News of the Max-Weber-Kolleg

Closing times of the service facilities over the turn of the year 2023/24

The service facilities at the University of Erfurt have changed opening hours during the public holidays and some will be completely closed at the turn of the year. Please take note of this.

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Published today: New publication by Prof. Dr. Jörg Rüpke opens up new perspectives on old Erfurt

Further information on the publication "Religion and City" can be found under this link.

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Award ceremony of the "City and Religion" competition: ninth-grade students from the Floh-Seligenthal state regular school impressed with a podcast on Schmalkalden's Jewish history

With their podcast on the Jewish history of the city of Schmalkalden, they won over the jury of the "City and Religion" competition, which was launched last year by the "Religion and Urbanity" (FOR 2779) research group at the University of Erfurt:…

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Living and Acting in a Changing World: University Open Air Campus at Catholic Day Erfurt

"The future belongs to the people of peace": this is the motto of the next Catholic Day, which will take place in Erfurt from 29 May to 2 June 2024. Preparations are in full swing and the University of Erfurt will also be taking part in this event –…

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Max-Weber-Kolleg invites you to the presentation of the new volume "Weltbeziehung"

"'Weltbeziehung' – The Study of our Relationship to the World" is the title of a new book that the Max-Weber-Kolleg for Cultural and Social Science Studies at the University of Erfurt will be presenting to the public on Monday, 20 November, in a…

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New series of events at the Max-Weber-Kolleg: "Monday Lectures in religious, social and cultural studies"

The Max-Weber-Kolleg and the Seminar for Religious Studies cordially invite all who are interested to the events as part of the "Monday Lectures in religious, social and cultural studies". Registration is not necessary.

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Conference on Johann Christian von Boineburg

In collaboration with the Research Centre for Early Modern Natural Law, Professor Martin Mulsow, Director of the Gotha Research Centre at the University of Erfurt, and Professor Gábor Gángó (Budapest) are organising a conference entitled: "Natural…

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