In the second week of the upcoming summer term the Department of History starts into its annual thematic lecture series with international guests. Our topic 2026: voluntariness in global and postcolonial perspective!
Contemporary witness / Images of history / Power of interpretation. (How) is AI changing our understanding of the past? – is the title of a new virtual lecture series organised by the Professorship for Digital Humanities and Hybrid Education and…
The Gotha Research Library of the University of Erfurt invites you to another public lecture in the series "Perthes in Conversation" on Wednesday, 17 June. This time, under the title „'Hermann Wagner ist mein einziger Freund' – Männerfreundschaft,…
The research centre "Praxeologies of Truth" at the University of Erfurt and the artists' initiative "Theater.Macht.Staat." invite all interested parties to the "TrickSTAR" salon at Café Nerly on Sunday, 7 June, from 6 to 10 pm.
"Heimat im Umbruch – Die Transformation des ländlichen Raums in Thüringen von 1945 bis heute" is the title of an interdisciplinary conference hosted by the University of Erfurt together with the Thuringian State Commissioner for the Reappraisal of…
Lecture by Marc Stein, Jamie and Phyllis Pasker Professor of History at San Francisco State University, current president of the Organization of American Historians, at June 24, 2026, at the Research Building "Weltbeziehungen."
Women are still underrepresented in science and research. In its "Zia – Visible Women in Science & Humanities" programme, ZEIT publishing house therefore invites female scientists to a one-year fellowship, which offers them the opportunity to further…
The three-year project "Perthes kolonial" has been launched at the Centre for Transcultural Studies / Gotha Perthes Collection, for which the two Erfurt-based historians, Professor Iris Schröder and Professor Christiane Kuller, secured third-party…
Böhlau publishing house has just published a new book on the Collegium Amplonianum Erffordense and the collegiates during its existence from 1434 to 1816.
A new research project led by the Institute for the History of German Jews and the inter-university professorship for digital humanities at the University of Erfurt and Erfurt University of Applied Sciences is investigating how artificial…