Contact

Director of the Institute

Prof. Dr Thomas Etzemüller

Deputy Director

Prof. Dr Dagmar Freist

Institute Secretariat

Julia Hashagen

Mon–Thu 09:00–11.30,
Fri: Working from home

0441 798-2609

Ilka Kemmling

Tue – Fri 09:00 – 11.30,
Mon: Working from home

0441 798-4507

Jan Luca Rottmann

Tue 2.30 pm – 5.30 pm

Wed 10.00 am – 2.00 pm

0441 798-4507/4604

Tina Schmelter (on parental leave)

Address

University of Oldenburg
School IV – Institute of History
Ammerländer Heerstr. 114–118
26129 Oldenburg

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Research co-operations

Prize Papers Project
2018 - 2036

Programme: Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Göttingen

Professorships involved: Dagmar Freist

Additional location: London

Website: www.prizepapers.de/

Transformation through community - processes of collective subjectivation in the context of sustainable development
2019 - 2022

Programmes: MWK Consortium, Volkswagen Foundation

Participating professorships: Thomas Alkemeyer, Thomas Etzemüller

Website: uol.de/wizegg/research/transgem/

Intoxicating Spaces and Psychoactive Revolutions. The Impact of New Intoxicants on Public Spaces, Consumption and Sociability in Nothwestern Europe, c. 1650-1850
2019 - 2021

Programme: EU funding – HERA Joint Research Programme “Public Spaces: Culture and Integration in Europe”

Participating professorships: Dagmar Freist

Participating professorships in other faculties at the UOL and other locations:
, Sheffield/UK; Amsterdam/Leiden and Stockholm. Withington, Pieters, Müller DSM (Schilling)

Website: www.intoxicatingspaces.org

The lost Cistercian nunnery Seehausen in the Uckermark - material goods as an expression of female spiritual life and behaviour in the Middle Ages
2018 - 2020

Programmes: Federal Ministry of Education and Research

Participating professorships: Almut Höfert, Gudrun Gleba

Participating professorships in other faculties at the UOL and other locations: Dominican Monastery, Prenzlau; State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments, Zossen, Brandenburg

Website: bldam-brandenburg.de/arbeitsbereiche/archaeologie/research-and-projects/kloster-seehausen/

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