德国海德堡大学汉学系

 An Introduction to the Institute

The Institute for Chinese Studies as part of the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Heidelberg was established in 1962. Prof. Bauer was then the first chair until he took up his new position at Munich. In 1968 Prof. Debon was appointed to the vacant chair and acted as the head of the department until his retirement in 1986. In 1987 Prof. Wagner and in 1989 Prof. Weigelin-Schwiedrzik came to Heidelberg to fill the vacant positions. A third professor, Dr. Barend ter Haar, arrived in 1994. He left to take up the chair in Leiden University in 2000. Prof. Weigelin-Schwiedrzik also left Heidelberg for Vienna University in 2002. Their positions were filled again in 2004, with Prof. Müller-Saini and Prof. Mittler. The institute is actively engaged in various academic projects, ranging from Chinese textbooks and paleography to Chinese contemporary music, the Chinese public sphere and contemporary popular culture. The library has a number of exceptional holdings such as films, musical scores and recordings, news-media old and new and numerous otherwise inaccessible databases. The institute is located in the heart of the pictoresque city of Heidelberg. Visitors are very welcome.

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