The Austrian Network for Migration History (ÖNM) recently expanded and enriched the research profile of the Department of History with its research, exhibition, collection and publication activities within the framework of historical migration research. At the same time, the network is the Research Center of Migration, Labor and Urban Studies, which is also located at the Department of History.
Das ÖNM versteht sich als interdisziplinäre Plattform und will den Wissenstransfer und die Verschränkung von unterschiedlichen Forschungsansätzen und -perspektiven zur Migrationsgeschichte in Österreich vorantreiben.
Ein weiterer Fokus besteht im Erfahrungsaustausch und in der Vernetzung von Personen, die in unterschiedlichen Einrichtungen (Archiv, Museum, universitäre und außeruniversitären Forschungsinstitution, NGOs) im Bereich der Migrationsgeschichte tätig sind.
Durch Ausstellungen, gemeinsame Veranstaltungen und Aktivitäten soll Migrationsgeschichte einer breiten Öffentlichkeit zugänglich gemacht und diese für das Thema sensibilisiert werden.
Netzwerk für Migrationsgeschichte (ÖNM)
A total of 34 researchers were newly admitted to the Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW). Julia Lajta-Novak, Habil-Stipendiatin für Englische Literaturund Kulturwissenschaft, Universität Salzburg, was appointed to the "Junge Akademie".Mehr erfahren
Environment and consumer protection ranks in EU economic interests. This conclusion is the result of an international investigation supported by the FWF Science Fund. The reason for this lies in the search for legitimacy of the European institutions.Mehr erfahren
The Austrian Network for Migration History (ÖNM) recently expanded and enriched the research profile of the Department of History with its research, exhibition, collection and publication activities within the framework of historical migration research. At the same time, the network is the Research Center of Migration, Labor and Urban Studies, which is also located at the Department of History.Mehr erfahren
An invitation to the Colloquium on Educational Science with Hermann Astleitner on "Die Entwicklung von Beziehungskompetenz - Validierung eines Instrumentes zur Messung sozialer Problemlösefähigkeit".Mehr erfahren
Public lecture series from the Department of Science and Art in the Unipark Nonntal, on Wednesdays from 18:00 to 19:30, with lecturers from different disciplines - www.w-k.sbg.ac.at/kunstpolemik-polemikkunst/aktuelles. Next date: 26 April: Angelika Walser (Salzburg) on ‘Do you believe in God or in gender’ The dispute about gender in the Catholic Church’.Mehr erfahren
On Thursday, 27 April, at 17:30, the lecture series of the Department of Communication Science and the Center for ICT&S continues with a lecture by Robert VOGLER (Geography) on ‘Digital Geoinformation in everyday life’. Location: Hörsaal 381, Rudolfskai 42.Mehr erfahren
PLUS Green Campus, the University Library of the University of Salzburg and the Province of Salzburg invite you to the reading of Thomas Weber (‘Ein guter Tag hat hundert Punkte’; publisher Biorama) as part of the climate and energy strategy SALZBURG 2050.Mehr erfahren
Weekly starting 2 May, 2017, from 17:00 - 19:00, at the Atelier in the KunstQuartier, Bergstraße 12a or FÜNFZIGZWANZIG, Residenzplatz 10. Public lecture series (within the framework of UNI 55-PLUS) conceptualized by the doctoral candidates of the Doktoratskollegs "The Arts and their Public Impact: Concepts - Transfer- Resonance". http://www.w-k.sbg.ac.at/doktoratskolleg/energy-ring-releases.Mehr erfahren
The question of Theological Theology is discussed in four blocks, from 14:30 to 18:00 in HS 103 of the Catholic Theological Faculty (Universitätsplatz 1, Salzburg, 3 OG). Next date: Tues., 9 May, 2017.Mehr erfahren
The starting point of the guest lecture within the framework of the Philosophical Society in Salzburg, in cooperation with the Salzburg Working Group for Psychoanalysis (SAP), is both a simple statement and a complex question.Mehr erfahren
From 13:00 to 18:00, lectures will be held on the subject of "Armenia". The speakers are coming from Australia, the USA and directly from Armenia, as well as from Salzburg and Vienna. The venue is Hörsaal 101 in the Faculty of Theology, Universitätsplatz 1.Mehr erfahren
Workshop with Ana Hoffner at the Kunstquartier with Science & Art (Bergstrasse 12a, Atelier, 1st floor), admission is free! Friday, 12 May (12-18h) - Saturday, 13 May. (10-17h).Mehr erfahren
Symposium. Wednesday, 17 May, 2017, 14:00 - 19:30, W & K Atelier. Organization & Moderation: Siglinde Lang / Sandra Chatterjee. To be able to participate actively in shaping one’s own life is regarded as a fundamental right of civil society and includes the right to cultural participation. But is this participation made use of and fully utilized?Mehr erfahren
Panel discussion in the Unipark on the current debate of "political correctness" with Alexandra Weiss, Matthias Dusini and Michael Schmidt-Salomon. Time: 18:00 - 19:30.Mehr erfahren
The PLUS Green Campus Summer School goes the next round. From 17 to 21 July, 2017, students of the University of Salzburg will have the opportunity, together with Salzburg AG, to work on scientifically substantiated, practical concepts for answering important future questions.Mehr erfahren
26.04.17 Polemik und Gender. Konstruktionen - Distinktionen - Provokationen. Glaubst Du an Gott oder an Gender? Der Streit um Gender in der katholischen KircheMehr erfahren
