Activities

The Early Modern History Workshop is a collaborative research experiment, a week-long summer school in which postgraduate students and early-career researchers from leading universities interrogate current approaches to the discipline of Early Modern History and grapple with pressing methodological questions. The Early Modern History Workshop began in 2011 as an informal initiative between the universities of Princeton, Oxford and Münster.

In an exciting blend of cultural heritage and interactive gaming, first-year students of the Cultural Heritage Studies Program at Central European University have launched "the Flying Weltman," an educational quest game that took place at the Weltmuseum Wien. The game, developed by Karina Assadilayeva, Çağla Aydın, Daria Chuprasova, and Galina K., offers a fresh perspective on museum experiences by engaging participants directly with the artifacts' histories.