51 authors from Germany, Italy and Austria respond in poems or short prose to literary texts by historical Westphalian writers.

On Tuesday, 1 April, Paderborn University invites all new students to the L1 lecture hall at 9 a.m. to celebrate the start of their studies.

Once a month, international doctoral candidates can come together to discuss current challenges they face in their academic or professional life as international researchers at Paderborn University.

In her lecture on Wednesday, 2 April, starting at 4 pm, Anna Gili will talk about the topic of women's health in early Islamic medical works.

In the ‘ZeKK live’ event format organised by the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK) at Paderborn University, professorial ZeKK members interview guests from public life on issues relating to religion and society

At the taster afternoon from 2 to 6 p.m., interested parties have the opportunity to find out more about the team, current research projects and events.

The team of the Jenny Aloni Centre for Early Career Researchers invites you to the welcome event for doctoral candidates at Paderborn University on 8 April.

A series of events is also being held at Paderborn University to mark the Action Weeks against Racism in the Paderborn district. Part of this is a workshop for university employees, which will take place on Wednesday, April 9, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in room E 5.333. Registration is required and should be sent by email to genderzentrum@upb.de.

The Central Student Advisory Service (ZSB) team informs high school graduates, pupils, subject changers, other prospective students, and parents about Paderborn University, the range of courses on offer and other topics related to studying.

Vlogger, journalist and presenter Mirko Drotschmann ("MrWissen2go") will open the lecture series "UPB for Future" in the Audimax on Thursday, 10 April.

In the first week of the Easter holidays, the "Women Shaping the Information Society" (fgi) and MINT@UniPB projects at Paderborn University offer school pupils a varied STEM taster course with the "Spring University".

From 14 to 17 April, the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, in cooperation with the PLAZ - Professional School of Education, is organising the information week "Ab ins Ausland".

This short information event provides doctoral candidates who have not yet considered the possibilities of a stay abroad with an initial overview and suggestions for personal planning.

High school students who are interested in studying, but are still unsure about their field of study, can take part in a free, two-day workshop organised by Paderborn University's Central Student Advisory Service (ZSB) during the Easter holidays.

A series of events is also being held at Paderborn University to mark the Action Weeks against Racism in the Paderborn district. Part of this is a workshop for university students, which will take place on Wednesday, April 16, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in room E 5.333. Registration is required and should be sent by email to genderzentrum@upb.de.

In her lecture on Wednesday, 16 April, at 4 pm, Shannon McHugh will talk about women's reproductive lives in Renaissance Italian Lyric Poetry.

In the peer coaching programme, doctoral candidates come together in the first year of their doctorate, exchange ideas on topics that are currently on their minds and support each other in several sessions.

The sustainability lecture series "UPB for Future" will once again take place at Paderborn University in the summer semester of 2025. The programme has also been expanded to include a sustainability module for students in the winter semester 2024/2025. In this context, project coordinator Dr Katharina Schardt will give a lecture on Thursday, 17 April at 4.15 pm in lecture hall L1.

Under the motto "Study to make a difference", the running shoes will be laced up again on Holy Saturday, 19 April. "UPB meets Osterlauf" offers Paderborn University students and staff a unique opportunity to take part in the traditional Easter run in Paderborn. Registration is required.

The events take place in cooperation with the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK) as well as teachers and students from John Carroll University and the Tuohy Center for Interreligious Understanding in the USA

As part of the sustainability lecture series "UPB for Future", a lecture by Prof. Dr. Kirsten Schlegel-Matthies will take place on Thursday, 24 April at 4.15 pm in lecture hall L1. The lecture will shed light on the demands and excessive demands placed on people in private households as well as the necessary framework conditions for sustainable everyday behaviour.

Under the motto "KW writes (better) together", the Graduate Centre of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities (GKW) is organising an interdisciplinary writing group in cooperation with the Competence Centre for Writing.

A series of events is also being organised at Paderborn University to mark the Action Weeks against Racism in the Paderborn district. Part of this is a day of action, which will take place on 29 April in the foyer of the university. Further information will follow shortly.

"Why should I do a doctorate?", "Do I fulfil the requirements?", "How can I finance a doctorate?" – These and many other questions will be answered at the "PhD option" theme day on Tuesday, 29 April, starting at 10 a.m.

On Tuesday, 29th April, the Graduate Round Table will take place from 6 pm at Paderborn University in room C5.218. A joint sushi order is planned.

