News

December 2024

Doctoral Program

CfA: Doctoral Scholarships in Transcultural Studies

November 2024

Publication

Christiane Brosius et al. publish “Being Single in the City” with heiUP

October 2024

Online Lecture Series

Online Lecture Series “Commoning” continues this semester

Ruperto Carola Lecture Series

“Freedom?! The University as a Space for Discourse” - Lecture Series organized by members of the HCTS

Talks and Events

Buddhist Studies Lecture Series continues

June 2024

Project Grant

Hiro Fujimoto receives the Japan Past & Present's Spring 2024 Project Grant

Film Screening and Discussion

Film Screening and Discussion of Documentary “Survey City” by/with Sanjay Srivastava

May 2024

Upcoming Events

New Lecture Series “Commoning”

Talks and Events

Lineup complete for this semester's Buddhist Studies Lecture Series

Publications

New Special Issue of the Journal of Transcultural Studies, “Ambivalent Enmity”

April 2024

Interactive Artwork

Tasveerghar uses AI for an interactive artwork

February 2024

Exhibition

Exhibition “Reflections on the Archive” opens at Völkerkundemuseum

January 2024

Lecture and Symposium

Two-Day Academic Farewell Event for Monica Juneja (31 Jan - 01 Feb 2024)

December 2023

Publication

New edited volume by Martin Hofmann and Joachim Kurtz

Martin Hofmann and Joachim Kurtz (Intellectual History) co-edit volume Wissensorte in China (Sites of Knowledge in China). The volume has just been published by Harrassowitz.

Doctoral Scholarships

CfA: Doctoral Scholarships in Transcultural Studies - Deadline extended!

The Graduate Programme for Transcultural Studies (GPTS) at the HCTS welcomes applications for two doctoral scholarships beginning in October 2024.

November 2023

Event

Opening Ceremony of the Research Training Group “Ambivalent Enmity”

The Research Training Group (RTG) “Ambivalent Enmity” will celebrate its opening ceremony on November 30, 2023, at 5 PM in the Alte Aula of Heidelberg University. The keynote will be delivered by Derek J. Penslar (Harvard University) with the title “Between Amity and Enmity: Jewish and Arab Mutual Perceptions in the 20th Century.”

Award

Monica Juneja receives Meyer-Struckmann Prize

Monica Juneja is being honoured for her lifelong academic achievements. She is to receive this year’s Meyer-Struckmann Prize, which is awarded by the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf (HHU) and acknowledges her accomplishments as an expert on Global Art History. The award comes with 20.000 Euros and is granted annually for work on topics alternating between the humanities and social sciences.

November 2022

New Research Training Group

How does Enmity Arise?

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