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In the 41st Salzburg Lecture, Roman Sandgruber will present his latest work on the fascinating rise and fall of the "Rothschild Welthaus".
13 December: 41st Salzburg Lecture "Myth Rothschild: Rise and Fall of a Family Empire
36th Statute of the Paris Lodron University Salzburg (version 2018) The two University Salzburg doctoral students Christoph Hülsmann, Romance Studies, and Dr. James Wilhelm, Political Science, received the State Prize of the BMBWF for their dissertations "On the Information Structure and its Interfaces in Spoken Language (French, Spanish, Italian)" and "Does the EU Theme Affirm the Election - Political Parties, European Integration and
Award of Excellence for Christoph Hülsmann und James Wilhelm
In July 2018, the international research project "Processing Instruction for L3: Differences between balanced and unbalanced bilinguals (PI-BI-L3)" received funding from the Austrian Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research (BMBWF) and the Macedonian Ministry of Education and Research (MON) awarded by the Austrian Exchange Service (OeAD) Competition for 24 months
OeAD Research Funding for a Psycho-/(neuro)linguistic Research Project on the Acquisition of English as a Third Language
As part of the film series "Filmclub Horizonte" at the Salzburger Filmkulturzentrum "Das Kino", Giselakai 11, in Salzburg on 13.12.18 and 10.1.19 the two films "Leto" and "Breaking the Limits".
13 December / 10 January: Film Series of Eastern European Movies of the Department of Slavonic Studies
13 December: "On the scientific influence of Judaism on the non-Jewish world" (M. Joel) - On a research program of the Wroclaw Jewish Theological Seminary Thu 13.12.2018, 18:00 c.t., HS E.002 (Unipark) - PD Dr. Görge K. Hasselhoff (TU Dortmund)
13 December: "On the scientific influence of Judaism on the non-Jewish world" (M. Joel) - On a research program of the Wroclaw Jewish Theological Seminary
The DSP-Kolleg Popular Culture Studies is organizing a lecture series entitled "Approaches in Popular Culture Studies" during the winter term 2018/19. The second session will take place on 14 December from 11:00 to 13:00 at the Unipark (Room 2.138) and will cover the topic "Decolonization and Postcolonial Cinema In Canada, Brazil, Australia and Nigeria".
14 December: Lecture, "Approaches in Popular Culture Studies"
On Fri 14 December, at 13:00. Alexander Mirnig will give a lecture "On Autonomous Driving", and Werner Sattlegger will speak about "Innovation in Silicon Valley". The venue is Hörsaal 380, Gesellschaftswissenschaften, Rudolfskai 42.
14 December: Lecture Series "Impulse - Idea - Innovation"
Tuesday, 18 December, 2018, 12:15 - 15:00, HS 101 of the Faculty of Catholic Theology (Universitätsplatz 1, Salzburg, ground floor) - Theme: Practice as a Stimulus for Knowledge.
18 December: Workshop for the 80th Birthday of Jon Sobrino SJ
For the benefit of DEBRA Austria - Help for children suffering from epidermolysis bullosa, known as the butterfly children.
Until 21 December: Christmas Book Flea Market of the University Library Salzburg
"Silent Night, Holy Night" - a Song that Goes Around the World On 24 December, 1818, Joseph Mohr and Franz Xaver Gruber agreed for the first time on the song "Silent Night, Holy Night" in Oberndorf, near Salzburg. From here, the song made its way around the world and is sung by around two billion people in over 300 languages and dialects at Christmas.
1 – 24 December: Advent Calendar of the University Library 2018
Conference "Equality in Europe" on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the introduction of women's suffrage in Central and Western Europe.
10 & 11 January, 2019: International Conference
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