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The International Meeting on Comparative Theology (IMoC) 2025 will take place at Paderborn University on 16 and 17 September.

A writing group against lonely writing days, because it's easier to write together than alone! The semester break is progressing, but unfortunately your writing project is not? Whether it's a term paper, essay or seminar paper: anyone can join in here. Together, participants will find the motivation for a productive writing day. The programme is aimed at students from all disciplines at Paderborn University. International students are also very…

This year's conference of the Society for Media Studies (GfM) will take place at Paderborn University from 16 to 19 September. The focus is on the topic of "power", which will be examined in numerous panels, lectures and discussion rounds

As part of the annual conference of the Society for Media Studies 2025 (GfM), a public panel discussion on the topic of "Digital Powers" will take place on Tuesday, 16 September from 5 to 6.30 pm at the Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum. Registration is required and possible online.

For many years now, the Paderborn Foreign Language Day has been a permanent fixture on the Paderborn training programme for teachers.

On Wednesday, 17 September, the research centre "C:POP. Transdisciplinary Research Centre for Popular Music Cultures and Creative Economies" at Paderborn University invites you to a reading followed by a talk.

As part of the annual conference of the Society for Media Studies 2025 (GfM), a curated programme from the 16mm educational film collection of Paderborn University will be shown in analogue projection on Wednesday, 17 September from 7 to 8.30 pm under the title "FILM*MACHT*BILDUNG". This programme examines how power constellations and the specific power of audiovisual educational media are negotiated in films.

The aim is to gain a new awareness of one's own situation and to initiate concrete changes in everyday life that motivate and sustainably advance the promotion

The English-language "Living Lab" will take place at 2 p.m. respectively under the motto "Envisioning Digital Democracy" at the Hotel Aspethera in Paderborn. Interested parties can register on the event website until 5 September.

The SICP Symposium will take place on Tuesday, 30 September at Zukunftsmeile 2 in Paderborn under the motto "Digital Resilience". Experts from business, research and politics will discuss, among other things, how companies can make their IT resilient, how artificial intelligence can recognise disruptions early on, what role sovereign IT architectures play for Europe's digital independence and what course politicians need to set for a resilient…

Interested schoolgirls can register via the registration form until Wednesday, 1 October.

The state's first "ORCAthon" at Paderborn University enables teachers in North Rhine-Westphalia to spend a whole day working on digital, openly licensed teaching materials.

The 11th Paderborn Day of School Sport with the topic "Psychological Aspects in School Sport" will take place on Wednesday, 1 October, from 2 to 6 p.m. at Paderborn University, Building SP 2.

In the "ZeKK live" event format of the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK), professorial ZeKK members interview guests from public life on questions relating to religion and society.

The Central Student Advisory Service (ZSB) team informs high school graduates, pupils, subject changers, other prospective students, and parents about Paderborn University, the range of courses on offer and other topics related to studying.

In the first week of the autumn holidays, from 13 to 17 October, the autumn university for pupils will take place. Registration is possible from 25 August to 21 September.

Every 2nd Monday of the month, interested postdocs can meet for a lunch break in room N1.339 at 12 noon.

To kick off the Paderborn University Perspectives on Inclusion (PPIK) colloquium series in the winter semester 2025/26, Prof. Dr. Kerstin Rabenstein from Georg-August-Universit?t G?ttingen will give a lecture on Monday, 13 October on the topic of "What a practice-theoretical perspective on inclusive schools and teaching could still achieve. Reflections on an affect-theoretical ethnography".

Dr. Anda-Lisa Harmening and Prof. Dr. Ingrid Scharlau answer questions about doctoral supervision and the role of doctoral candidates in this process.

Since ancient times, music has been regarded as a central medium for artistic exploration of the topic of "peace", the various facets of which will be examined in the lecture series "Music and Peace" organised by the Detmold/Paderborn Musicology Seminar. To kick things off on Wednesday, 15 October, Dr Florian Henri Besthorn, Director of the Paul Sacher Foundation in Basel, will give a lecture on the topic "Et in terra pax? On the appeal for peace…

In the kick-off, the interdisciplinary project team "UPB for Future" will introduce itself and provide an insight into the diversity of the various disciplinary perspectives on the topic of sustainability.

