Würzburg's Sinology was founded in 1965 and currently consists of three chairs. It is the only sinology in Bavaria that focusses on modern China, with a orientation towards social sciences and economic sciences, without neglecting traditional China and cultural-historical approaches to the study of China. It is precisely this combination of different disciplinary approaches that opens up exciting perspectives for China research and various Chinese studies programmes.
The Department of Sinology welcomes all students as well as everybody who is interested to the first public lecture in the winter term 2024/25. PD Dr. Michael Reinhard Heß (Gießen) will hold a lecture on "Fact and fiction in the Uyghur ʽhistorical…
Im September und Oktober werden eine Reihe von Intensivkursen angeboten, die z.T. verpflichtend für Studienanfänger sind. Studierende, die zum Wintersemester 2024/25 ein Studium in den Studiengängen Modern China B.A. 180, Modern China B.A. 60…
Der Tagesspiegel veröffentlicht anlässlich des Endes des Dritten Plenums des 20. Zentralkomitees der Kommunistischen Partei Chinas Einschätzungen von drei China-Experten, darunter auch jene von Prof. Dr. Doris Fischer.
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