Carly Lave stellt in einer zeitgenössischen Danceperformance den menschlichen Körper im virtuellen Raum dar. Sie schließt damit ihr spannendes Forschungsprojekt ab, das Anfang 2019 am Lehrstuhl Allgemeine Technikwissenschaft vorgestellt wurde.

A guided city tour organized by the chair of intercultural studies. Meeting: July 16th, 2019, 3 p.m. at the Oberkirche (church at Altmarkt) Cottbus. The tour will be guided in German.

Sommervorträge 2019 – Why Environmental Humanities? | Dr. Andreas Pohlmann ist Kunsthistoriker und Fotograf. Zu seinen aktuellen Projekten gehören Panoramaaufnahmen von Landschaften (experimenteller Art) sowie in Form von Porträts deutscher Klimaforschender.

5 artists of the artist group Berlin-Brandenburg (KGBB) with their works in the ICMC.

Besuch des Ethikrates in Berlin

Original titel of the lecture held by Dr. Franziska Müller "Decolonize the City: Post- und dekoloniale Erinnerungskultur und politische Bildung". It is part of the lecture series on Solidarity and Justice in an Insecure Society by the Department of Sociology, Chair of Intercultural Studies and Chair of Wirtschafts- and Arbeitssoziologie.

Original titel of the lecture held by Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Menz "Nach der Leistungsgesellschaft? Legitimationsprobleme der Arbeitswelt". It is part of the lecture series on Solidarity and Justice in an Insecure Society by the Department of Sociology, Chair of Intercultural Studies and Chair of Wirtschafts- and Arbeitssoziologie.

The travelling exhibition can be visited in the foyer of the Institute for Social Work at BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg until June 30th and afterwards in the Regenbogenkabinett Cottbus. It invites visitors to engage with the daily lives of LGBT* people in Brandenburg today, and experience their emancipation, their courage, their struggles, and their strategies for survival.

A travelling exhibition by the Institute for Social Work at BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg, the association Lola für Demokratie in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and the Amadeu Antonio Foundation. It invites visitors to engage with the daily lives of LGBT* people in Brandenburg today, and experience their emancipation, their courage, their struggles, and their strategies for survival.

Lecture series Open BTU in the summer semester 2019