Interdisciplinary Centers of Expertise
UniGR is developing its international profile by focusing on areas targeted to address some of the Greater Region's territorial and societal challenges.
News
Retrospective Spring 2020: The Covid-19 Border Closures
A year ago, the Covid-19 pandemic led to massive and abrupt border closures. Especially the Greater Region with its close interconnections was affected: students, cross-border workers, families or other commuters at the border experienced the separation as a significant cut in their professional and everyday life. Currently, the border is again becoming perceptible, particularly in the Franco-German zone, due to stricter entry regulations and testing requirements. The UniGR-Center for Border Studies (UniGR-CBS) looks back on the border closures, which are still being debated.
LOGOS Meeting 2021
PHD-TrainingYou’re a doctoral student in the humanities and social sciences and wish to attend the next LOGOS doctoral days? Then send your contribution proposal until the 15th of March.
Attachment(s):1st edition of the Literary Prize Borders – Leonora Miano
EventThe Université de Lorraine and the University of the Greater Region, in cooperation with the UniGR-Center for Border Studies, launched the first edition of the "Borders" literary prize.
Attachment(s):Final seminar Pth4GR²ID
EventThe UniGR cordially invites you to the final seminar of the PtH4GR²ID energy transition project, which will take place online on January 21, 2021 from 15:00 to 17:00.
"Live Chat" Master in Border Studies
Attachment(s):Conférence ministérielle sectorielle de l’Enseignement supérieur et de la Recherche de la Grande Région
StatementLes autorités politiques de la Grande Région soutiennent unanimement l’UniGR dans sa mission de véritable université européenne.
Poste à pourvoir
StatementL’Université de la Grande Région – UniGR a.s.b.l. recherche un(e) assistant(e) bilingue administration – communication.
Attachment(s):Closing event “European Cross-Border Skills”
EventGuest Lecture – Migration or cross-border living? Luxembourgers in German Moselle villages
EventThe lecture series Border Realities supported by UniGR continues! There will be four more lectures before the end of the year - the next one on 17 November 2020.
The relocation of the place of residence to the other side of a national border is a sort of cross-border mobility that has recently become more significant in various (European) border regions.
