German Historical Institute London
GHIL Building
We are open!
The long wait is finally over and our building open again!
We thank you for your patience and look forward to welcoming you back! Some finishing work will continue over the coming weeks, but our doors are open.
Opportunities
Early-Career Scholarships
GHIL-MWF Delhi Joint Fellowship on “The British Empire and the History of Colonialism”
Duration: 3 months to be taken up at any time during the calendar year 2027
Deadline for applications: 25 September 2026
OPPORTUNITIES
Postgraduate/Postdoc Scholarships
Research scholarships for postgraduate students, Habilitanden and postdocs at German universities to carry out research in Britain.
Duration: Up to 3 months (only full months)
GHIL
Deadline for applications: 30 September 2026
27 July 2026
Blogpost
Mirjam Hähnle
Life Squared: Early Modern Utopian Ecologies
Category: GHI Fellows, Research
13 July 2026
Blogpost
Mona Rudolph
Sexual Borderlands and Social Margins: Prostitution and Migration in West Germany, 1949–1989/1990
Category: Research, Scholarships
Interview
Epistemic Inequalities, the ILO, and Labour History in the Global South
Ulrike Lindner, Thomas Kaal and Kim König
22 June 2026
, 0:18 h
Interview
Epistemic Inequalities, the ILO, and Labour History in the Global South
Ulrike Lindner, Thomas Kaal and Kim König
GHIL Joint Lecture
Epistemic Inequalities and their Consequences: The International Labour Organization and its Treatment of Colonial Workers after 1919
Ulrike Lindner
22 June 2026
, 0:51 h
GHIL Joint Lecture
Epistemic Inequalities and their Consequences: The International Labour Organization and its Treatment of Colonial Workers after 1919
Ulrike Lindner
GHIL Lecture
Queering German History: Still a Vital and Viable Endeavour?
Benno Gammerl
GHIL Lecture
6 May 2026
, 0:46 h
Gudrun Krämer
Local modernity: agency, entanglement, and the making of the modern Middle East
Lokale Moderne: Agency, Austausch und die Enstehung des modernen Mittleren Ostens
Marianne Taatz-Jacobi
Textrecycling: Nachdrucke und Debattentransfer in England (1640–1660)