• Course Offerings NGHM@UOS in the Winter Semester 2025/26
    Course Offerings NGHM@UOS in the Winter Semester 2025/26

    The courses in the winter semester 2025/26 at the Chair for Contemporary History and Historical Migration Research focus thematically on the Holocaust and its consequences. An overview of the entire teaching portfolio of the Chair for Contemporary History and Historical Migration Research in the winter semester 2025/26 can be found on our website. In the…

  • Team NGHM@”Future Digital?” Poster Slam on September 30 at UB Osnabrück
    Team NGHM@”Future Digital?” Poster Slam on September 30 at UB Osnabrück

    At the University of Osnabrück, Digital Humanities methods are not only applied in teaching and research in many areas, but are also developed, tested, and made application-ready. In order to further develop the consolidation and networking of these approaches and to discuss the question of what infrastructures the social sciences and cultural studies in particular…

  • NGHM-Tracker (9-10/25)
    NGHM-Tracker (9-10/25)

    The monthly newsletter of the Research Group on Contemporary History and Historical Migration Research at the University of Osnabrück By Benjamin Look & Jessica Wehner After a brief summer break at the beginning of September, the Tracker editorial team returns with an August-September double issue of the NGHM newsletter. Team NGHM utilized the lecture-free period…

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Prof. Dr. Christoph Rass
Research Group Modern History & Historical Migration Studies [NGHM]
Institute for Migration Studies and Intercultural Research
Osnabrueck University
[chrass@uos.de]

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