As part of the Paderborn University Perspectives on Inclusion (PPIK) colloquium series in the winter semester 2025/26, Prof. Dr. Saphira Shure from Bielefeld University will give a lecture on Monday, 20 October on the topic of "Criticism of racism as a perspective for inclusion-oriented teacher education".

On 23 and 24 October, the Paderborn Institute for Islamic Theology (PIIT) and the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK) at Paderborn University are hosting a conference on the topic of inclusion with a focus on Islamic theology and religious education. The speakers will explore the question of how inclusive cultures, structures and practices can be established in Islamic religious education.

Milena Glimbovski is an entrepreneur, author and activist. She became known as a pioneer of the zero-waste movement in Germany with her supermarket "Original Unverpackt". The lecture is part of the lecture series "UPB for Future".

Under the motto "KW writes (better) together", the Graduate Centre of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities (GKW) and the Writing Competence Centre organise a monthly interdisciplinary writing group. The meeting on Monday, 27 October, will take place from 2 to 5 p.m. in room C5.218 and hybrid via Zoom. Registration is not required.

As part of the Paderborn Perspectives on Inclusion (PPIK) colloquium series in the winter semester 2025/26, Prof. Dr. Brigitte Kottmann from Paderborn University will be giving a lecture on Monday, 27 October on the topic of "Practices of difference and practices of difference in inclusive schools".

The Jenny Aloni Centre for Early Career Researchers presents its qualification and advisory services.

The Institute for Photonic Quantum Systems (PhoQS) at Paderborn University will open the doors of its new research building "PhoQS Lab" (P 10) on 28 October as part of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes.

Since ancient times, music has been regarded as a central medium for the artistic exploration of the theme of "peace", the various facets of which will be examined in the lecture series "Music and Peace" organised by the Detmold/Paderborn Musicology Seminar. In this context, Prof. Dr. Susanne Rode-Breymann from the Nuremberg University of Music will give a lecture on Wednesday, 29 October on the subject of "War, Victory and Peace in Opera at the…

Lecture and discussion with Prof Dr Christoph Jacke

Once a month, the Graduate Forum of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities invites all graduates to an informal get-together. Participants can exchange ideas and network with each other in a relaxed atmosphere.

The workshop will focus on the question of how female scientists can effectively communicate their research and expertise both within the academic community and in public contexts

As part of the Paderborn Perspectives on Inclusion (PPIK) colloquium series in the winter semester 2025/26, Charline Bunte and Anne Gottwald from Paderborn University will be giving lectures on Monday, 3 November on the topics of "Children's perspectives on well-being" and "Communication between parents and multi-professional school staff at inclusive lower secondary schools".

In the info session on Tuesday, 4 November, from 10 a.m. to 10.45 a.m., interested parties can find out more about the topic of stays abroad during doctoral studies. The event will take place in room N1.339.

The Research Unit provides a brief overview of the various funding opportunities for postdocs - both for funding research visits abroad and for initiating cooperation and international networking.

Every first Tuesday of the month from 11.30 a.m., German and international doctoral candidates at all stages of their doctorate and from all faculties are welcome to join us for lunch in the Mensula. Each PhD Lunch has a specific topic that the participants want to discuss with each other. This allows doctoral candidates to get to know each other, exchange ideas and network.

In the "ZeKK live" event format of the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK), professorial ZeKK members interview guests from public life on questions relating to religion and society.

Lecture and discussion with Prof. Dr.-Ing. J?rg Felmeden

On 7 and 8 November, a workshop on the history of the reception of the Hagar figure will take place in the Liborianum. It will be led by Prof Dr Claudia Bergmann from the Institute for Protestant Theology at Paderborn University in cooperation with Thomas R. Blanton IV from John Caroll University.

Every 2nd Monday of the month, interested postdocs can meet for a lunch break in room N1.339 at 12 noon.

As part of the Paderborn Perspectives on Inclusion (PPIK) colloquium series in the winter semester 2025/26, Nicola Küppers from the Grundschule am Dichterviertel primary school in Mühlheim will give a lecture on Monday, 10 November on the topic of "Developing potential for all children - living and learning at the Grundschule am Dichterviertel primary school".

The peer coaching programme brings together doctoral students in the first year of their doctorate to discuss topics that are currently on their minds and support each other in several sessions.

The Central Student Advisory Service (ZSB) team informs high school graduates, pupils, subject changers, other prospective students, and parents about Paderborn University, the range of courses on offer and other topics related to studying.

