Based on several topics of the South and East Asian cultural traditions provided by internal and external expertise, insight is gained in the cultural, philosophical, social, and historical context of South and East Asia. Type: virtual course Course dates: 9 Feb - 4 July 2026 Apply by: 16 January 2026

African literary texts are rarely created as art for art’s sake; instead, their artistic and creative values are deeply intertwined with socio-political contexts, where questions of identity—concerning Africa, race, nation, ethnicity, language, and at times gender—play a central and contested role. Type: virtual course Course dates: 9 Feb - 4 July 2026 Apply by: 16 January 2026

The course not only focusses on scholarly specialisation, but also on broadening our perspective. One means to that end is to study intensively important texts from the German intellectual history. Type: virtual course Course dates: 9 Feb - 4 July 2026 Apply by: 16 January 2026

The aim of this course is to familiarize students with the general principles of international and European civil procedure. First, analyses procedural rules coming from the European Union law, as well as the influence of the European Convention on Human Rights on civil procedure. Type: virtual course Course dates: 9 Feb - 4 July 2026 Apply by: 16 January 2026

To familiarize the students with the contemporary logical literature and with techniques that are used in contemporary philosophical logic Type: virtual course Course dates: 9 Feb - 4 July 2026 Apply by: 16 January 2026

The term 'nuclear methods' refers here to experimental tools in materials physics in which stable or radioactive atomic nuclei play a key role. Type: virtual course Course dates: 9 Feb - 4 July 2026 Apply by: 16 January 2026

This course deals with a selection of India’s religious traditions. It envisions the knowledge of and insight into central concepts of these traditions, their rise and their development up to the present day. Type: virtual course Course dates: 9 Feb - 4 July 2026 Apply by: 16 January 2026

The aim of the course is to gain a proper, nuanced and multi-perspective understanding of the causes, mechanisms, dynamics and complexity of a cluster of specific (crime) phenomena. Type: virtual course Course dates: 9 Feb - 4 July 2026 Apply by: 16 January 2026