University of Cologne

• Class and Class Consciousness in North American History  (Prof. Dr. Anke Ortlepp)
  Tuesday, 10 to 11.30am
• Introduction to North American History (Dr. Silke Hackenesch)
• Wednesday, 10 to 11.30am
• Introduction to Postcolonial Studies (Dr. Silke Hackenesch)
  Monday, 2 to 3.30pm

• Perspectives on current research (Prof. Dr. Anke Ortlepp and Dr. Silke Hackenesch)
  Tuesday, 5.45 to 7.15pm

• The Fruits of their Labor: The History of Workers in the United States (Prof. Dr. Anke Ortlepp)
  Thursday, 4 to 5.30pm
• Global History: Ansätze, Theorien und Perspektiven der Globalgeschichte (Prof. Dr. Anke Ortlepp with Prof. Dr. Silke Hensel)
  Thursday, 12 bis 1.30pm
• Screening Inequality: Popular Representations of Class Divisions in America  (Dr. Silke Hackenesch)
  Tuesday, 4 to 5.30pm
• American Populisms. Anti-Establishment Politics in the USA (Dr. Jacob Birken)
  Tuesday, 2 to 3.30am

• How Class Shapes History: Klasse und Ungleichheit in den USA (Dorothee Schwieters)
  Wednesday, 2 to 5.30pm, Philosophikum, room S089
  This seminar will take place on campus!
• Crisis? What Crisis? Die USA in den 1970er Jahren (Myron Tsakas)
  Monday, 5.45 to 7.15pm
• Die anderen und wir – US-amerikanische Klassennarrative des 20. und 21. Jahrhunderts (A.Witte)
  Thursday, 10 to 11.30am

• Tutorial "Introduction to North American History" (Dr. Silke Hackenesch with Leontin Potthoff)
  Monday, 4 to 5.30pm
• Tutorial "Introduction to Postcolonial Studies" (Dr.Silke Hackenesch with Leontin Potthoff)
  Wednesday, 2 to 3.30pm

MA NAS students may study the following modules at the University of Bonn:

Module: Economics
Microeconomics (Lecture), Dr. Sine Kontbay-Busun, Mo, 10-12
Microeconomics (Übung), Dr. Sine Kontbay-Busun, Mo, 12-14
Microeconomics (Seminar), Dr. Jan Logemann, Blockveranstaltung: 13./14.1. on Campus, 27./28.1. online

Module: Postcolonial Studies
Locating Indigenous Cultures in North America,  Matt Sheedy, Di 12-14 (on Campus)
Note: Please contact Matt Sheedy to sign up for the class: msheedy(at)uni-bonn.de

Note:  Bonn and Cologne have an established cooperation. Students from Cologne taking classes in Bonn must not register as “kleine Zweithörer” at Bonn University. Students only need to contact the professors teaching the classes they intend to take. For the Politics Module, students may email Holger Janusch (hjanusch(at)uni-bonn.de), and for the Economics Module, Sine Kontbay Busun (skontbay(at)uni-bonn.de) is responsible. Students then participate in the courses in Bonn, do the required exam and get a certificate which will be recognized for the MA NAS in Cologne.

Students complete either one of these modules, Politics or Economics, in toto in Bonn over the course of two semesters, instead of studying module 3: Postcolonial Studies here in Cologne.