Event - Jun 27
Group 'Transformationsuni 2.0' accepts University of Freiburg's offer of talks and vacates occupied lecture hall
Group 'Transformationsuni 2.0' accepts University of Freiburg's offer of talks and vacates occupied lecture hall
Life Sciences - Jun 23
Patrick Cramer appointed new President-elect of the Max Planck Society as of June 2023
Patrick Cramer appointed new President-elect of the Max Planck Society as of June 2023
Environment - Jun 23
Statement of the University of Freiburg in Reaction to the Activities of the Group 'Transformationsuni 2.0'
Statement of the University of Freiburg in Reaction to the Activities of the Group 'Transformationsuni 2.0'
wire - news in brief
« BACK
Social Sciences - Health - 02.06.2020
Social Sciences - Politics - 03.05.2020
History / Archeology - Social Sciences - 22.04.2020 
Good teeth and well fed: grave find provides insights into the everyday lives of the elite in antiquity
It was a surprising discovery that the archaeologists made. A team from the Asia Minor Research Centre at the Department of History at the University of Münster, working together with archaeologists from the Museum of Archaeology in the town of Gaziantep, uncovered the remains of 91 people from the time of imperial Rome in a rock-cut burial chamber in the ancient city of Doliche in south-eastern Turkey.
Social Sciences - Pedagogy - 15.04.2020
Social Sciences - Environment - 03.04.2020
Social Sciences - 02.04.2020
Social Sciences - Health - 20.03.2020 
’No man is an island’
In these times of the coronavirus crisis, 'Social Distancing' is called for: all people should refrain from shaking hands, maintain a safe distance of at least two metres from each other and stay at home if possible.
Social Sciences - 11.03.2020 
What is school for?
In a new book, educationalists from the University of Jena put the system of schools to the test Whereas some countries 'simply' have compulsory education, other states such as Germany rely for the
Social Sciences - 21.02.2020
Social Sciences - 14.02.2020
Social Sciences - 12.02.2020
Event - Social Sciences - 29.01.2020
Social Sciences - 28.01.2020
Social Sciences - Pedagogy - 16.01.2020 
Attentiveness and trust are especially effective in combating juvenile crime
Although coming from a disadvantaged background, experiencing violence within the family, having a negative school environment or consuming violent media such as films and computer games have little or no direct influence on potential criminal behaviour among adolescents and young adults.
Social Sciences - 10.01.2020
Event - Social Sciences - 10.12.2019
Social Sciences - Health - 03.12.2019 
"It’s normal to be different."
Prof. Elisabeth Wacker talks about her research on the sociology of diversity "It's normal to be different.
Social Sciences - 26.11.2019
Social Sciences - 25.11.2019
Social Sciences - 21.11.2019
Social Sciences - 21.11.2019
Politics - Social Sciences - 18.11.2019
Social Sciences - Economics / Business - 07.11.2019
Social Sciences - Event - 05.11.2019
Philosophy - Social Sciences - 28.10.2019
Social Sciences - 22.10.2019
Social Sciences - 17.10.2019
Social Sciences - Campus - 04.10.2019
Social Sciences - 27.09.2019
Social Sciences - Event - 27.09.2019
Social Sciences - 24.09.2019
Social Sciences - 24.09.2019
Environment - Social Sciences - 24.09.2019
Environment - Social Sciences - 19.09.2019
Event - Social Sciences - 08.09.2019
Social Sciences - 07.09.2019
Social Sciences - 20.08.2019
Social Sciences - 16.07.2019
Event - Social Sciences - 11.07.2019
History / Archeology - Social Sciences - 28.06.2019
Event - Social Sciences - 24.06.2019
Social Sciences - 13.06.2019
Social Sciences - 28.05.2019 
Is it all a question of intelligence?
Researchers investigate the relation between individual characteristics and cooperative behaviour Dr Andis Sofianos of the Alfred Weber Institute for Economics has, together with fellow researchers, studied the manner in which certain traits affect cooperation across individuals.