Since ancient times, music has been regarded as a central medium for the artistic exploration of the topic of "peace", the various facets of which will be examined in the lecture series "Music and Peace" organised by the Detmold/Paderborn Musicology Seminar. In this context, Prof. Dr. Lars Oberhaus from the Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg will give a lecture on Wednesday, 12 November on the topic of "A little peace? (Im)possibilities…

Lecture and discussion with Jonas Spieker

Under the motto "KW writes (better) together", the Graduate Centre of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities (GKW) and the Writing Competence Centre organise a monthly interdisciplinary writing group. The meeting on Monday, 17 November, will take place from 2 to 5 p.m. in room H3.241 and hybrid via Zoom. Registration is not required.

As part of the Paderborn Perspectives on Inclusion (PPIK) colloquium series in the winter semester 2025/26, Prof. Dr. Uta H?sel-Weide from Paderborn University will give a lecture on "Inferring practices in inclusive mathematics teaching" on Monday, 17 November.

Lecture and discussion with Volker Kohlschmidt

TRR 318 invites you to the GENIALE Science Festival in the Wissenswerkstadt Bielefeld.

As part of the Paderborn Perspectives on Inclusion (PPIK) colloquium series in the winter semester 2025/26, Leefke Brun?en from Bielefeld University and Inga Neufeld from Paderborn University will give lectures on Monday, 24 November on the topics of "Inclusive physical education from the perspective of teachers and pupils with a focus on emotional and social development" and "Practices of learning support in the promotion of children with…

Once a month, the Graduate Forum of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities invites all graduates to an informal get-together. Participants can exchange ideas and network with each other in a relaxed atmosphere.

Since ancient times, music has been regarded as a central medium for the artistic exploration of the theme of "peace", the various facets of which will be examined in the lecture series "Music and Peace" organised by the Detmold/Paderborn Musicology Seminar. In this context, Prof. Dr. Stefan Hanheide from the University of Osnabrück will give a lecture on Wednesday, 26 November on the topic of "The Meanings of Peace in Baroque Music".

Lecture and discussion with Maximilian Obermann

As part of the Paderborn Perspectives on Inclusion (PPIK) colloquium series in the winter semester 2025/26, Prof. Dr. Lis Schüler from the FU Berlin will give a lecture on Monday, 1 December on the topic of "Literary contexts for reading and writing at the beginning of school".

Every first Tuesday of the month from 11.30 a.m., German and international doctoral candidates at all stages of their doctorate and from all faculties are welcome to join us for lunch in the Mensula. Each PhD Lunch has a specific topic that the participants want to discuss with each other. This allows doctoral candidates to get to know each other, exchange ideas and network.

Dr. Anda-Lisa Harmening and Prof. Dr. Ingrid Scharlau answer questions about doctoral supervision and the role of doctoral candidates in this process.

In the "ZeKK live" event format of the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK), professorial ZeKK members interview guests from public life on questions relating to religion and society.

Every year in autumn/winter, the Faculty of Arts and Humanities invites its graduates from the Bachelor's and Master of Arts degree programmes as well as doctoral and postdoctoral graduates to a graduation ceremony.

Every 2nd Monday of the month, interested postdocs can meet for a lunch break in room N1.339 at 12 noon.

As part of the Paderborn Perspectives on Inclusion (PPIK) colloquium series in the winter semester 2025/26, Prof. Dr. Iris Kruse from Paderborn University will give a lecture on "Literary aesthetic complexity and inclusive learning opportunities" on Monday, 8 November. The event will take place from 4 to 6 pm hybrid. The room will be announced at a later date. Registration is required.

Once a month, the Graduate Forum of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities invites all graduates to an informal get-together. Participants can exchange ideas and network with each other in a relaxed atmosphere.

The Central Student Advisory Service (ZSB) team informs high school graduates, pupils, subject changers, other prospective students, and parents about Paderborn University, the range of courses on offer and other topics related to studying.

Since ancient times, music has been regarded as a central medium for the artistic exploration of the topic of "peace", the various facets of which will be examined in the lecture series "Music and Peace" organised by the Detmold/Paderborn Musicology Seminar. In this context, Prof. Dr. Claudia Bergmann from Paderborn University will give a lecture on Wednesday, 10 December on the topic of 'Ancient rituals and modern a capella singing: "The…

Under the motto "KW writes (better) together", the Graduate Centre of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities (GKW) and the Writing Competence Centre organise a monthly interdisciplinary writing group. The meeting on Thursday, 11 December, will take place from 9am to 12pm in room C5.218 and hybrid via Zoom. Registration is not required.

