Sonderausstellung „Making Max Emanuel. Wie wird man zur Legende?“ vom 27.02.2026-04.10.2026

 

Beratungsstelle „Studieren mit Kind“

 

Weitere Infos unter: www.lmu.de/studierenmitkind 

Stellenausschreibung als Projektassistenz (m/w/d) in Vollzeit

Wir suchen eine Projektassistenz zur Unterstützung des Projektmanagements für den Beitrag von Urbane Künste Ruhr zur Ruhrtriennale 2026 in Dortmund (22. August bis 04. Oktober 2026). Eine Einstellung ist zum 01.05.2026 möglich. Die Stelle ist bis zum 31.10.2026 befristet.

Weitere Infos finden Sie unter urbanekuensteruhr.de/jobs.

Ansprechpartner bei Fragen ist Daniel Klemm, Projektleitung Urbane Künste Ruhr: dk@urbanekuensteruhr.de oder 0234 - 9748 3503.

 

 

Stellenausschreibung

 

Der Fachbereich Kunst, Kultur und Geschichte im Bezirksamt Mitte von Berlin sucht eine neue Leitung für Museumsarchiv und Sammlung. Die Bewerbungsfrist endet am 06.03.2026.

Alle Details sind unter folgendem Link zu finden:

Karriereportal des Landes Berlin

EUGLOH INTERNATIONAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES - MARCH

Dear LMU students,

We are happy to announce some new events organized by EUGLOH, the European University Alliance for Global Health, which brings together nine universities from across Europe.

 

Don’t miss your chance to take part in these exciting events!

 

RACISM AS A HEALTH RISK

• Date: 3 Mar 2026, 14:30
• Location: Online
• Target Group: All
• Host University: University of Hamburg (UHH)
• Registration Deadline: 3 Mar 2026

 

FROM BIOWASTE TO FUNCTIONAL PRODUCTS

• Date: 25 May – 29 May 2026
• Location: Novi Sad, Serbia
• Target Group: Master students, PhD students, Undergraduate students
• Host University: University of Novi Sad (UNS)
• Registration Deadline: 15 Mar 2026

 

GLOBAL HEALTH SYMPOSIUM 2026. BUILDING RESILIENT FUTURE: ONE HEALTH IN AN ERA OF FINANCIAL AND GEOPOLITICAL SHIFTS

• Date: 20 Mar 2026 14:00 – 18:00
• Location: Munich & Online
• Target Group: All
• Host University: Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU)
• Registration Deadline: 20 Mar 2026

 

CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION WITH ANIMALS RELOADED!

• Date: 1 Jun – 10 Jun 2026
• Location: Online + Alcalá, Spain
• Host University: University of Alcalá (UAH)
• Target Group: Master students, PhD students, Undergraduate students
• Registration Deadline: 20 Mar 2025

 

EUGLOH PHD SPRING SCHOOL 2026

• Date: 6 May – 8 May 2026
• Location: Novi Sad, Serbia
• Host University: University of Novi Sad (UNS)
• Target Group: PhD students, Researchers
• Registration Deadline: 20 Mar 2025

 

AI AND THE HUMANITIES WORKSHOP

• Date: 18 May – 5 Jun 2026
• Location: Online + Szeged, Hungary
• Host University: University of Szeged (USZ)
• Target Group: Undergraduate students, Master students, PhD students
• Registration Deadline: 31 Mar 2026

 

SKILLS ON AND RESPONSE TO RESUSCITATION AND OTHER LIFE-THREATENING SCENARIOS 3RD EDITION

• Date: 15 Jun - 18 Jun 2026
• Location: Alcalá, Spain
• Target Group: Master students, Undergraduate students, PhD students
• Host University: University of Alcalá (UAH)
• Registration Deadline: 1 Apr 2026

 

 

For more details on the programme and registration please visit our website: https://www.eugloh.eu/courses-trainings/

We’re looking forward to your participation!

Kind regards
Your EUGLOH Team

Veranstaltungen des Hochschulteams, Agentur für Arbeit München - Webinare

 

CfP: Concrete and the Making of Eastern Europe: From Interimperial Networks to the International Socialist Division of Labor

Online conference, January 26-27, 2027, organized by the “Art, Environment, Ecology” / “Kunst, Umwelt, Ökologie” Research Group at the Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte, Munich

Few building materials have shaped modern architectural practice and discourse as much as concrete. From a marker of progress to an ambivalent symbol of state socialism and an agent of environmental destruction, concrete has been at the center of debates around modernity, development, and the manifold social and ecological crises engendered by global capitalism. Set against an increasingly uneven global landscape of production, this conference aims to explore the material practices and geopolitical dynamics associated with the production, deployment, and discarding of concrete in Eastern Europe across the twentieth century.

The event is organized around three thematic panels, designed to debate continuities across established periodizations. The panel “Extractivism,” chaired by Monika Motylińska (Leibniz-Institut für Raumbezogene Sozialforschung), invites contributions on the geography and infrastructure of gravel and limestone extraction and concrete production, as well as the labor practices and geopolitical relations that these processes entailed. Motylińska also welcomes papers that consider cement and concrete as a “meta-infrastructure” of extraction—a necessary precondition for the emergence and expansion of extractive industries. Second, “Development,” chaired by Nikolay Erofeev (Freie Universität Berlin), aims to examine building typologies, urban layouts, and aesthetic forms engendered by the broader processes of urbanization, industrialization, and proletarianization that concrete construction accelerated. This section considers the contested meaning of progress and development across conventional historical caesuras, from early integration into capitalist economic flows to fascist “alternative modernities” and the much-contested “socialist international division of labor.” Third, the panel “Waste,” chaired by Adam Przywara (University of Basel), will consider historical discourses on the noxious by-products of concrete production (e.g., cement dust and CO2) as well as practices of rationalization, pollution reduction, and economic efficiency. The conference will conclude with a keynote lecture by Kim Förster (University of Manchester). Altogether, the conference centers the material processes underpinning the near ubiquity of concrete as co-constitutive of political and economic relations within and among the states of Eastern Europe.

Researchers are invited to submit abstracts (max. 400 words) considering, but not limited to, the topics outlined above via email to Alexandra Masgras at a.masgras@zikg.eu by April 15, 2025. For more information, please access the QR code or consult www.zikg.eu.