Hallo! I'm Dalreen and I'm a Master's student specializing in Sociology at the John F. Kennedy Institut. I'm a native English speaker, and before coming to Berlin, worked in journalism and advertising. I love chatting about all things pop culture (mostly, Taylor Swift) and discovering cute cafés. I've come to adore Berlin during the two years I've lived here and have thoroughly enjoyed my experience at FU. I'd love to help you navigate the same :)
Hello everyone! I'm Merna, I'm from Egypt, and I'm doing my masters in Interdisciplinary Studies of the Middle East, History and Culture Studies department. Here's a little about me: I speak English and Arabic at native level. I love being active and like to think of myself as a Tennis enthusiast! (you're welcome to join for a friendly rally anytime!). I know how tough settling in a new place can be, that's why it would bring me so much joy if I can help my fellow students in their journey as they settle into Berlin. If you're looking for guidance, an open ear, or just a fresh perspective, I'm here to help. I'll leave you with a quote from my favorite TV show, it goes: "The forest is dark and scary but the only way out is through!".
Hello everyone! I’m Kayo, a passionate Psychology student from Vietnam, fluent in Vietnamese, English, German, and Japanese. As a language enthusiast, I believe languages are key to understanding different cultures and perspectives, and I’m excited to meet people from diverse backgrounds! (PS: I’m also planning to learn Italian and Chinese in the near future.)
I love active group activities and exploring Berlin—so if you’re up for lighthearted fun, count me in! My goal as a peer mentor is to create a welcoming, inclusive space where everyone feels comfortable sharing and learning from one another, without fear of judgment. Whether it’s hosting exciting events, exchanging experiences, or simply offering a listening ear, I’m here to support you. I can’t wait to meet you and embark on this journey together!
Hi there! My name is Shuhan, a Master Biology student from China. I speak three languages; Chinese, English and German, and would like to learn Japanese if I have the chance. I'm a total museum buff! Still not used to Sundays when nothing is open in Germany? Why not spend your Sundays exploring Berlin's museums? Berlin is a fascinating city, and as a mentor I hope I can help you not only learn more about campus life, but also explore more of the city's charm!
Fun fact about me: I'm a 100% DOG PERSON.
Hello! My name is Mithila Nandiny Shome, but feel free to call me Nandiny. I am from Bangladesh. Right now I am studying Bachelor in Biology at FU in my 5th semester. Before this, I studied medicine in Ukraine for three years. Unfortunately, I couldn't continue studying there due to the war. The language of instruction for my study is German, and I speak five languages: Bengali (my mother tongue), English, Hindi, Ukrainian, and German.
I have a deep passion for traveling and discovering new cultures. Over the past few years, I have traveled to many countries across Asia and Europe, which has allowed me to build a diverse network of friends and mentors from all over the world. This has taught me that, in today’s globalised world, we’re all connected like a small village and inspired me to embrace diversity and learn from different perspectives.
My journey at FU has been full of challenges, but each one has been a valuable learning experience. Navigating academic pressures or adapting to the academic expectations at FU or introducing to a new life in a new country, I've faced it all! Coming to an unknown city like Berlin can be overwhelming at first, but I believe we can solve this problem together. There are so many amazing places to discover here, from hidden cafés to beautiful parks and lively cultural spots. Let’s explore FU and Berlin together!
In my peer mentoring group, I focus on creating a supportive and comfortable environment where everyone can learn from each other, wether If you're facing challenges with your study or language, or simply finding your way around, I’m here to help you. Let’s share experiences, grow together, and make this journey at FU a little bit easier and a lot more enjoyable.