FAQ
Here we have answered some of the most frequently asked questions. If anything is still unclear, please feel free to contact us at historikertag@uni-leipzig.de and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
There is no need for registration at the conference venue. For entry checks at individual events, please have your QR code ticket ready on a digital device or as a printed copy.
Registration and ticketing for the 54th Historikertag in Leipzig are exclusively done through our digital ticket shop: [Link]. On-site registration in analog format is not possible. However, you can conveniently register on-site using the Wi-Fi network at the main campus of the University of Leipzig. The access details are available at the information desk. Please make sure to register in advance to participate smoothly in the congress. Further information on registration can be found here: [Registration Link].
Self-fill satin badges will be available. The blanks and pens for this purpose can be found at the central information point.
There is a central information point in the Augusteum, which will be staffed throughout the congress.
Tuesday, 19th September: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Wednesday, 20th September: 8:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Thursday, 21st September: 8:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Friday, 22nd September: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
All seminar rooms in the seminar building are wheelchair-accessible.
The accessibility of the lecture halls in the lecture hall building varies as follows:
Lecture Halls 1-8: There are 2 wheelchair-accessible, wheelchair-friendly seats in the top row of each lecture hall, but there are no accessible entrances for instructors. All lecture halls have a hearing loop for individuals with hearing impairments.
Lecture Hall 9: There are 5 wheelchair-friendly seats on the side with a separate entrance. Instructors can also enter the room with ease. A hearing loop is available.
Lecture Halls 10-12: Wheelchair access is provided separately with a key and external assistance. Instructors also have a separate entrance. There is a hearing loop.
Lecture Halls 14-20: The small lecture halls on the 2nd floor can be accessed via the elevator.
The entire lecture hall building is equipped with a tactile guidance system. For further information or specific accessibility requirements, please feel free to contact us at historikertag@uni-leipzig.de.
A supervised cloakroom is located in Room S 015 in the seminar building – opening hours:
Tuesday: 09:30 – 21:00 Uhr
Wednesday/Thursday: 08:30 – 19:00 Uhr
Friday: 08:30 – 13:00 Uhr
Please note that storing personal items overnight is not possible.
Lost items can be handed in at the central information point in the Augusteum. They will be securely kept there and can be collected until the end of the congress. Any remaining lost items will be handed over to the University of Leipzig’s Lost and Found office from the 23rd of September.
You can find further information about the 54th German Historians’ Congress in our press kit, which you can download here: [Link to Press Kit]. There, you will find detailed information about the congress. An overview of the specialist sections and special events can be found at: [Link to Media Toolkit].
All congress rooms are equipped with the usual presentation technology. Your event will be supervised by a member of the congress team. Please be in your room at least 15 minutes before the start of the event. The person in charge will be happy to receive your presentations (in ppt or pdf format only) on a USB stick and play them on the PC. In order to complete the set-up process quickly and to relieve the supervising person, we strongly recommend that section leaders bring all panel presentations on a USB stick. Please do not submit presentations via email; these will not be considered.
The sessions are scheduled for a maximum of 150 minutes. We would like to ask you, especially in view of the follow-up events, not to exceed this time frame.
If you are planning handouts or similar, please note that there are no printing and copying facilities in the congress buildings. Please use the copy shops in the vicinity.
In the last few days and weeks, we have received a lot of questions about online connections. In principle, these are possible, for example via Zoom, but at the same time they require more technical equipment. Therefore, please bring your own notebook and set up your virtual meeting room yourself. In order to make the lecturer(s) audible in the room, you will need an adapter that connects the VGA and audio cable in the lecture hall with the HDMI connection of your notebook. Only a very limited number of these adapters are available. They will be issued to those section leaders who have already indicated a need for online connection when submitting their section proposal in September 2022. To facilitate communication between section leaders and online presenters, you will need either a mobile webcam or a wireless lapel microphone. The latter is also available in very limited numbers.