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Changed opening hours during the lecture-free period

Please note: Some of the University of Erfurt’s learning and support services have altered opening hours or are closed during the lecture-free period.

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Endometriosis: New research project aims to promote early diagnosis and improve care

The Federal Ministry of Health is providing 1.2 million euros in funding for a new research project in the field of healthcare at the University of Erfurt. Under the title "Delays in the Diagnosis of Endometriosis: Socio-psychological Determinants of…

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Discoveries with the "Schlaufuchs": Erfurt Children’s University kicks off a new term

Attention, clever kids: Erfurt Children’s University is kicking off a new term in October. Then, children from Erfurt and the surrounding area can once again become real students. The Children’s University invites them to sit in real lecture halls…

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"Welcome Fair" and DAAD Awards Ceremony

The International Office at the University of Erfurt will be welcoming new international students during the Student Orientation Days on Thursday, 8 October, between 12.30 pm and 3 pm, with a ‘Welcome Fair’ in the foyer of the Centre for…

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Gotha Manuscript Talks start a new round

We encounter manuscripts in various academic fields, in philology, history, art history, theology and religious studies, library and museum studies, translation and translation research, even in the natural sciences (e.g. radiocarbon dating) and in…

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A warm welcome to Professor Wolfgang Beck!

We welcome Professor Wolfgang Beck, who will take up the professorship for Pastoral Theology at the Faculty of Catholic Theology at the University of Erfurt in the winter semester 2026/27, succeeding Professor Maria Widl.

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Symposium: "Ways out of loneliness"

Under the title “Ways out of loneliness”, the professorship for Inclusive Educational Processes for People with Cognitive and Complex Disabilities at the University of Erfurt, in collaboration with “Erfurt inklusiv!”, the City of Erfurt’s Inclusion…

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Study: School inspectorate wants to provide greater support for quality improvement in schools – but there is often a lack of time for this in day-to-day work

For school inspectors, supporting school and teaching development is a core task to which they would gladly devote considerably more time. They spend their average weekly working hours of 45.6 hours on a wide range of tasks. Complaints, conflict and…

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