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Cultural Transfer Transnational Seminar

We are happy to announce a new promotional video for the Cultural Transfer Transnational Seminar! Organized by Prof. Michel Espagne, Prof. Matthias Middell, Dr. Pascale Rabault-Feuerhahn, and Dr. Ninja Steinbach-Hüther, the seminar brings together researchers from all over the world studying cultural transfers and transnational entanglements. https://youtu.be/peBAiY4gBSE

Call for application – Master in Global Studies

The 2022 application round for the Master’s course in ‚Global Studies – A European Perspective‘ AND the Erasmus Mundus grant is now open and therefore we herewith would like to encourage all suitable candidates to apply for the programme. The Master’s course combines approaches from Global History and International

EMGS Graduation Ceremony 2021

On November 13th more than 70 (former) students of the EMGS programme came to Leipzig in order to celebrate their succesful completion of the programme. The video of the Ceremony is available at the GESI youtube channel
Edgar Federzoni dos Santos and Neil Wilcock, two EMGS alumni

EMGS Alumni meet: Book presentation October 25th, 2021

On October 25th at 5:15 pm (GMT+2) Edgar Federzoni dos Santos and Neil Wilcock, two EMGS alumni, presented their new publication entitled: “Not Paying the Rent: Imagining a Fairer Capitalism”. The event was livestreamed on Youtube. You can watch the uploaded video of the livestream here This presentation kicks

Postcards from… (1): Stellenbosch

In our new section, EMGS students from all over the world send postcards to the EMGS family. Today we are excited about postcards from Annie and Saron, who have just recently started their 3rd semester at Stellenbosch University in South Africa!     Voriger Nächster

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