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35.4 million euros were invested by Deutsche Bank last year in education-based projects around the world.
337,100 people benefitted from our education projects worldwide during the last year.
194,943 people participated in 2010 in cultural education programs supported by Deutsche Bank - an increase of participants by 55 percent compared to the previous year.
Education: Enabling talent
We promote talented young people and give them a fair chance because we are convinced that education is the most important resource for ensuring the future of societies.
Many young people have hidden potential and talent that we aim to discover and mobilize – worldwide. Our goal is to give children and young people from underprivileged families the opportunity to successfully complete high school or vocational training through targeted programs. At the same time, we would like to help them build their own social networks. Our commitment to cultural education helps young people discover their own creative potential, develop skills and build confidence. And in the area of academic development, we contribute to the lively dialog between research and practice.
Highlights
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Behold the night - Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank
February 2012 | London
Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank is an innovative education project offering free tickets for GCSE students. The project is now in its sixth year, with over 70% of London State Secondary Schools having benefited from the scheme. more -
Students experience live orchestral performance
February 2012 | London
BrightSparks, the London Philharmonic Orchestra’s concerts for schools, started in 2001 and has been supported by Deutsche Bank since the beginning. more -
Apply now for the school student scholarships START and COMPASS OF STUDIES
February 2012 | Germany
Deutsche Bank Foundation helps school students overcome personal barriers. With the COMPASS OF STUDIES and START programs, it provides opportunities for them to pursue an individual educational path. more -
Debating students inspire Deutsche employees
January 2012 | UK
Debate Mate,one of Deutsche's newest community partners, inspires and motivates 9-15 year olds to think critically, communicate effectively and respect different points of view. more