Informations about Coronavirus / Covid-19 (updated 16/4/21)

Important informations about teaching program

• New course schedule for the upcomming summer semester is online! All course will start digital and may later swich to face-to-face teaching.
• Students should keep an eye on this homepage and the homepage of the university. Students should also check informations for their individual courses on StudIP.
• Access to the secretary`s office is possible, but with restrictions.
• Modulbescheinigungen are now available as a digital formular (see below).
• We would also like to inform you about the psychological counseling services    provided by the Studentenwerk Halle.
  

Call for Participation: Summerschool "Post-Carbon Futures"

The international summer school "Post-Carbon-Futures: Cities, Industries and Energies in Central Europe" will take place in Halle in September 2021. This summer school will focus on the futures of carbon industries and  industrial cities as well as on the futures of energy production and  consumption in the emerging post-carbon era. PhD students and advanced MA students are invited to explore  current academic debates and relate these approaches  to ongoing economic and social transformations in the Central German Mining District.

The application process is open until the 31st of May, please find the Call for Participation below. For further information, please follow this link.

Amo Lecture 2021

This year`s Amo Lecture, Ayelet Shachar - The Shifting Border: Legal Cartographies of Migration and Mobility, will take place on Wednesday, the 26th of May, at 6 pm, as an online event. Further information can be found in the document below. For registration details please visit www.scm.uni-halle.de/amo_lecture.

DAAD Funding for Summer School

The German Academic Exchange Service will fund the Summer School "Post-Carbon Futures: Cities, Industries and Energies in Central Europe", which will take place in Halle in September 2021. This Summer Scholl is organised by the Seminar für Ethnologie, Lehstuhl Prof. Asta Vonderau, in cooperation with the Centre for Interdisciplinary Regional Studies Halle, the Department of Anthropology Durham, and the Department of Social Sciences Vilnius. Information about the program and application process of the summer school will follow soon!