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The IWM congratulates current Europe's Futures Fellow Amanda Coakley for being shortlisted for a "Foreign Coverage" NewsBrands Ireland reporting award.

In 2022, the IWM will launch a new fellowship program on Digital Humanism, funded by the Austrian Federal Ministry for Climate Action, Environment, Energy, Mobility, Innovation and Technology.

The IWM is delighted to announce the opening of three new calls for fellowship applications.  

The Czech Republic has agreed on funding for the Institut für die Wissenschaften vom Menschen, for EUR 175,000 over the course of the next three years.

2020 was a year of change for the European Union. For the first time in its history a member-state left the club. But a much bigger crisis – the COVID-19 pandemic – would soon engulf the peoples of Europe.

The IWM Library has grown continuously over the years and is a valuable source of information for the Visiting Fellows' research. In it, we collect books by former Visiting Fellows, Permanent Fellows, books written at the Institute, and other…

IWM Acting Rector und Permanent Fellow Ivan Vejvoda sprach mit Christian Ultsch (Die Presse) über die Wahl zum Deutschen Bundestag, die Rolle Deutschlands in der EU und das IWM.

IWM Permanent Fellow Ivan Krastev will give a series of lectures at the Collège de France, as part of the 'Cycle Europe' Conference. These four lectures will be given over the course of a month, in English with simultaneous translation into French.

The IWM has extended the deadline applications for the position of Rector until 22 October 2021. The ideal candidate is a visionary, creative personality, able to sustain and extend the programmatic mission, strategic and operational objectives for…

Nationalism is back. But did it ever really go away? This episode of the podcast is addressing just this. Asking what does this attack on the very idea of international unity tell us about Europe’s past and future?

In October, 11 new visiting fellows and guests will join us at the Institute from across our different programs.

The Hannah Arendt Humanities Network (HAHN) invites proposals from Open Society University Network (OSUN) faculty who are interested in hosting visiting faculty members from across OSUN.