Our Vision

The Heidelberg Institute (HI) is an educational and consulting agency which would like to carry Christian values and international understanding under the consideration of a Christian image of God and man into society, politics, and the economics. The institute professes the Apostles' Creed, the Nicene Creed, the Barmen Declaration as well as the statement of faith of the German Evangelic Alliance. In the future, the Heidelberg Institute would like to impact society in large through academic research, courses and seminars which go beyond knowledge, but shape people holistically according to Arthur F. Holmes' ideas of Christian education.

HI offers

Educational Services

in political science, business administration, cultural anthropology, cultural studies, linguistics, and development aid studies

Connections

to international educational and internship opportunities

Consulting

of universities and colleges in establishing and implementing international initiatives

Coaching and Mediation Services/Training

in business and church contexts

A Wholistic integration

of international students in Germany

Why Heidelberg Institute?

International

We believe that international understanding is a core competence in the modern-day world that we would like to advance. The way we act might influence societies on the other side of the globe more than we think.

Consultative

"Plans fail for lack of counsel, but with many advisers they succeed" is a Bible word from Proverbs 15:22 (NIV). We see ourselves as creative problem solvers who want students to live their purpose, and our clients to move forward.

Educational

We follow Arthur F. Holmes' educational paradigms, and believe that we have to ask ourselves what our teaching will do to students instead of asking what they can do with it. Thus, the Christian worldview is a core element of our educational services.

Executive Council

Board of Advisors

The Board of Advisors is the institute's think tank, and consists of experts in various fields of the Heidelberg Institute's activities. These scholars advise the Institute in various projects and business operations. They also provide a board network in oder to fulfill the Heidelberg Institute's vision and mission.

Vincenzo Calabrese

Rome (Italy)

Board Member

Manuel Rauchholz

Heidelberg (Germany)

Board Member

Hans-Joachim Hahn

Asslar (Germany)

Board Member

Tobias Ilig

Mainz (Germany)

Board Member

Carlos Antràs Solé

Mainz (Germany)

Board Member

Karl Jörg Möckel

Ort (Germany)

Board Member