On Tuesday, 27 May, Leandra Oles from the University of Paderborn will speak on the topic of ‘Transformation and informal education - the women's initiative in Duisburg-Rheinhausen from 1987’
On Tuesday, 3 June, Dr Bodo Mrozek from the Leipzig Institute for Contemporary History Berlin, in cooperation with the ‘C:POP. Transdisciplinary Research Centre for Popular Music Cultures and Creative Economies’ at the University of Paderborn, will give a lecture on the topic ’Zwischen Volksbildung und völkischer Formierung. Transnational nationalism in the youth music movement (1923-1967)’
In the summer semester 2025, the lecture series "Elementary Ontologies and Media between Politicisation and Depoliticisation" will take place at the Institute of Media Studies. On Tuesday, 3 June, Prof. Dr. Jiré Emine Gözen from UE Berlin will give a lecture.
On Wednesday, 4 June, Dr Anne Foerster from the Institute of History will give a lecture on the topic ‘Who's Afraid of Powerful Women? The Medieval Chronicler's Role in the Gendering fo Authority’
In the ‘ZeKK live’ event format organised by the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK) at Paderborn University, professorial ZeKK members interview guests from public life on issues relating to religion and society
The Graduate Centre of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities (GKW), in cooperation with the Graduate Forum of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities (GFKW), is organising the fifth (hybrid) Graduate Week from Tuesday, 10 June to Thursday, 12 June.
The didactic-empirical writing research summer school (dieS) will take place again in 2025. This year, under the direction of Prof. Dr. Sara Rezat, it is dedicated to the topic of "Writing and Feedback" and will take place from 12 to 14 June in the O-Building. The focus will be on the relevance of feedback for writing and, in particular, the revision of texts.
The English-language lecture series "New Approaches to English Foreign Language Education" will take place again in the summer semester. Nihal Khote from Kennesaw State University will give the lecture on Monday, 16 June, on the topic of "Teaching content and language with multilingual English learners."
On Tuesday, 17 June, Prof. Dr Christian Bunnenberg from Ruhr University Bochum will speak on the topic of ‘By luxury steamer to the Mediterranean, Spitsbergen and the West Indies - the emergence of German cruise tourism between 1891 and 1914’
On Wednesday, 18 June, Junior Professor Dr Julia Eckel from the Institute of Media Studies will give a lecture on ‘Powers of AI Animation. Thoughts on Anymation & Tech-demo(cracy)s’
