With "deutsche feiern", theatre author Lars Werner takes a look behind the shiny facades of billion-dollar start-ups

For ‘Virtual Journey Week’ from 18 to 22 November, students and staff at Paderborn University and its COLOURS partner universities will have an opportunity to digitally explore nine countries over the course of five days.

Under the motto ‘KW writes (better) together’, the Graduate Centre KW organises an interdisciplinary writing group at the Faculty of Cultural Studies in cooperation with the Competence Centre for Writing.

In the winter semester 2024/25, the Institute of German and Comparative Literature and the Centre for Contemporary German Literature at Paderborn University invite all interested parties to a series of literary readings with discussions. The readings followed by a discussion will take place on Mondays at 4.15 pm in Lecture Hall G at Paderborn University.

The "Jenny Aloni Centre for Early Career Researchers" supports researchers in getting to know different career paths with the "Career Spotlights" event series.

Publishing a dissertation – how does that actually work?

Under the title "Empiricism from social pedagogical practice and its contribution to the didactics of social pedagogy in social pedagogical qualifications", two courses are taking place this winter semester

Lecture by Dr Katharina Seibert from the Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen

As part of the annual Coming Out Days, the Central Equal Opportunities Officer, together with the Diversity Officer and the General Students' Committee (AStA), is presenting the exhibition "Feldwege zum Coming-out" (Paths to coming out") on the entrance level of the University Library. The exhibition portrays ten LGBTIQ* people from rural areas. QR codes on the roll-up banners lead to an audio file in which each person portrayed talks about…

Andreas Mahler (English Studies, Freie Universit?t Berlin): ‘Kanon und “community”. On ‘culture’ and selection’

Old border crossings and new boundaries. Incitement to pop-cultural (further) discussions

Interdisciplinary exchange with an impulse from Prof Dr Sebastian Luft

Lecture by Prof. Lucia Kilger from the Detmold University of Music

Paderborn University's start-up centre opens the doors of the Start-up Campus OWL

It's all greenwashing – how companies report on sustainability

Paderborn University's Digital Talents Programme (DTP) is now also open to students from OWL

Lecture by Dr Johanna Sackel from the Institute of History at Paderborn University???????

On Monday, 25 November, the topic will be ‘Christmas - The birth of Jesus/Isās in the Bible and the Koran’

In the winter semester 2024/25, the Institute of German and Comparative Literature and the Centre for Contemporary German Literature at Paderborn University invite all interested parties to a series of literary readings with discussions. The readings followed by a discussion will take place on Mondays at 4.15 pm in Lecture Hall G at Paderborn University.

The Research Day 2024 will take place on Tuesday, 26 November, from 2 p.m. in Q0.101.

What do pop cultures have to do with the US election, democracies and the climate crisis? What do we learn about pop and media cultures by engaging with fakes, click populism or AI? How should popular cultures be categorised if they are particularly considerate and mindful or if they are hurtful in doses - is there a moral or ethic of pop?

Lecture by Dr Carmen Flury from the Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg

Lecture by Prof. Dr Jutta Weber and Dr Jochen Viehoff

Strategies on the topic of ‘Countering discriminatory communication and populism’

Christoph Garstka (Slavic Studies, Ruhr University Bochum): ‘Dostoyevsky and Tolstoy at war. The imperial dimensions of classical Russian literature’

On Wednesday, 27 November, Junior Professor Dr Idris Nassery and Professor Dr Elisa Klapheck from the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK) will speak on the topic of ‘Political Theology of Democracy: A Jewish and Islamic Perspective’

Modelling, transformations, legitimacy

Circular value creation in industry: Challenges, practical examples and a look into the future

Discussion concert with the ensemble ‘Ixora’ under the direction of Maria Zontova

The ‘Junges Konzertkollektiv’, an association of ten musicology students at Paderborn University, is organising a series of concerts at various venues in Detmold. Admission is free.

Lecture by Prof. Dr David Bartlitz from the Department of Business Law at Paderborn University???????

In the current winter semester, various Paderborn institutions?invite you to a series of events focussing on the significance?of generative artificial intelligence for the creative and artistic work of creative artists.?

The symposium offers a platform for cross-learning exchange, joint thinking and discussion as well as the interlinking of theory and practice

The German comedy, based on the book by Heinrich Spoerl, is about a tipsy group of men who hatch a crazy plan

The Paderborn University Mathezirkel will enter the next round in the winter semester 2024/25 and will take place online on Saturdays, 9 November 2024, 30 November 2024, and 25 January 2025, from 10 am to 1 pm.

