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.
Am Institut für Kulturwissenschaften Ost- und Südasiens, Lehrstuhl für Kulturgeschichte Ostasiens, der Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg ist zum 01.09.2026 eine halbe Stelle (50%) als Lektor (m/w/d) mit der Funktion einer Lehrkraft für…
To commemorate 25 years of cooperation between Peking University and the European partner universities, that have been organised in the European Chinese Language and Culture Programme at Peking University since 2011, this summer term marks the…
The Department of Sinology welcomes all students as well as everybody who is interested to this term's Chinese Studies Summer Lecture Series. In cooperation with the university's China Competence Centre (CCCUW) five public lectures will be held.
