CINTEUS sees itself as an institutional framework and intellectual centre for the academic treatment and public communication of topics and problem areas that have a central influence on our present and future.
The main areas of research include sociological research on globalisation, migration, inequality and interculturality; economic research focusing on inter- and transnational issues; political science research on EU integration and EU policy; legal research in the fields of comparative and international labour, social and migration law as well as European law; and interculturality research in communication studies.
The Centre also sees itself as an umbrella for the diverse social and cultural science activities in the areas of knowledge transfer, promotion of young academics, counselling and further education at Fulda University of Applied Sciences. The Centre's activities range from the implementation of major third-party funded projects, conference projects and lecture series to the publication of a CINTEUS series.
CINTEUS has formed research focuses within multi-layered intercultural and European topics. Research is carried out on interdisciplinary issues at department and university level, particularly in the disciplines of sociology and political science, law, communication studies and linguistics, all of which are represented at the university.
The aim of CINTEUS is to support the traditionally intensive and diverse activities of the professors teaching at Fulda University of Applied Sciences in the areas of social and cultural sciences research, knowledge transfer, funding of junior researchers, advisory services and continuing education, and to strengthen and further develop specialised resources and research profiles with an interdisciplinary and international focus.
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Under the motto "Future!", the DFG-funded research impulse SaFe, together with the…
Prof Dr Frank Adloff (University of Hamburg) will give a presentation entitled:
"The future as catastrophe? The real and the possible in the climate crisis"
The guest lecture, which is open to the…
On the evening of 4 December 2025, Beate and Ferdinand Sutterlüty will read a chapter from his book "Widerstehen - Versuche eines richtigen Lebens im Falschen". Afterwards, the author will answer…
Inequalities and Mobilities. Transnational Pathways of Students from the Global South
Prof. Dr Carola Bauschke-Urban
Colloquium Research Semester
Nov. 18. 2025, 7 p.m. Leipzigerstr. 123, Building…
Dear all,
We are pleased to invite you to the opening lecture of our lecture series "Europe in the World: Conflicts, Politics, Values", titled "After Hope? On the Emergence of a New Nihilism", by…
The guest lecture "Why the Past Matters: Temporalities of Community Formation in Social Movements" , which is open to the university public and will be held in English, will take place on October 28,…
