The UniGR-Center for Border Studies is celebrating its tenth anniversary (2014-2024). Today, the UniGR-CBS steering group officially started the anniversary program.

Hello, welcome et bienvenue to ON AIR, the podcast series of the University of the Greater Region-Center for Border Studies! We are Denise Rodrigues from the University of Luxembourg and Eva Nossem from the Saarland University. In five episodes you will get to know the UniGR-CBS working groups. The episodes are either in German, French … Continued

Hello, welcome et bienvenue to ON AIR, the podcast series of the University of the Greater Region-Center for Border Studies! In the episode of the UniGR-CBS working group Border Temporalities the founding members Machteld Venken and Christoph Brühl form the University of Luxembourg discuss together with Johanna Jaschik, about the interdisciplinary approach adopted by the … Continued

Hello, welcome et bienvenue to ON AIR, the podcast series of the University of the Greater Region-Center for Border Studies! We are Denise Rodrigues from the University of Luxembourg and Eva Nossem from the Saarland University. In five episodes you will get to know the UniGR-CBS working groups. The episodes are either in German, French … Continued

On the 8th of June, Saarland University hosted its Open Day. A great opportunity to inform visitors about the work of the UniGR-CBS and the tenth anniversary of the UniGR-CBS. Many thanks for the many congratulations on the 10th anniversary of the UniGR-CBS!

As part of the 10th anniversary celebrations, the UniGR-CBS working group Cross-border Labour and Eduction, with the support of the UniGR-CBS Coordination Unit, organised an excursion to the Franco-German border for UniGR-CBS members.

Hello, welcome et bienvenue to ON AIR, the podcast series of the University of the Greater Region-Center for Border Studies! More information about this podcast episode available soon The working group Bordertextures works with a focus on cultural studies approaches to border studies with the aim of gaining a more comprehensive understanding of the (re)production … Continued

The research colloquium aims to further promote and expand the academic exchange between members of the "Region and City" potential area. The event is primarily addressed to the members of "Region and City", other specialist areas, primarily spatial and urban planning, their professors, postdocs and doctoral students, project staff and guest researchers.