Spirits with Morality: Social Criticism and Notions of a Good Life in Laos through the Bangbot Imaginary. Programme organized by Prof. Dr. Sandra Kurfürst Deadlines winter term 2022: 15 July 2022 for all Master's degree programmes and all applicant groups.Topthemen
May 18., 2022 | 2 p.m. in lecture hall XII
Michael Kleinod (Universität Bonn)
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Master Social and Cultural Anthropology
Dear Students of Social and Cultural Anthropology,
The University of Cologne expects the Corona situation to calm down with the beginning of spring, so that full face-to-face teaching will be possible in the summer semester 2022. Teaching and learning in the summer semester should be realised in full physical presence. The precondition for full physical presence is of course that this is permitted by the pandemic situation and the legal requirements.
In addition, alternative scenarios are being prepared so that, should it be necessary, we can react flexibly to the respective situation and thereby realise as much face-to-face teaching as possible.
In case of pandemic restrictions, however, there will be no hybrid forms of teaching (i.e. face-to-face with online streaming) in S&C Anthropology, but instead either face-to-face with limited participation or online teaching.
Dowload course catalogue Summer 2022 (last update: 31.3.2022)
We keep on recommending: Protect yourself and others - get vaccinated immediately!
In addition, please note:
If, due to the sequence of in-person and digital courses, you are in need of lounges and workstations to bridge gaps in the schedule or to participate in digital events that take place immediately before or after face-to-face courses,you can find an overview of the available rooms on the Corona information page:
In view of the current dynamic development of the infection situation, the UoC will regularly review the existing restrictions and appropriate adjustments and measures will be communicated via the central website
https://portal.uni-koeln.de/en/coronavirus.
We would like to ask you to check it regularly, preferably daily.
More information:
Fakulty of Arts: Information in regard to corona virus (in German)
Service restrictions of USB due to the corona virus
Information of the examination office PhilF on "Examination procedures and Corona" in German only.
From 11.04.2022, the library will be open again and can be used without booking an appointment.
Workstations are reserved for students of ethnology until further notice.
The obligation to wear a medical mask remains for the time being.
Our current opening hours:
Mondays 9.30 – 18.30 h
Tuesdays 9.00 – 13.30 h
Wednesdays 14.30 – 18.30 h
Thursdays 9.30 – 18.30 h
Fridays closed!
e.g. The third allocation phase for courses is running from 31.03. to 03.07.2022
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submission deadlines of assignments and term papers ...as well as results of online exams BA BM1, BA AM1 and AM2,
Until further notice only by e-mail and telephone, if applicable by video conference
60 Minutes in Ethnography, Theory, Anthropology, organised by Sandra Kurfürst
Prof. Dr. Michael Bollig about "Africa the Conservation Continent of the 21st Century?" in Lecture Hall A2
Meisterklasse vom 22.4. - 29.4.2022 |Leiterinnen: Franziska Weidle, PhD und Judith Schein, MA
"anschließen – ausschließen" Kontakt: Prof. Dr. Sandra Kurfürst
Prof. Dr. Michaela Pelican and the international members about their Volkswagen research unit
Rewilding the Anthropocene - Work Packages
Ed. by J.F.M. Schick, M. Schmidt, and M. Zillinger. Berghahn.
ed. by Clemens Greiner, Steven Van Wolputte, und Michael Bollig.Brill.
Decolonizing the Arabian Horse. The Breeding, Circulation and Certification of the Straight Egyptian Arabian in the 21st Century"
Migration in the time of change: Foreign English language teachers in Shenzhen
Pokot Pastoralism: Environmental Change and Socio-Economic Transformation in North-West Kenya
Uncertain Choices of Chinese-Foreign Children’s Citizenship in the People’s Republic of China. In: F. Pieke (ed.). Global East Asia. Univ. of California Press, chapt. 17, pp 209-218.
Hamid’s Travelogue. Mimetic Transformations and Spiritual Connectivities Across Mediterranean Topographies of Grace. ZfE | JSCA 145 (2020) Issue 2:237-254
Framing the Future through the Lens of Hope: Environmental Change, Diverse Hopes and the Challenge of Engagement. ZfE | JSCA 145 (2020) Issue 1:71-92