In her lecture on Wednesday, 30 April, Karine Durin will talk about "Fluids as dynamic and organic forces". She will focus in particular on the medical knowledge of Oliva Sabuco de Nantes and her work "Nueva filosofía de la naturaleza del hombre" from 1587.

Once a month, international doctoral candidates can come together to discuss current challenges they face in their academic or professional life as international researchers at Paderborn University.

Every first Tuesday of the month, German and international doctoral candidates at all stages of their doctorate and from all faculties are welcome to join us for a lunch break in the "Mensula".

In the ‘ZeKK live’ event format organised by the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK) at Paderborn University, professorial ZeKK members interview guests from public life on issues relating to religion and society

The events take place in cooperation with the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK) as well as teachers and students from John Carroll University and the Tuohy Center for Interreligious Understanding in the USA

In the summer semester, a workshop will take place on 8 and 9 May in the context of current research on theatre cultures of the early modern period.

As part of the "UPB for Future" sustainability lecture series, Daniel Hantelmann will give a lecture on Thursday, 8 May at 4.15 pm in lecture theatre L1. The lecture will shed light on the forms of local resistance that wind energy projects in particular face, often involving demonstrations, lawsuits and the ultimate failure of projects.

Dr. Anda-Lisa Harmening and Prof. Dr. Ingrid Scharlau answer questions about doctoral supervision and the role of doctoral candidates in this process.

At the "Career Spotlight" on Tuesday, 13 May, the HAW professorship career path will be presented.

In her lecture on Wednesday, 14 May, Viktorya Vasilyan will talk about the history of breastfeeding, its iconography and medical significance.

The Central Student Advisory Service (ZSB) team informs high school graduates, pupils, subject changers, other prospective students, and parents about Paderborn University, the range of courses on offer and other topics related to studying.

Under the motto "KW writes (better) together", the Graduate Centre of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities (GKW) is organising an interdisciplinary writing group in cooperation with the Competence Centre for Writing.

As part of the sustainability lecture series "UPB for Future", a lecture by Dr Larissa Eikermann, Dr Annika Hegemann and Dr Susanne Richter will take place on Thursday, 15 May at 4.15 pm in lecture hall L1. The lecture will shed light on how sustainability encompasses social as well as ecological and economic aspects.

Interested students, trainees and school pupils can gain a special insight into the development of intelligent rail systems for sustainable and networked mobility of the future at RailWeek OWL from 19 to 23 May.

On Monday, 19 May, the graduate get-together will take place from 6 pm at the "Indian Palace" restaurant in Paderborn.

As part of the sustainability lecture series "UPB for Future", a lecture by Prof. Dr. Christian Fuchs will take place on Thursday, 22 May at 4.15 pm in lecture hall L1. The lecture will present theoretical models of society, the (non-)sustainable society and the (non-)sustainable information society.

On Tuesday, 27 May, the Paderborn University Human Resources Development team cordially invites all new employees to a welcome event. The event will take place from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in room Q0.101.

In her lecture on Thursday, 29 May, Martina Guzzetti will talk about the well-being of pregnant women in Jane Sharp's "The Midwives' Book".

During the event, essential forms and principles of Arabic calligraphy will be described

Teaching for Future – Sustainable teaching and teaching about sustainability

Once a month, international doctoral candidates can come together to discuss current challenges they face in their academic or professional life as international researchers at Paderborn University.

Every first Tuesday of the month, German and international doctoral candidates at all stages of their doctorate and from all faculties are welcome to join us for a lunch break in the "Mensula".

A new class of the mentoring programme for female doctoral candidates starts in September. The application deadline is 1 July. At an information event on Wednesday, 4 June, interested women will learn all about the programme.

In the ‘ZeKK live’ event format organised by the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK) at Paderborn University, professorial ZeKK members interview guests from public life on issues relating to religion and society

The Graduate Centre of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities (GKW), in cooperation with the Graduate Forum of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities (GFKW), is organising the fifth (hybrid) Graduate Week from Tuesday, 10 June to Thursday, 12 June.

The Central Student Advisory Service (ZSB) team informs high school graduates, pupils, subject changers, other prospective students, and parents about Paderborn University, the range of courses on offer and other topics related to studying.

On Wednesday, 11 June, the Graduate Round Table will take place from 6.30 pm in the Pizzeria & Paninoteca "Bei Salva" as part of the Graduate Week.

The didactic-empirical writing research summer school (dieS) will take place again in 2025. This year, under the direction of Prof. Dr. Sara Rezat, it is dedicated to the topic of "Writing and Feedback" and will take place from 12 to 14 June in the O-Building. The focus will be on the relevance of feedback for writing and, in particular, the revision of texts.