Social Sciences - Event - 27.05.2019
Administration - Social Sciences - 24.05.2019 
New Collaborative Research Centre at Münster University
A great success for the University of Münster: the German Research Foundation (DFG) will fund for a new Collaborative Research Centre (CRC) at the University with nine million euros.
Social Sciences - 02.05.2019
Social Sciences - History / Archeology - 26.04.2019
Social Sciences - 24.04.2019
Health - Social Sciences - 05.04.2019
Religions - Social Sciences - 02.04.2019 
An Excellent Research Environment for International Scholars: On the Way to the Top
The number of female students is on the increase worldwide, yet in academia women rarely reach the top of the career ladder.
Social Sciences
Results 101 - 150 of 297.
Domestic violence during the coronavirus pandemic
First major study on the experiences of women and children in Germany Around 3 percent of women in Germany were subject to physical violence at home during the strict lockdown period and 3.6 percent were raped by their partner. In 6.5 percent of all households, children were subjected to violent forms of punishment.
First major study on the experiences of women and children in Germany Around 3 percent of women in Germany were subject to physical violence at home during the strict lockdown period and 3.6 percent were raped by their partner. In 6.5 percent of all households, children were subjected to violent forms of punishment.
How do you protect refugees and migrants effectively?
Date: March 5, 2020, No.
Date: March 5, 2020, No.
It was a surprising discovery that the archaeologists made. A team from the Asia Minor Research Centre at the Department of History at the University of Münster, working together with archaeologists from the Museum of Archaeology in the town of Gaziantep, uncovered the remains of 91 people from the time of imperial Rome in a rock-cut burial chamber in the ancient city of Doliche in south-eastern Turkey.
In these times of the coronavirus crisis, 'Social Distancing' is called for: all people should refrain from shaking hands, maintain a safe distance of at least two metres from each other and stay at home if possible.
In a new book, educationalists from the University of Jena put the system of schools to the test Whereas some countries 'simply' have compulsory education, other states such as Germany rely for the
Use of Facial Recognition Technology Met with Different Acceptance Levels in China, Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States
A team of researchers from Freie Universität Berlin and the University of St. Gallen surveyed 6,500 people from four countries No 032/2020 from Feb 12, 2020 According to a study by researchers
A team of researchers from Freie Universität Berlin and the University of St. Gallen surveyed 6,500 people from four countries No 032/2020 from Feb 12, 2020 According to a study by researchers
Although coming from a disadvantaged background, experiencing violence within the family, having a negative school environment or consuming violent media such as films and computer games have little or no direct influence on potential criminal behaviour among adolescents and young adults.
Does COVID-19 Spell the End of Globalisation?
The year of social distancing, which has seen travel interrupted and the establishment of virtual forms of meeting, has fundamentally shaken confidence in practices and infrastructures of migration and transport that were believed to be safe.
The year of social distancing, which has seen travel interrupted and the establishment of virtual forms of meeting, has fundamentally shaken confidence in practices and infrastructures of migration and transport that were believed to be safe.
Prof. Elisabeth Wacker talks about her research on the sociology of diversity "It's normal to be different.
Researchers investigate the relation between individual characteristics and cooperative behaviour Dr Andis Sofianos of the Alfred Weber Institute for Economics has, together with fellow researchers, studied the manner in which certain traits affect cooperation across individuals.
A great success for the University of Münster: the German Research Foundation (DFG) will fund for a new Collaborative Research Centre (CRC) at the University with nine million euros.
The number of female students is on the increase worldwide, yet in academia women rarely reach the top of the career ladder.
Event - Jun 27
Group 'Transformationsuni 2.0' accepts University of Freiburg's offer of talks and vacates occupied lecture hall
Group 'Transformationsuni 2.0' accepts University of Freiburg's offer of talks and vacates occupied lecture hall
Life Sciences - Jun 23
Patrick Cramer appointed new President-elect of the Max Planck Society as of June 2023
Patrick Cramer appointed new President-elect of the Max Planck Society as of June 2023
Environment - Jun 23
Statement of the University of Freiburg in Reaction to the Activities of the Group 'Transformationsuni 2.0'
Statement of the University of Freiburg in Reaction to the Activities of the Group 'Transformationsuni 2.0'