Department of History and Cultural Studies
| Address |
Koserstr. 20 14195 Berlin |
| Office | Marina Konradi |
| Telephone | +49 (0)30 838-520 99 |
| Fax | +49 (0)30 838-535 20 |
| dekan13@zedat.fu-berlin.de | |
| Homepage |
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Academic Units and Institutes
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Institutes A-Z
- Ancient Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
- Catholic Theology
- Chinese Studies
- Classical Archaeology
- Comparative Ethics
- East Asia and the Middle East
- Egyptology
- History
- Iranian Studies
- Islamic Studies
- Japaese Studies
- Jewish Studies
- Korean Studies
- Languages and Cultures of South Asia
- Near Eastern Archaeology
- Prehistoric Archaeology
- Religion
- Semitic and Arabic Studies
- Turkic Studies
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Organization and Administration
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Clusters of Excellence and Graduate Schools
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Research and Teaching
- Research at the Department of History and Cultural Studies
- Libraries
- Area Histories Network
- Berlin School for Comparative European History
- Center for French Studies
- Center for Italian Studies
- Collaborative Research Center 626 on Aesthetic Experience and the Dissolution of Artistic Limits
- Collection of Casts of Ancient Sculpture
- Confucius Institute at Freie Universität Berlin (KIFUB)
- Interdisciplinary Center Study of the Ancient World
- Interdisciplinary Center for Historical Anthropology
- Interdisciplinary Center Middle Ages - Renaissance - Early Modern Times
- Interdisciplinary Center Social and Cultural History of the Middle East
At a Glance
The Department of History and Cultural Studies offers a research profile found nowhere else in Germany. It covers a wide range of different eras, from antiquity to the modern period, and a vast physical area, stretching from Europe and the Middle East to Asia and the Americas. This results in a diverse and inspiring range of activities both within and across individual disciplines.
The outstanding quality of the research performed here is also evident in the department’s status as the host of the collaborative research center “Aesthetic Experience and the Dissolution of Artistic Limits” and its participation in three other collaborative research centers and two German Research Foundation (DFG) Research Units. Under the Excellence Initiative by the German federal and state governments, the department also plays a leading role in the “Topoi” cluster of excellence and the graduate school “Muslim Cultures and Societies.” Researchers from the department are also heavily represented in the “Languages of Emotion” cluster of excellence and the Friedrich Schlegel Graduate School of Literary Studies and the Graduate School of North American Studies.
