We are excited to announce the upcoming Global History Student Conference, organized by dedicated students from the Global History program. The conference features a diverse range of presentations by emerging scholars from around the world, exploring topics from diplomacy and drugs to culinary histories and beyond – all offering fresh insights into the field of global history.

The conference will open on Friday, June 12th at 4 PM with a keynote lecture by Ned Richardson-Little from Leibniz Centre for Contemporary History Potsdam (ZZF), held in the Lichthof Ost at Humboldt-Universität. The program continues over the weekend, June 13-14, with a series of engaging panels at the FMI, providing attendees with the opportunity to learn from and interact with the presenters.

Everyone is welcome to attend – no registration required.

You can find the full program here.