better future in Europe. At that time, Venezuela was starting to be a very insecure country. Being here was very difficult for me because I suffered the consequences that massive immigration causes. The beginning of the 20th century was remarkable for Spain. There was a massive arrival of people from South America.
As far as I can remember, I did not know what I would like to study until I was in high school. At that time, I liked the field of criminology but in Spain it has not got many professional opportunities. I decided to study psychology because I was interested in knowing how we work as humans and as a society.
Now that I am almost going to finish the degree I know that I would like to have a double mention. One in the field of clinical psychology, more specifically in Psychopathology in Adults. The other one in the field of social psychology.
Thanks to all the experience that I have I think that both aspects of psychology are tightly related. Having the knowledge of both fields could offer more tools and better intervention for people that might need it. I have special insight because I suffered them and I know how difficult living in a country that rejects you because of your nationality is. Even though we all are people we still need to work with the human facts that are lacking nowadays.
My aim in this period of my life is to have contact in the fields that I am interested in. I would like to achieve it by working in research and as a intern.
My motivation focuses on getting out of my comfort zone and achieving new goals each day in order to grow as professional and as a person. With the contact in your interests you gain experience and know where your passion lies.

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Psychological research can contribute soundly and fundamentally to our understanding of specific and concrete processes that constitute the basis for an integration of refugees. These processes concern, for example, identity, perception, interaction, and the development of relationships.

More about the project in German:
- http://www.dgps.de/index.php?id=143&tx_ttnews%5Btt_news%5D=1803&cHash=216a94724d78d57e27435a34545d535b

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More about psychology in german:
- http://www.fakultaetentag-psychologie.de/index.php?id=2001129

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http://www.germany.travel/es/ciudades-turismo-cultural/ciudades/galerie-muenster.html