Sommervorträge 2019 – Why Environmental Humanities? | Prof. Dr. Kirsten Twelbeck is deputy professor of the Chair of American Studies at Universität Regensburg. Her current research projects include the book project “Environmental Humanities: A Cultural History of the Wheat (from a transatlantic perspective)” (WZU Augsburg Research Group).

Grand Opening of the research platform on topics of migration, conflict and social change. Guests: Dr. Martina Münch, Minister for Sciences and Culture, Land Brandenburg, Dr. Doris Lemmermeier, Integration Officer, Land Brandenburg, and Dr. Umut Erel, Migration Researcher, The Open University, UK

AN EXHIBITION BY REISTROMMEL E.V. (March, 28th until April 04th) In 1989, more than 90.000 contract workers still supported the fulfillment of plans in an ailing GDR economy. Thus, nearly half of all foreigners living in the GDR were contract workers and as such brought to the country to have cheap labour for a limited timeframe.

We invite all interested girls and boys to our library.

The conference addresses the part that religion and the variety of Islam plays within the context of the project "Brandenburger Bildungspartnerschaften in der Migrationsgesellschaft BraBiM 2”. It is aimed at teachers, directors, school social workers of all general and vocational schools, and staff of migration consultation offices and migration social work.

Painting by Ekaterina Orba

„Man kann die Kunst der Fotografie mit der Geste des Zeigens vergleichen“

Wintervorträge 2018/19 im IKMZ – Why Environmental Humanities? | Prof. Dr. Hubert Zapf ist Professor für Amerikanistik und Kodirektor für Environmental Humanities an der Universität Augsburg. Er ist zugleich beteiligt am Elitestudiengang „Ethik der Textkulturen“ innerhalb des Elitenetzwerks Bayern.

Lecture: ‘The Great Digital Divide: Kant Meets Rand in Cyberspace’; organised by the Institute of Philosophy and Social Sciences

FILM AB: ZEITAUFGELÖSTE STRUKTURUMWANDLUNGEN UND CHEMISCHE REAKTIONEN AUF DER NANOMETERSKALA