Announcements
Ruobing Fang
Born and raised in Beijing, China, Ruobing Fang came to Göttingen in September 2017 for her PhD project "Lives and Choices of Western-Educated Chinese Intellectuals" under the supervision of Prof....
Qiu Shuzhen
Qiu Shuzhen was born in Fujian, China and studied Literature and Chinese Language at Minzu University of China in Beijing. Later she received her Master of Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other...
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If you have any questions about your studies or personal problems, the University of Göttingen and cooperating institutions provide you with a comprehensive range of advice and information that will...
Dr. Janice Hyeju Jeong
Janice Hyeju Jeong joined the Department of East Asian Studies at the University of Göttingen in 2021 with broad research interests in formations of Islamic networks between China and the Arabian...
New Research Network on „World-Making“
Göttingen University is part of a new research network exploring “World-Making from Global Perspectives: A Dialogue with China.” Prof. Dominic Sachsenmaier will serve as the co-speaker of this...
Mitteilung Präsenzlehre WiSe 20/21/ News winter term 2020/21
Liebe Studierende, dear students, das Ostasiatische Seminar freut sich mitteilen zu können, dass trotz der fortbestehenden Einschränkungen aufgrund der Covid-19 Pandemie einige Veranstaltungen im...
Dr. Henrike Rudolph
Since October 2020, Henrike Rudolph is an assistant professor at the Department of East Asian Studies at the University of Göttingen. Trained in Sinology and Political Science, she completed her...
Lecture now on YouTube
In case you missed our zoom lecture in July, Sascha Klotzbüchers presentation "Weaponizing medicine: China’s disease prevention and the “military-civil fusion” is now online on youtube....
Li Can
Since 2017, Li Can has been a doctoral candidate at Sinology Department. Under the supervision and guidance of Professor Dominic Sachsenmaier, he is now working on his dissertation, Remeasuring...
Andreas Günter Weis, M.A.
Andreas Günter Weis is an academic employee at the Department of East Asian Studies since January 2019. His doctoral thesis in the field of Modern and Early Modern History is currently in process...