The Hertie-Scholarship Programme at the Studienkolleg Berlin is a one-year supplementary educational programme that addresses itself to highly gifted students from all over Europe independent of their actual subject of studies. The programme supports prospective young European leaders by imparting knowledge on European politics, history and culture as well as in natural sciences and the humanities. In addition to the completion of their basic study courses applicants have to be registered at a university in Berlin or the German Federal State of Brandenburg for the duration of the educational programme.

The Exchange Program for young French and German Journalists addresses itself to young journalists in their vocational training as well as vocational entrants of the journalist profession. Each ten young German and French journalists are eligible to do a two- to three-week journalistic practical training at a news' media editorial staff (TV, Radio, Print Media) in their neighbour's country. Based on these journalistic experiences participants will be able to deal with specific German-French topics by means of a differentiated coverage.

In 2002, the Robert Bosch-Foundation in cooperation with the French Embassy in Berlin launched the 'FranceMobil' Programme. Using vans supplied by Renault Deutschland AG, twelve French graduates visit kindergartens, primary schools, secondary schools, vocational schools, and high schools across Germany. Their mission is to raise the interest of students, teachers, and parents in the French language and culture, to convey an attractive image of modern France, and help students to make an informed choice when deciding which foreign language to learn.