Research and projects The Institute research projects in large
numbers and diversity are operated; probably nowhere else in
Germany, the history plays such a large role as a research as to
the Humboldt University. Some of these research projects are as
a qualification (PhD or habilitation) followed by employees;
projects are increasingly financed by external donors (external
funding). This gives young scientists and young researchers the
opportunity to work as a historian researching and continue to
qualify. Increasingly important to large research networks such
as the Collaborative Research Centres (CRC), in which historians
work together with scientists from other disciplines and pursue
long periods of time on minor issues. In an informal setting,
there are thematic research areas, which represent the common
interests of different departments and eras, such as migration
history, the history of media, images and linguistic
communication, violence, or Berlin. Scientists conduct research
on these topics from d