Department of History

Address
Domstraße 9a
D-17489 Greifswald

Postal address
D-17487 Greifswald

Head of Department

Professor Dr. Sünne Juterczenka

Welcome to the Department of History!

 

Course and exam portal (HIS)

The HIS portal is mostly for information on and registration to courses and exams. It contains course descriptions, time, place, and contacts of the teacher/professor. In addition, there are various tools, e.g. to check marks/grades on-line, to print certificates and performance overviews, or to find rooms and staff.

Groupware

The Groupware serves as a communication tool for members of the university. For instance, teaching staff use it to inform their students about homework or cancellations. Studenst should check their Groupware account regularly for new e-mail. Alternatively, it is possible to activate automatic forwarding of messages to a private e-mail address to ensure you do not miss out on something.

Learning plattform Moodle

Moodle is a learning platform for staff and students to share information and material for courses. On-line discussions and other electronic functions complement the traditional classroom.

For prospective students

 Studium

City and region

Admissions (central university page)

For exchange Students

Studying and the syllabus:

Exams:

 International student services:

Contacts

Contacts at the department:

Central contacts:

Degree courses

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B.A. History

M.A. History

History and Culture of the Baltic Sea Region (Master of Arts)

Optional Studies

Teaching History at Secondary Schools (Gymnasium)

Teaching History at Secondary Schools (Regionale Schule)

Bilingual Teaching and Learning

Timetable

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All of the important information for the semester and classes (lectures, seminars, exercises, etc.) can be found in the annotated timetable.

Students can register for classes via the self-service portal.

Documents for the clases can be found on Moodle.

Events

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Both cultural and academic events ensure plenty of variety in everyday student life. Guest lectures, conferences and workshops are just some of the possible formats that enrich studies.