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Dear friends of the International Club of FU Berlin,   A new semester has begun, and we would like to warmly welcome both new and returning students to campus! To celebrate the start of the semester, we have planned a variety of events throughout April to help you explore FU Berlin, meet fellow international students, and enjoy fun activities together. Here are our upcoming events: 🏫   13 April – FU Berlin Campus Tour (ENG) New to campus or want to get to know FU Berlin better? Join our guided campus tour in English and explore important spots around campus, such as study places and student cafés, while meeting other FUB students. 🕒   When:  16:00 onwards 📌 Registration is already open!  Please register here 🏺   18 April – Ceramics Workshop & Daytrip Join us for a ceramics workshop and day trip to a small ecological garden in Brandenburg. Spend a relaxing spring day in nature, get creative with clay, and enjoy the countryside just outside Berlin. 🕒   When:  07:30 onwards 📌 Registration opens on April 10. We can offer very few spots for this event, so please save the date!  Please register here 🏫   20 April – FU Berlin Campus Tour (ENG) Missed the first campus tour? No worries! Join our second campus tour and explore FU Berlin together with your peers. 🕒   When:  16:00 onwards 📌 Registration is already open!  Please register here 🐺   24 April – Werewolf Game Night Join us for a fun and social evening of Werewolf! Whether you are an experienced player or completely new to the game, it’s a great opportunity to meet new people and enjoy a relaxed game night together. 🕒   When:  18:00 onwards 📌 Registration is already open!  Please register here 🌿   26 April – Semester Special: Welcome Picnic Let’s celebrate the beginning of the semester together! Join our welcome picnic to meet other FUB students, enjoy good conversations, and spend a relaxing afternoon outdoors. 🕒   When:  16:00 onwards 📌 Registration will open soon! Stay tuned! 📢   Coming soon in May: • Semester Special: ICFUB Quiz Night • ICFUB Open Volunteer Meet More information and registration details will follow soon. We look forward to seeing many of you at our events and wish you a great start to the new semester!   Warm regards, Your International Club Team   Teamleitung des Internationalen Clubs der Freien Universität Berlin Ehrenbergstr. 26/28 Raum 202 14195 Berlin Webpage:  www.internationalerclub.de Email:   club@international.fu-berlin.de Instagram:  @intclub_fuberlin Linktree:  linktr.ee/InternationalClubFU International Club Newsletter  –  Sign up to our email newsletter or unsubscribe here :  https://lists.fu-berlin.de/listinfo/Club

Apr 09, 2026 | Interdisciplinary Studies of the Middle East (ISME)

Reimagining Al-Andalus: Otherness and Identity in Spain

Would you like to explore Spain beyond tourism and the economy? Are you interested in Spanish culture—especially the role of Islam and Judaism in contemporary Spain? Then I warmly invite you to join my X-Tutorial (8 sessions in total, 5 ECTS credits): https://www.fu-berlin.de/vv/de/lv/1076968?m=430435&pc=705990&sm=965826 In this seminar, we will explore a central question: How are Muslim and Jewish communities represented in contemporary Spain? The course takes a deliberately interdisciplinary and methodological approach. Among other things, we will analyze:  -Citizenship laws and political discourses  -Visual culture, art, and music The syllabus will be developed together with the students and will reflect your interests and thematic priorities. This creates an open space for interdisciplinary research and discussion. Possible topics may include, for example: - A legal, visual-cultural, or architectural analysis of the Mezquita of Córdoba, the urban planning of central Madrid, or the Alhambra - The Andalusia tourism campaign: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28-OppuIyjg - The influence of Al-Andalus on the Spanish music scene since the 1990s Last semester, we already produced a podcast titled “X-Tutorial: Rethinking Al-Andalus – Otherness and Identity in Spain”, which we published on Spotify. In the podcast, we discuss, among other things, how Al-Andalus was interpreted and instrumentalized during the Franco dictatorship. This semester, we will again decide together which project(s) we want to develop and carry out. 📍 First session: 23 April 2026, 14:00 📍 Location: Seminar Room 2.2063, Fabeckstraße 23/25 Participation is limited to 15 students. If you would like to join, feel free to send me an email: alejam00@zedat.fu-berlin.de I look forward to meeting you all! Best regards Alejandro Manjón Aspe

Apr 07, 2026 | Interdisciplinary Studies of the Middle East (ISME)

two student assistant jobs @ ZMO

Job Opening for a Student Assistant (m/f/d) in the field of Graphic Design & Editorial Work on the ZMO Website The position is to be occupied from 1 April 2026 . Application deadline: 31 January 2026. If you have knowledge of Arabic, the two advertised positions can be combined (see advertisement for a student assistant for Dr. Sonja Hegasy). Job Opening for a Student Assistant (m/f/d) for Dr. Sonja Hegasy Start date: 1 April 2026. Application deadline: 31 January 2026 . With knowledge of graphic design and Typo3, the two advertised positions can be combined (see advertisement for a position as a student assistant in the field of graphic design & website editing).

Jan 12, 2026 | Interdisciplinary Studies of the Middle East (ISME)

The ISME course catalogue for the upcoming winter term is now available (LINK)! Students can view the full list of courses being offered across all departments and programs in the general course catalogue or by using the search feature.

Course registration in the campus management will open on October 1, so be prepared to sign up for the classes you need and don't miss out on getting the courses you want.

Some highlighted courses for the "Studying the Middle East" program include:

  • Interdisciplinary Explorations of the Middle East in Berlin (Lukas Mühlethaler; Victoria Mummelthei) - Lecture on Mondays 4-6pm. Mandatory for first-semester students!
  • From Campus to Cafés: Writing the Middle East for Your Daily Read (Victoria Mummelthei) - Methods Course on Tuesdays 12-2pm. Mandatory for first-semester students!
  • Gender in the Middle East (Dina Wahba) - Advanced Seminar on Wednesdays 10am-12pm. For first- or second-semester students! Strictly liminted spots!
  • The Middle East in German Museums (Julia Hauser) - Advanced Seminar on Tuesdays 10am-12pm. For first- or second-semester students! Strictly liminted spots!

Secure your spot in these popular courses by registering early when enrollment opens on October 1. Declaring preferences is until October 11 and spots for restricted courses will be allocated that day. After that, registration for remaining spots and courses with unrestricted registration is open until November 1.

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