Research Projects in Academies' Programme
The Academies' Programme Germany's largest research programme in the humanities and social sciences and enjoys an outstanding international reputation. Through its long-term basic research projects, it makes a significant contribution to the cataloging, preservation, and scholarly analysis of key sources and artifacts of cultural heritage.
Editions, dictionaries, and text corpora serve as enduring knowledge resources of high academic value, which are increasingly being made available to researchers and the general public in digital form as well.
cultural studies
The Role of Culture in Early Human Expansion (ROCEEH)
dictionary
Global Basic Lexicon (GloBasLex)
Edition
Correspondence between theologians in the southwestern part of the empire in the early modern period (1550–1620)
Edition
Sources on the religious and legal history of pre-modern Nepal
Edition
Karl Jaspers Complete Edition (KJG)
comment
Commentary on fragments of Greek comedy (KomFrag)
Edition
Buddhist stone inscriptions in China
Edition
Melanchthon Correspondence (MBW)
Die Koordination des Akademienprogramms erfolgt durch die Akademienunion, den Zusammenschluss von acht deutschen Wissenschaftsakademien mit Standorten in Berlin, Düsseldorf, Göttingen, Hamburg, Heidelberg, Leipzig, Mainz und München. In dieser Funktion bündelt die Akademienunion die gemeinsame Arbeit der Akademien und begleitet die Vorhaben des Akademienprogramms organisatorisch und wissenschaftlich. Im Rahmen des Akademienprogramms arbeiten aktuell rund 900 Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter in 130 Vorhaben an 198 Arbeitsstellen.