Research transfer
Established in 2007, the Cluster of Excellence ‘Religion and Politics’ will continue to study the complex relationship between religion and politics across epochs and cultures until 2027. dialogue with the public on pressing issues of the future and contribute their highly socially relevant research knowledge from the humanities and social sciences to debates. They communicate their findings to a wide range of target groups in formats appropriate to the theme such as exhibitions, film series, readings, and concerts, open-air lecture halls and panel discussions, media and social media, Lecture series and book presentations. The Centre for Research Communication supports the dissemination of the Cluster of Excellence’s research to a large number of target groups in society and promotes dialogue with representatives from politics, culture, religious communities as well as with citizens. The formats used to communicate knowledge are often developed in cooperation with institutions outside the university, such as museums, publishing houses, educational centres, cinemas, choirs and schools. The center is the first point of contact for anyone interested in the Cluster of Excellence. Read more
