The ten winners of the 2020-21 LIDL Year Abroad Prize have kindly shared with us the projects they will be working on during their upcoming Year Abroad. 

 

More information will be added once they have started working on their projects in Michaelmas Term. 

 

 

 

Lucy Kelly (German & English, Jesus) : ‘Examining the progression of Germany’s LGBTQ culture: We’re Here, We’re Queer, Get Über It.’

Please read Lucy's blog on her project and her tips for future LIDL Year Abroad Prize Project Winners.

 

Natalie Perman (German & English, Jesus) : ' Shticking to the story: life in the Jewish capital of Bavaria' 

Please read up on Natalie's project here. 



 

Bethany Molyneux (German & French, Lincoln) : 'A cultural, literary and culinary adventure on my Year Abroad'



Please read Bethany's blog on her project and her tips for future LIDL Year Abroad Prize Project Winners.

 

 

Alice Hopkinson-Wooley (German & French, Exeter)  : 'Creating a bilingual 'Tale Trail' travel guide'

Please read up on Alice's project here. 

 

Kate Osment (German, St Anne's) : 'Imperial Germany’s International Image’

 

Rachel Herring (German & History, Merton) : 'The presentation of political topics in the Stuttgarter region' 



Please read Rachel's blog on her project.

 

Rebecca Hopper ( German & French, Brasenose) : 'The role of cultural and artistic exhibits in Austria’s Erinnerungskultur. To what extent was the Waldheim Affair a turning point?’

 

Cecilia Marchant (German , Wadham) : 'Frauen & #MeToo: The representation of women in recent German TV shows'

Please read Cecilia's blog on her project and her tips for future LIDL Year Abroad Prize Project Winners. 

  

Eleanor Zhang ( German, St Hilda's) : ' Film documentary on the relationship between the Berlin Wall and the city’s people'

 

Ivana Cholakova (German, LMH) : 'Fiction, poetry writing and clay modelling course'