In an uncertain global context, the protection of academic freedom is becoming increasingly important. From 18–22 May, the Academic Freedom Week will focus on the protection and (re)construction of academic spaces, networks and knowledge production.
Project partners can apply for funding of up to 15,000 euros for summer schools or research workshops. Two current calls for proposals focus on the themes of security and democratic resilience from various academic perspectives.
HU is organising a study trip to China in collaboration with the CCTC: a delegation will gain first-hand insights into universities, research and innovation centres, and strengthen the partnership between Berlin and China.
Brussels, Pisa, Berlin: The trilateral Master’s programme by Circle U. takes students to at least two European universities and combines political science, sociology, history, economics and law. Applications for the first cohort are now open.
The Circle U. Intersectoral Mobility Programme invites early career researchers to get to know non-academic organisations through joint activities on-site. Travel grants for alliance countries are available for 5 to 30 days. Apply now!
The conference "Bildung" on 3 and 4 July in Berlin offers historical, systematic and future-oriented perspectives on a key concept in German intellectual history – from humanism and meritocracy to AI and sustainability. Submit your proposal now!
Applications are open for new Circle U. programmes in Italy, Denmark and Austria. Topics range from sustainability in tourism and throughout history to infectious diseases and a course on venture creation. ECTS and travel grants available!
As part of his state visit marking the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the Maldives and Germany, President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu visited Humboldt-Universität on 11 February.
HU and NYU have recently signed a strategic partnership agreement. In a new blog post, Gabriella Etmektsoglou, Director of NYU Berlin, explains the significance of the collaboration and describes the opportunities it creates.
For the third time, the Institute for Asian and African Studies hosted its diverse Indonesian Studies Day. A report by the institute offers insights into the themes and formats of the event, as well as further resources for continued exploration.
The Berlin University Alliance, with its international partners, is announcing two funding lines for research collaborations. Funding will be provided for projects with partners in São Paulo, the University of Chicago and Northwestern University.
Bring “Science for Society” to Brazil: In 2026, DWIH São Paulo is funding projects in innovation research, science communication, knowledge transfer to politics, public administration and society, as well as in the fields of the Hightech Agenda.
Bring top-tier French research to Berlin: HU professors can now once again invite distinguished scholars from the Collège de France for a guest stay. A new programme facilitates public lectures, seminars and academic exchange.
HU and New York University have entered into a strategic partnership. The agreement provides for a deepening of mutual exchange as well as enhanced cooperation in teaching and research.
At the annual Welcome Reception for international researchers, the DAAD Prize was once again awarded. The prize honours outstanding international students and doctoral candidates who are committed to volunteer work at HU and beyond.