The Paderborn University Mathezirkel will enter the next round in the winter semester 2024/25 and will take place online on Saturdays, 9 November 2024, 30 November 2024, and 25 January 2025, from 10 am to 1 pm.

The German comedy, based on the book by Heinrich Spoerl, is about a tipsy group of men who hatch a crazy plan

The German comedy, based on the book by Heinrich Spoerl, is about a tipsy group of men who hatch a crazy plan

What do pop cultures have to do with the US election, democracies and the climate crisis? What do we learn about pop and media cultures by engaging with fakes, click populism or AI? How should popular cultures be categorised if they are particularly considerate and mindful or if they are hurtful in doses - is there a moral or ethic of pop?

Lecture by Prof. Dr Werner Scheltjens from the Otto Friedrich University of Bamberg

Lecture by Prof. Dr Bianca Prietl from the Centre for Gender Studies at the University of Basel

In the current winter semester, various Paderborn institutions?invite you to a series of events focussing on the significance?of generative artificial intelligence for the creative and artistic work of creative artists.?

impulse on the topic of ‘Gender-sensitive university teaching’

Meike Rühl (Latin Studies, University of Osnabrück): ‘Moribis antiquis res stat Romana virisque. Tradition, men and Latin literature’

On Wednesday, 4 December, Prof. Dr Christoph Ehland from the Institute of English and American Studies and Prof. Dr Stefan Schreckenberg from the Institute of Romance Studies will give a lecture on ‘(Post-)Colonialism - British and French Perspectives’

Lecture by Prof Dr Miriam Akkermann from the Technical University of Dresden

This year, the Centre for Comparative Technology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK) at Paderborn University is celebrating its 15th anniversary

Exemplary affect narratives in the Romania, 1550-1650

Education at work – Sustainable vocational education and training. Vocational education for sustainable development

Lecture by Prof. Dr Daniela Gretz and Dr des. Tillmann Heise from the Institute of German Lanuguage and Comparative Literature at Paderborn University

Registration is still possible until 29 November.

Under the motto ‘KW writes (better) together’, the Graduate Centre KW organises an interdisciplinary writing group at the Faculty of Cultural Studies in cooperation with the Competence Centre for Writing.

Dr. Anda-Lisa Harmening and Prof. Dr. Ingrid Scharlau will answer questions about doctoral supervision and the role of doctoral candidates on three dates in the winter semester 2024/25 and give you the opportunity to exchange ideas with other doctoral candidates.

What do pop cultures have to do with the US election, democracies and the climate crisis? What do we learn about pop and media cultures by engaging with fakes, click populism or AI? How should popular cultures be categorised if they are particularly considerate and mindful or if they are hurtful in doses - is there a moral or ethic of pop?

Lecture by Dr Anna Corsten from Friedrich Schiller University Jena

Marc F?cking (Romance Studies, University of Hamburg): ‘Is this literature or can it go away? Literary studies and entertainment literature’

On Wednesday, 11 December, Prof. Dr Christine Freitag from the Institute of Educational Science will speak on the topic of ‘Culture as an Argument in Educational Debates’

Old border crossings and new boundaries. Incitement to pop-cultural (further) discussions

Dr. Anda-Lisa Harmening will present networking opportunities with other international and external doctoral candidates as well as funding opportunities for research trips.

Expand your international network, exchange ideas spontaneously and informally or use a coffee break to talk to international colleagues

Psychology of the climate crisis: fear, excuses, commitment

Lecture by Laura Eigenmann from the Free University of Berlin

On Thursday, 12 December, Dr Andreas Hoischen will once again be hosting amazing experiments in the Audimax at 6.15 pm

The German comedy, based on the book by Heinrich Spoerl, is about a tipsy group of men who hatch a crazy plan

The ‘Junges Konzertkollektiv’, an association of ten musicology students at Paderborn University, is organising a series of concerts at various venues in Detmold. Admission is free.

