October 19, 2020
Centre for German and European Studies
A new CGES Working paper ‘Transformation of the ‘University-in-Exile’: Academic Identity of the Scholars from European Humanities University (EHU)’ by Irina Zamishchak, Higher School of Economics is now available on the website of the Centre for German and European Studies.
September 15, 2020
Berlin-Moscow
Dear Friends!
We are happy to share some great news: The Centre for German and European Studies (St Petersburg University - Bielefeld University) was declared as one of the winners in the nomination “Inter-university cooperation” of the open Russian-German competition "Russia and Germany: scientific and educational bridges" aimed at popularizing, strengthening and promoting development of existing partnerships between representatives of the scientific and educational communities of Russia and Germany as well as building new ones.
February 2020
Belarus and Lithuania
In February 2020, a student of Higher School of Economics Irina Zamishchak conducted a research trip supported by the Centre for German and European Studies. The aim of the trip was to collect empirical data for her Master project “Transformation of the ‘University-in-Exile’: Professional Trajectories of the Scholars from the European Humanities University (EHU)”.
September 4, 2020
Centre for German and European Studies
Last Friday, the annual welcome seminar for the newly enrolled students of the MA program ‘Studies in European Societies’ took place at the Centre for German and European Studies.
Research papers by students in social sciences and humanities are being collected for the Seventh Russian-European research papers competition until October 12, 2020.
Winners will receive financial support to take a research trip to Europe (for Russian students) or to Russia (for European students) in early 2021 to collect empirical data and to develop the research. Elaborated papers presenting the results of the empirical studies will be published in the CGES Working Papers series (ISSN 1860-5680).