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Forschungskolloquium WiSe 26-27
HfJS Heidelberg
Research ColloquiumOn-siteGerman / English

14 October 2026 - 3 February 2027 14:00 - 15:00 UTC+01:00

... at a glance

Korschungskolloquium Niusha Hajian
HfJS Heidelberg
Research ColloquiumOn-siteEnglish

13 January 2027 14:00 - 15:00 UTC+01:00

... Iranian Dissidents' Perspectives on Middle Eastern Conflicts

Forschungskolloquium Fabiola Ermer
HfJS Heidelberg
Research ColloquiumOn-siteGerman / English

3 February 2027 14:00 - 15:00 UTC+01:00

... Building Illiberal Hegemonies in Israel and Hungary

Past events

The sacred tie between the Druze and the Jews? A Re-evaluation

Israel and Middle Eastern Studies Lecture

Event as part of the research colloquium in the summer semester 2024, coordinated by Prof. Dr Johannes Becke and Prof. Dr Viktor Golinets.

20240624 Forschungskolloquium
HfJS Heidelberg
  • Date: 24 June 2024
    Date 24 June 2024
  • Time: 16:15 - 17:38 UTC+02:00
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Forschungskolloquium WiSe 26-27
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The research colloquium begins ...

... and focuses primarily on Israel

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In-house Events and Cold Dishes

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What Books Reveal About Their Owners' Past

From the RNZ: Private Provenance Research—The “Lost Books Lab” at the University of Jewish Studies Combines Historical Education with Active Research by Birgit Sommer

Sukkot 5787
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Happy Sukkot!

We wish everyone a happy and blessed Sukkot, filled with fellowship, joy, and hope. May the sukkah be a place of gathering, peace, and togetherness.