Funding programs, fellowships and scholarships
January 2026
- IWM, Vienna: Lesia Ukraїnka Fellowships for scholars who work on global issues in culture, society, or politics with reference to the Ukrainian past and present | Deadline January 16, 2026 (external link, opens in a new window)
- IWM, Vienna: Paul Celan Fellowship for Translators, translations of canonical texts, and key contemporary works in the humanities/social sciences/cultural studies | Deadline January 16, 2026 (external link, opens in a new window)
- “Documenting Russia’s War Against Ukraine” (LivArch): short-term remote fellowships supporting Ukrainian scholars | Deadline January 31, 2026 (external link, opens in a new window)
February 2026
- Translating Ukraine Summer Institute (Wroclaw, Poland, 6-17 July 2026), supported by academic partners in Canada, the US, the UK, and Poland | Deadline February 1, 2026 (external link, opens in a new window)
- IWM, Vienna: Jan Patočka Fellowship Program inspired by Jan Patočka’s legacy and his intellectual endeavor to rethink Europe under post-European paradigms | Deadline February 10, 2026 (external link, opens in a new window)
- IWM, Vienna: Jerzy Giedroyc Fellowship for projects related to Polish-Ukrainian/Belarusian/Lithuanian relations, and/or the legacy of Giedroyc | Deadline February 10, 2026 (external link, opens in a new window)
- Ukraine Course on Image Guided Radiotherapy with Emphasis on Brachytherapy of Cervical Cancer (March-September) | Registration starts February 15, 2026 (external link, opens in a new window)
Future events and conferences
February 2026
Memory Matters: Non-Human Agents in Memory Studies | 05.-06.02.2026
7th Annual Graduate Workshop of the GS OSES at the University Regensburg in cooperation with the Leibniz ScienceCampus Europe and America in the Modern World.
From witnessing stones and talking rivers to breathing ruins: The 2026 Graduate Workshop Memory Matters: Non-Human Agents in Memory Studies seeks to highlight how materials, objects, geological strata, and the environment function both as archives of (collective) memory and as agents that foster memory practices outside, beyond, and at times against well-established institutions and dominant narratives. The workshop will be held from 05-06 February 2026 at the University of Regensburg and invites applications that explore entanglements between material culture and memory studies.
We welcome research addressing the themes of the workshop in any context from around the world. Contributions featuring East and Southeast Europe, or the Americas, as well as comparative studies, are particularly welcome given the focus of the expertise in Regensburg. The workshop will be held in English.
Notice: Applications are closed!
In case of questions please contact gsoses.conference@ur.de. (external link, opens in a new window)
Archive
Days of Ukraine in Bayreuth, Bavaria 2025 | 1-2 October 2025
The Days of Ukraine is an annual event organized by the German-Ukrainian Academic Society (DUAG) in a different federal state of Germany since 2016. Taking place at the University of Bayreuth on 1-2 of October 2025, this year's Days of Ukraine in Bavaria / Tage der Ukraine in Bavaria is organised together with the Chair for Metals and Alloys of the University of Bayreuth and focuses on Bavarian-Ukrainian projects.
This year's event is organised under the motto "Bridging Ideas, Building Knowledge - Shaping Excellence and Partnership / Ideen entwickeln, Wissen aufbauen - Exzellenz und Partnerschaft stärken". The programme brings together representatives from universities, research institutions, funding bodies, and governmental organisations to engage in dialogue, exchange experiences, and explore new formats of collaboration.
The registration for this event is open until 31.08.2025!
For more information, please visit The UKRAINE Network here (external link, opens in a new window)!
Organisations in Times of War: Ukraine, Eastern Europe and Beyond
October 8-10, 2025 at University of Regensburg | Denkraum Ukraine
Scholars and practitioners are invited to contribute their research and perspectives on how war affects organisations and institutions in the fields of economics, politics, law, history, culture, and beyond.
The conference is organized by the Center for Interdisciplinary Ukrainian Studies Think Space Ukraine, established in 2024 at the University of Regensburg and financed by the DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) through funds from the German Federal Foreign Office (AA). The Center pursues a discursive, relational, and action-oriented approach to Ukraine-related research in culture, economics, politics, and law within (trans)regional and global contexts. The Annual Conference is one of the Center's key events, aiming to further develop established contacts in research, exchange, and knowledge transfer into an internationally visible scientific hub.
Applications for the conference are closed. (external link, opens in a new window)
Bavarian-Ukrainian Workshop on Multilingualism | 28-29 October 2025
© Koordinationsstelle Ukraine, BAYHOST (2025) BAYHOST-Workshop @University of Regensburg
The Bavarian University Centre for Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe (BAYHOST), the Centre for Interdisciplinary Ukrainian Studies "Denkraum Ukraine (external link, opens in a new window)" and the Forum Multilingualism and Regionality"FoMuR" (external link, opens in a new window) at the University of Regensburg are organising a workshop on cooperation with Ukraine in the research and teaching field of "multilingualism" from 28-29 October 2025 in Regensburg.
This year's event will follow on from the previous conference in 2024, but this time will be dedicated exclusively to the topic of "multilingualism", with a focus on language didactics and trauma processing. Here, too, the aim of the workshop is to establish and deepen cooperation with Ukraine.
The workshop is aimed at interested teachers and researchers in Bavaria, Ukraine and other countries.
Registration for the workshop is closed - thank you very much for the great interest!
You can find the preliminary program (opens in a new window). (This PDF is not accessible) here.