The EMGS programme’s core teaching team brings together renowned scholars in the field, who come from a diverse selection of humanities and social sciences specializations. They are also highly recognized and active in research and wider academic networks. The EMGS‘ transnational team is complemented by a variety of additional lecturers who join the partner universities’ global studies centres and are keen on sharing their expertise with an ambitious group of students.
Jeroen Adam (Module: Conflict and Development in a Globalizing World I)
Sven Biscop (Module: Europe as a Global Actor)
Koenraad Bogaert (Module: Global History: Europe and the World)
Frank Caestecker (Module: History and Political Economy of Global Capitalism)
Julie Carlier (Module: Master’s Dissertation)
Samuël Coghe (Module: Global History: Europe and the World)
Ann Heirman (Module: Global Studies; World Societies: regions in Global Studies II)
Dries Lesage (Module: Global Governance and Global Justice)
Christopher Parker (Module: Master’s Dissertation)
Glenn Rayp (Module: History and Political Economy of Global Capitalism)
Eric Vanhaute (Module: Introduction to Global History)
Rafaël Verbuyst (Module: Global Studies; World Societies: regions in Global Studies I)
Koen Vlassenroot (Module: Global Studies; World Societies: regions in Global Studies I)
Sami Zemni (Module: Conflict and Development in a Globalizing World II)
Dr. Gilad Ben-Nun (Modules: Regions in Globalization: Africa and the Near East, World Orders under the Global Condition)
Prof. Dr. Dmitri van den Bersselaar (Module: Regions in Globalization: Africa and the Near East)
Prof. Dr. Marian Burchardt (Module: Cultural Transfers under the Global Condition)
Prof. Dr. Philip Clart (Module: Regions in Globalization: Asia)
Prof. Hartmut Elsenhans (Modules: International Studies, Regions in Globalization: Africa and the Near East)
Prof. Dr. Ulf Engel (Modules: International Studies, Regions in Globalization: Africa and the Near East, World Orders under the Global Condition)
Dr. habil. Peter Gärtner (Module: Regions in Globalization: Americas)
Prof. Dr. Frank Hadler (Module: Regions in Globalization: Europe)
Prof. Dr. Elisabeth Kaske (Module: Regions in Globalization: Asia)
Dr. Steffi Marung (Modules: Global History, Regions in Globalization: Europe; Regions in Globalization: Africa and the Near East, Europe)
Jun.-Prof. Dr. Megan Maruschke (Module: Global History)
Dr. Uwe Müller (Module: Regions in Globalization: Europe)
Prof. Dr. Gabriele Pisarz-Ramirez (Module: Regions in Globalization: Americas)Dr. Agustina Carrizo Reimann (Module: Regions in Globalization: Americas)
Dr. Victoria Reinhardt (Module: Regions in Globalization: Europe)
Dr. Katarina Ristic (Module: Methods for the Study of Globalization)
Jun.-Prof. Dr. Daniela Ruß (Modules: International Studies, World Orders under the Global Condition, Global History, Cultural Transfers under the Global Condition)
Dr. Wolfram von Scheliha (Module: Regions in Globalization: Europe)
Karen Silva Torres (Module: International Studies)
Dr. Ninja Steinbach-Hüther (Module: Methods for the Study of Globalization)
Prof. Dr. Ute Wardenga (Module: Methods for the Study of Globalization)
Prof. Dr. Michelle Pace (Foundational Course in Global Studies; Global Study Seminar: The Middle East from a Global Perspective )
Prof. Dr. Laust Schouenborg (Project 1: Perspectives)
Prof. Dr. Lars Buur (Advanced study seminar: Geopolitics and Natural resources)
Prof. Dr. Bjørn Thomassen (Advanced study seminar: Revolutions and contentious)
Prof. Dr. Ole Bruun (Global Study Seminar: The Global Wave of Authoritarianism)
Prof. Dr. Olivier Rubin (Optional Method Course I: Comparative Methods – From the Local to the Global)
Prof. Dr. Eric Komlavi Hahonou (Optional Method Course I: Fieldwork methods, Optional Method Course II: Applying Qualitative and Quantitative Methods: An International Perspective)
Prof. Dr. Laura Horn (Optional Method Course I: Gender as Method, Advanced study seminar: Global Finance)
Prof. Dr. Thorkil Casse (Optional Method Course I: Intermediate Quantitative Methods)
Prof. Dr. Klaas Dykmann (Advanced study seminar: International Organizations and Global Politics)
Prof. Dr. Sune Haugbølle (Global Study Seminar: The Middle East from a Global Perspective)
Prof. Dr. Line Engbo Gissel (Optional Method Course II: Case Study Methods)
Prof. Dr. Angela Bourne (Project 2: Current Issues Project, Thesis workshops for 4th semester students)
Prof. Dr. Michael F. Kluth (Foundation course in Global Studies)
Prof. Dr. Valeska Huber (Modules: Methods of Global History and Global Studies I and II, Proposal Workshop)
Prof. Dr. Martina Kaller (Modules: Introduction to Global History and Global Studies, Master Seminar I and II, Methods of Global History and Global Studies I, Thematic Aspects of Global History and Global Studies II)
Prof. Dr. Juliane Schiel (Modules: Thematic Aspects of Global History and Global Studies I, Methods of Global History and Global Studies I, Master Seminar I and II)
Prof. Dr. Kirsten Rüther (Thematic Aspects of Global History and Global Studies I and II)
Prof. Dr. Berthold Unfried (Modules: Methods of Global History and Global Studies I and II, Introduction to Global History and Global Studies)
Dr. Jarosław Jarząbek (Module: International Relations)
Dr Łukasz Fijałkowski (Module: International Cooperation and Security)
Prof. Magdalena Ratajczak (Module: Globalization: Selected issues)
Prof. Andrzej Polus (Module: Research and master thesis)
Prof. Patrycja Matusz (Module: Societies in transition)
Dr. Anna Jagiełło-Szostak (Module: Systems in Transition)
Prof. Beata Ociepka (Module: Society and Politics)
Dr. hab. Bartosz Michalski (Module: Transformations, Economics, Security & International Relations)
Prof. Elżbieta Stadtmüller (Module: Aspects of Globalization & Regionalization)
Prof. Marek Wróblewski (Module: Economic systems & Political Economy)
Dr. Marek Musioł (Module: Research Seminar, Winter and Summer School)