Under the motto "KW writes (better) together", the Graduate Centre of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities (GKW) is organising an interdisciplinary writing group in cooperation with the Competence Centre for Writing.

The Graduate Assembly of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities will take place in the summer semester on Monday, 24 June, at 1 pm.

At the "Career Spotlight" on Tuesday, 24 June, Dr. Selahattin Danisman, a consultant at the Volkswagen Foundation, will present his personal career path.

On Thursday, 26 June, the Graduate Centre of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities (GKW) is offering the workshop "Getting things done! Successfully defending your doctoral dissertation."

As part of the sustainability lecture series "UPB for Future", a lecture by Prof. Dr. Lars Libuda will take place on Thursday, 26 June at 4.15 pm in lecture hall L1. The lecture will focus on the opportunities, potential and challenges of sustainable nutrition.

Once a month, international doctoral candidates can come together to discuss current challenges they face in their academic or professional life as international researchers at Paderborn University.

Every first Tuesday of the month, German and international doctoral candidates at all stages of their doctorate and from all faculties are welcome to join us for a lunch break in the "Mensula".

In the ‘ZeKK live’ event format organised by the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK) at Paderborn University, professorial ZeKK members interview guests from public life on issues relating to religion and society

As part of the sustainability lecture series "UPB for Future", a lecture by Prof. Dr. Thomas Tröster will take place on Thursday, 3 July at 4.15 pm in lecture hall L1. The lecture will examine the possibility of making public mobility both sustainable and convenient with small, automated vehicles.

Save the Date.

Dr. Anda-Lisa Harmening and Prof. Dr. Ingrid Scharlau answer questions about doctoral supervision and the role of doctoral candidates in this process.

The Central Student Advisory Service (ZSB) team informs high school graduates, pupils, subject changers, other prospective students, and parents about Paderborn University, the range of courses on offer and other topics related to studying.

As part of the sustainability lecture series "UPB for Future", a lecture by Sumaya Islam will take place on Thursday, 10 July at 4.15 pm in lecture hall L1. Her lecture will show how so-called "social entrepreneurs" use innovative approaches to solve social and ecological challenges.

Prof Dr Ingrid Daubechies, internationally award-winning mathematician, is this year's keynote speaker at the Weierstrass Lecture at Paderborn University. On Friday, 11 July, the scientist will give an insight into current topics of her research.

The final event of the sustainability lecture series "UPB for Future" will be the lecture "Kultürlich Drag: Pop, Stars und Diversitäten: Spielerische Amateure und Profis in Exklusion, Inklusion und Transformation" by Prof. Dr. Christoph Jacke on Thursday, 17 July at 4.15 pm in lecture hall L1.

On Monday, 28 July, the graduate get-together will take place at Libori in the city centre from 6 pm. The meeting point is at the town hall fountain.

The Central Student Advisory Service (ZSB) team informs high school graduates, pupils, subject changers, other prospective students, and parents about Paderborn University, the range of courses on offer and other topics related to studying.

This year's theme is "Comparative Theology and Social Work"

For many years now, the Paderborn Foreign Language Day has been a permanent fixture on the Paderborn training programme for teachers.

The 11th Paderborn Day of School Sport with the topic "Psychological Aspects in School Sport" will take place on Wednesday, 1 October, from 2 to 6 p.m. at Paderborn University, Building SP 2.

The Central Student Advisory Service (ZSB) team informs high school graduates, pupils, subject changers, other prospective students, and parents about Paderborn University, the range of courses on offer and other topics related to studying.

Dr. Anda-Lisa Harmening and Prof. Dr. Ingrid Scharlau answer questions about doctoral supervision and the role of doctoral candidates in this process.

On 7 and 8 November, a workshop on the history of the reception of the Hagar figure will take place in the Liborianum. It will be led by Prof Dr Claudia Bergmann from the Institute for Protestant Theology at Paderborn University in cooperation with Thomas R. Blanton IV from John Caroll University.

The Central Student Advisory Service (ZSB) team informs high school graduates, pupils, subject changers, other prospective students, and parents about Paderborn University, the range of courses on offer and other topics related to studying.

Dr. Anda-Lisa Harmening and Prof. Dr. Ingrid Scharlau answer questions about doctoral supervision and the role of doctoral candidates in this process.

The Central Student Advisory Service (ZSB) team informs high school graduates, pupils, subject changers, other prospective students, and parents about Paderborn University, the range of courses on offer and other topics related to studying.