Lecture and discussion with Dr Philipp zur Heiden

As part of the Paderborn University Perspectives on Inclusion (PPIK) colloquium series in the winter semester 2025/26, Luisa Sch?fer from Paderborn University and Rebecca Grantz from TU Dortmund University will give lectures on Monday, 15 December on the topics of "Inclusive German lessons at primary level and aesthetic practices in dealing with literature" and "Practices of open negotiation of existential questions. A study on children's…

Since ancient times, music has been regarded as a central medium for artistic exploration of the topic of "peace", the various facets of which will be examined in the lecture series "Music and Peace" organised by the Detmold/Paderborn Musicology Seminar. In this context, Prof. Dr. Yvonne Wasserloos from the Mozarteum University Salzburg will give a lecture on Wednesday, 6 January on the topic of "'Un-Frieden' stiften.

Lecture and discussion with Prof Dr Oliver Müller

Under the motto "KW writes (better) together", the Graduate Centre of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities (GKW) and the Writing Competence Centre organise a monthly interdisciplinary writing group. The meeting on Monday, 12 January, will take place from 2 to 5 p.m. in room C5.218 and hybrid via Zoom. Registration is not required.

As part of the Paderborn Perspectives on Inclusion (PPIK) colloquium series in the winter semester 2025/26, Prof. Dr Katharina Rohlfing and Dr Eugenia Wildt from Paderborn University will give a lecture on Monday, 12 January on the topic of "Linguistic practices of technology use in preschool".

Lecture and discussion with Prof Dr Zishan Ghaffar and Sarah Lebock

As part of the Paderborn Perspectives on Inclusion (PPIK) colloquium series in the winter semester 2025/26, Masayoshi Tsuchiya from Paderborn University will give a lecture on Monday, 19 January on the topic of "Exchange between German and Japanese schools (planning, regional studies and learning about practices)".

Since ancient times, music has been regarded as a central medium for the artistic exploration of the theme of "peace", the various facets of which will be examined in the lecture series "Music and Peace" organised by the Detmold/Paderborn Musicology Seminar. In this context, Prof. Dr. Benedikt Le?mann from HMT Leipzig will give a lecture on Wednesday, 21 January on the topic of "La douce paix: Varieties of peace in French mélodie after the First…

Lecture and discussion with psychologist (M.Sc.) Julia Bobe, psychologist Claudia Decker

As part of the Paderborn University Perspectives on Inclusion (PPIK) colloquium series in the winter semester 2025/26, Prof. Dr. Vivien Heller from the University of Wuppertal will be giving a lecture on Monday, 26 January on the topic of "Teaching reading strategies in heterogeneous learning groups: Practices of establishing individual learning opportunities".

Lecture and discussion with Dr Lena Gabriel

Every first Tuesday of the month from 11.30 a.m., German and international doctoral candidates at all stages of their doctorate and from all faculties are welcome to join us for lunch in the Mensula. Each PhD Lunch has a specific topic that the participants want to discuss with each other. This allows doctoral candidates to get to know each other, exchange ideas and network.

Oikos, Students for Future and TV Stud introduce themselves

Under the motto "KW writes (better) together", the Graduate Centre of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities (GKW) and the Writing Competence Centre organise a monthly interdisciplinary writing group. The meeting on Thursday, 12 February, will take place from 9 am to 12 pm in room C5.218 and hybrid via Zoom. Registration is not required.

Under the motto "KW writes (better) together", the Graduate Centre of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities (GKW) and the Writing Competence Centre organise a monthly interdisciplinary writing group. The meeting on Monday, 9 March, will take place from 2 to 5 p.m. in room C5.218 and hybrid via Zoom. Registration is not required.

On Saturday, 21 March, from 9.30 a.m. to 4 p.m., the annual conference 2026 of the Grundschulverband e. V. will take place at the Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum in Paderborn. Under the title "Children learn the future - together, fundamentally, holistically", the event offers a wide range of lectures and workshops in which aspects of common, subject-specific, fundamental and digitally orientated all-round education for all children will be discussed…