Office Hours during the semester

APPOINTMENTS: REQUEST NECESSARY

MO 10:00 - 12:00

DI 10:00 - 12:00

MI 10:00 - 11:00

DO 15:00 - 16:00

FR CLOSED


Study related questions: stefanie.yu@univie.ac.at
General information: sinologie.ostasien@univie.ac.at
Questions about EcoS: ecos@univie.ac.at


For general enquiries:

  1. Please continue to send us your enquiry in advance to sinologie.ostasien@univie.ac.at
  2. in urgent cases you can also reach us by telephone at +43-1-4277-43840
  3. A personal appointment at the secretariat is only possible after making an appointment in time at sinologie.ostasien@univie.ac.at

ATTENTION

Communication exclusively via univie email addresses and Moodle.

Dear students!

We hereby draw your attention to the fact that any communication with lecturers and the staff of the Institute must take place exclusively via your univie email address. In addition, we would like to point out that you should regularly check your univie email addresses and also regularly check your spam folder when forwarding to your private email address. Please also check your Moodle accounts regularly, as this is where the work assignments for the respective courses are issued!

If you do not follow these work assignments, you cannot be graded positively.

Sinology at the University of Vienna

The Division of Sinology at the University of Vienna is part of the Department of East Asian Studies. The Division offers excellent research and research-based teaching on modern China. It is the largest center of research on modern China in Austria and is one of the most important centers of its kind in the German-speaking world.

In addition to modern Chinese language training, our focus of teaching and research is on politics, law, history, and society in Greater China (Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan).

 Events

12.02.2024 22:49
 

Einladung zum Ostasientag, am Dienstag, den 12.03.2024, von 14:00-19:15 Uhr

Veranstaltungen
11.04.2024 17:00
 

From Rubble to Revolution – The Reconstruction of Chinese Cities after WWII in Comparative Context

Veranstaltungen
17.04.2024 14:00
 

The Asian elephant can be a symbol of strength, resilience, and power, and a layered image in moments of transition.

Veranstaltungen
18.04.2024 16:45
 

The Sino-Nordic prism as queer method: A proposal for transnational studies of cultural diversities in uncertain times

Veranstaltungen
25.04.2024 17:00
 

The Pitch and the Module: hawkers and markets in designing post-war Hong Kong's New Towns public housing estates

Veranstaltungen
02.05.2024 16:45
 

“Getting Data to Flow”: China’s Law and Political Economy for Data Productivity

Veranstaltungen

 News for students

27.02.2020
 

Der Sinologe Sascha Klotzbücher fragt nach den Langzeitwirkungen von Politik und Emotion während der Kulturrevolution (1966-1976). Im Interview...

Information für Studenten
16.10.2023
 

Gemeinsam statt einsam schreiben! Wir unterstützen euch dabei...

Information für Studenten
18.01.2024 13:59
 

Für das Studienjahr 2024/25 bietet das Bildungsministerium Taiwans (MOE) Stipendienplätze für insgesamt 60 Monate.

Information für Studenten
18.01.2024 14:02
 

Für das Studienjahr 2024/25 bietet das Bildungsministerium Taiwans (MOE) 3 Stipendienplätze für österreichische, kroatische und slowenische...

Information für Studenten

 News

17.07.2019
 

Eine transgenerationale Sicht auf Politik und Emotion

in der Volksrepublik China

Neues im Fachbereich
24.03.2021
 

The European Association for Chinese Studies is proud to announce that the first volume of the Association's online and open access journal is now...

Neues im Fachbereich
23.06.2021
 

Understanding the Evolution, Perception and Impact of China’s Social Credit System (ENGINEERING)

Neues im Fachbereich
13.01.2023
 

The editors are pleased to announce the publication of the latest special issue of the Journal of the European Association for Chinese Studies (Volume...

Neues im Fachbereich