The CAUTG is calling for nominations for the CAUTG Prize for the Best PhD Dissertation in German Studies (for the period 2018 to 2020). Note the new deadline: 13 November 2020. The CAUTG PhD Dissertation Prize is normally awarded every other year, with two awards…
Please note the following message from John Plews, Director of the Canadian Summer School in Germany (CSSG): It is with sadness that I must inform you of the official cancellation of the Canadian Summer School in Germany (CSSG) which was…
WCGS is now accepting applications for our travel awards (usually ranging between $500 and $750) to full-time graduate and undergraduate students who will be participating in a recognized institutional, Canadian-organized German language or cultural studies program abroad. (The program can be in Austria,…
The application process for the 2020 Canadian Summer School in Germany is now open. You and your students can access all necessary information on the website: www.cssg.ca Please announce the CSSG in all of your language and culture classes. Posters…
The Department of Germanic and Slavic Studies at the University of Victoria is now accepting applications to our interdisciplinary MA Stream in Holocaust Studies for September 2020. Interlinking scholarship with community-based field research, and drawing on the strengths of academic research and…
Through its University Summer Course Grant, DAAD offers exciting opportunities to learn German in Germany (https://www.daad.org/en/find-funding/undergraduate-opportunities/university-summer-course-grant/) to Bachelor, Master and PhD students. This program provides scholarships to attend a broad range of three- to four-week summer courses at German universities…
We invite proposals for papers to be given at the Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference on Memory, Identity and Nation, organized by the graduate students in the programs of Germanic, Slavic and Holocaust Studies at the University of Victoria. The conference will take…
The Waterloo Centre for German Studies offers travel grants (usually ranging between $500 and $750) to full-time graduate and undergraduate students who will be participating in a recognized institutional, Canadian-organized German language or cultural studies program abroad. (The program can be…
The CAUTG PhD Dissertation Prize is normally awarded every other year, with two awards being a possibility in the event that submissions are found to include two outstanding dissertations from fields considered too different to allow fair comparison. The next prize is to be awarded at the Annual Meeting of the Association in May/June 2019 in Vancouver, for dissertations defended between 16 October 2016 and 15 October 2018.
This one-week summer seminar is dedicated to queer life in early modern Europe focusing on the Thirty-Years-War and its aftermath, both in 17thcentury and in 21st century German narrative prose. From the Baroque period