Courses
The Curt Engelhorn Chair proposes a wide array of courses concerning the history of North America. These cover a time span from the colonial beginnings to the American Revolution, the Civil War to the present day. Subject focus points lie in the political, social and cultural history of the United States. The research oriented courses of the chair include overview lectures, as well as thematically concentrated seminars and colloquies about running qualification works.
All courses that are offered by the History Department and related institutes are registered in the campus management system heiCO. You can also find information about registration to the courses there.
Winter term 2025/2026
- Lecture, Prof. Dr. Manfred Berg
The Age of American Empire: U.S. Foreign Relations in the 20th Century
Monday, 11.15-12.45, Hörsaal (Historisches Seminar)
- Advaced / Senior Seminar, Prof. Dr. Manfred Berg
Der amerikanische Populismus von Andrew Jackson bis Donald Trump
Monday, 16.15-17.45, Ü1 (Historisches Seminar)
- Proseminar, Nicole Colaianni, Tutorium: Felix Stuhrmann
Caring for a Nation? U.S. Healthcare from Progressivism to the Great Society
Monday, 13.15-15.45, Ü2 (Historisches Seminar), Tutorial: Thursday, 13.00-14.00, Ü1 (Historisches Seminar) - Primary Source exercise, Prof. Dr. Manfred Berg
The Age of American Empire: U.S. Foreign Relations in the 20th Century
Tuesday 11.15-12.45, Hörsaal (Historisches Seminar)
- Colloquium, Prof. Dr. Manfred Berg
Laufende Qualifikationsarbeiten und neuere Forschungen zur Geschichte der USA
Tuesday, 16.15-17.45, Room 041 (Historisches Seminar)
