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The Registration for the Skills Workshop of the GIANT project is now open. In this two-part hybrid workshop on 26.2. & 12.3.2026 we will explore key concepts and tools for hybrid teaching, reflect on our experience and develop a hybrid teaching scenario for our own short courses.

In autumn 2025, young researchers from India were guests at the University of Würzburg, and in December a Würzburg delegation made a return visit. The Institute of Anatomy organised the exchange.

The JMU GIANT team warmly invites you to join their field trip on December 4th to the Zollhof- TechIncubator and the Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt!

Join us on November 25th for a Reading and Conversation with the International Booker Prize-winning Indian author Geetanjali Shree on her novel Our City That Year.

Get a glimpse into a performative Art form of Karnataka, India, its aesthetics, entertainment and living tradition! Happening on October 21 and 22 - register now!

Hybrid Workshop - Let's build bridges for smoother teamwork and inspiring research partnerships! Happening on Friday, Oct 17th - register now!

The Namaste Indian Association e.V., with the support of the City of Würzburg, invites students, staff, and the wider community to a festive evening of Indian culture and tradition.

As the new winter semester begins, we would like to remind our students about the exciting scholarship opportunities for stays in India.

Getting Indo-German research projects off the ground: This is the aim of a joint programme of the Indian Ministry of Education and the German Federal Foreign Office. The University of Würzburg is represented with two projects.

The new India Competence Center at Julius-Maximilians-Universität (JMU) strengthens collaboration with one of the most dynamic countries in the world. It was officially inaugurated on June 26.

Doris Fischer, Vice President for Internationalisation, visited partner institutions in India together with a delegation from the University of Würzburg. The purpose of the trip was to strengthen research-related collaborations.

The Chair of Indology is collaborating with the Center for Nanosystems Chemistry (CNC, University of Würzburg) to help CNC students navigate Indian customs and social norms during their study period in India. This intercultural training is designed to help students adapt, connect, and make the most of their time abroad.

At an anniversary celebration in Delhi, Würzburg chemistry professor Frank Würthner and his Indian colleague Mahesh Hariharan presented their joint Graduate College (DFG-Graduiertenkolleg).