News in Research and Teaching

What are researchers at Humboldt-Universit?t zu Berlin working on? What new developments are there in teaching? We will keep you up to date.

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Tram moving on a street in the foreground - View of the University of Vienna
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Connect with colleagues who share your interests and explore opportunities for developing joint courses across Europe: Circle U. is inviting lecturers from all member universities to get together for a workshop in Vienna on 12 and 13 February.

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To mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women and Girls on 25 November, Humboldt-Universit?t zu Berlin is organising a campaign week for FLINTA* (women, lesbians, intersex, trans and agender people).

Christoph Markschies im Gespr?ch mit anderen Personen.
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One of the highest honours for scientists and artists in Germany.

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New ranking confirms HU's top position in environmental and sustainability sciences.

Aerial view of the All Souls College in Oxford, UK
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The Oxford Berlin Research Partnership is offering Flexible Funds to foster collaboration between researchers in Berlin and Oxford. Until 15 December, HU doctoral candidates, postdocs, and professors can apply to receive funding for joint projects.

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Public lecture by legal scholar Oona Hathaway (Yale Law School) at the Centre for Comparative Research on Democracy of the HU.

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On 27 November, a panel discussion titled “Guardians of Democracy and Inclusion? European Universities in Challenging Times” will take place at Freie Universit?t. Among the panellists: a professor and Circle U. insider from the University of Oslo.

A blue sky in the upper part of the picture. In the lower part, five smooth stone blocks.
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Circle U. invites early career researchers to explore the intricate relations between religion, conflict and reconciliation through an interdisciplinary lens. The course combines four online sessions and an intensive in-person week in Belgium.