The German comedy, based on the book by Heinrich Spoerl, is about a tipsy group of men who hatch a crazy plan

The German comedy, based on the book by Heinrich Spoerl, is about a tipsy group of men who hatch a crazy plan

Eckart Goebel (Comparative Literature, University of Tübingen): ‘Acheronta movebo - canonisation from the depths. Oscar Wilde's ‘De Profundis’ and Sigmund Freud's ‘Interpretation of Dreams’’

Lecture by Prof. Dr Stefan Jungblut and Julia Winkelmann from the Faculty of Business Administration and Economics

What do pop cultures have to do with the US election, democracies and the climate crisis? What do we learn about pop and media cultures by engaging with fakes, click populism or AI? How should popular cultures be categorised if they are particularly considerate and mindful or if they are hurtful in doses - is there a moral or ethic of pop?

Lecture by Dr Maren Fünderich from the Dortmund City Archive

Impulse on the topic of ‘The challenge of studying for first-time graduates - a reflection for teachers’

Bernhard Hu? (Romance Studies, Freie Universit?t Berlin): ‘Canonisation through exclusion. Petrarch's letters as an instrument of exclusion’

On Wednesday, 8 January, Prof. Rebekka Sandmeier from the University of Cape Town will give a lecture on ‘Music as a Political Tool: Handel's Messiah in South Africa Before and After the Dawn of Democracy’

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

Lecture by Prof. Dr Beate Flath from Paderborn University

Expand your international network, exchange ideas spontaneously and informally or use a coffee break to talk to international colleagues

More sustainable basic AI models

Lecture by Prof. Dr Sabine Schmitz and Yves Huybrechts from the Belgium Centre at Paderborn University

What do pop cultures have to do with the US election, democracies and the climate crisis? What do we learn about pop and media cultures by engaging with fakes, click populism or AI? How should popular cultures be categorised if they are particularly considerate and mindful or if they are hurtful in doses - is there a moral or ethic of pop?

Lecture by Julia Quast from the Paderborn University

Kirsten Dickhaut (Romance Studies, University of Stuttgart): ‘The Stuttgart way - possibilities and limits of generative AI for analysing historical texts using the example of Scudéry's Promenade de Versailles’

On Wednesday, 15 January, Prof. Dr Thomas Krettenauer from the Institute for Talent Research in Music (IBFM) will speak on the topic ‘From Gershwin to Hamilton: Representation of Bourgeois-Social (Power) Constellations in Contemporary U.S. Musical an Musical Theatre’

Contributions by Prof Dr Nicole Priesching, PD Dr Johannes Gr?ssl and Prof Dr Johannes Sü?mann

The event series ‘KW in dialogue - an incitement to transdisciplinary discussion’ invites different perspectives to challenge each other in scientific dialogue and thus contribute to the further development of those research perspectives.

The Graduate Centre of the Faculty of Cultural Studies cordially invites all those interested in a scholarship to a scholarship evening.

Slow Fashion – Fast Fashion. Sustainability in the field of fashion textile design

The ‘Junges Konzertkollektiv’, an association of ten musicology students at Paderborn University, is organising a series of concerts at various venues in Detmold. Admission is free.

Lecture by Antonio Gómez Ramos from the Universidad Carlos III Madrid

In the current winter semester, various Paderborn institutions?invite you to a series of events focussing on the significance?of generative artificial intelligence for the creative and artistic work of creative artists.?

Under the motto ‘KW writes (better) together’, the Graduate Centre KW organises an interdisciplinary writing group at the Faculty of Cultural Studies in cooperation with the Competence Centre for Writing.

The workshop is aimed at student teachers, trainee teachers and teachers and addresses key issues relating to child protection, child endangerment and child welfare. The event will take place on 20 and 24 January in the afternoon and has a limited number of participants.

Central questions will be which criteria are considered in the permanent position concept, which status groups are allowed to (co-)develop the concept and whether or which basic position structures are to be expected within the university.

Under the title "Empiricism from social pedagogical practice and its contribution to the didactics of social pedagogy in social pedagogical qualifications", two courses are taking place this winter semester

Lecture by Daphne Papadaki from Kapodistrias University Athens

Ruth Florack (German Studies, Georg-August-Universit?t G?ttingen): ‘Adaptations of classics for the stage’

On Wednesday, 22 January, Prof. Dr Ruth Hagengruber from the Institute of Human Sciences will give a lecture on ‘Women Philosophers and the Invention of Democracy’

Lecture by church music director Peter Ammer from the Evangelical Church in Nagold

Doughnut Economics – GDP and economic growth were yesterday – how prosperity for all is possible within planetary boundaries

Lecture by Prof. Dr Andreas Münzmay from the Musicology Seminar Detmold/Paderborn