Welcome to the Centre for British Studies at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
Welcome to the Centre for British Studies at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
The Centre for British Studies is an interdisciplinary research institute at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. The institute, the first of its kind in Germany, conducts comprehensive research and offers teaching, lectures and conferences on a broad interdisciplinary agenda focusing on the United Kingdom.
Our interdisciplinary research projects, PhD projects, research colloquia, working papers, as well as lists of publications by the Centre’s staff, can be found on this website.
The Centre teaches the international, interdisciplinary and practice oriented “Master in British Studies” (M.B.S.) course. Students from all over the world and with different academic backgrounds study British history, culture and literature, as well as law, politics, business and economics. Detailed information on the M.B.S can be accessed here.
With its series of conferences on topical aspects of society, the Centre for British Studies intends to encourage debates on current issues concerning both Britain and Germany. The Centre also organises public lectures, such as the popular “Monday Lectures” and the “Stiftung Luftbrückendank”-Lecture. Listings of current and future lectures can be accessed here, all are welcome.
Our Annual Report provides information on the various activities we pursued, the courses offered, the respective students, our research activities, news and events of the previous year. It is available here.
- Upcoming Events
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ADEF Junior Workshop 2010
Centre for British Studies, Mohrenstr. 60,
10-09-27 -
International Conference “Rewriting, Remixing, and Reloading"
Centre for British Studies, Mohrenstr. 60,
10-09-30 -
Keynote Lecture 2010: David Cannadine
Hörsaal 1101, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin,
10-10-18 -
Monday Lecture: Christian Weikop, Luftbrücken-Fellow 2010
Room 105, Centre for British Studies, Mohrenstr. 60, 10117 Berlin,
11-01-10 -
Juvenile Delinquency in the 19th and 20th Centuries: East-West Comparisons
Centre for British Studies, Mohrenstr. 60,
11-03-12