SS 2004:
Munich: Qing period official documents on maritime trade (reading lecture)
China’s conceded entry into the modern world II (seminar)
Hamburg: Qing period official documents on maritime trade (reading lecture)
WS 2003/2004:
Munich: China’s conceded entry into the modern world I (seminar)
Hamburg: China, North Korea and America in the actual nuclear crisis (seminar)
SS 2003:
Munich: Colloqium for M.A. and PhD students
Hamburg: China’s conceded entry into the modern world (seminar)
WS 2002/03:
Munich: “Chinese Merchant Guild (huiguan) in the Ming and Qing Dynasties“
Hamburg: Advanced seminar course (for PhD students and post-docs) “Tombs and Epitaphs in Han China“ (to be continued from the last semester)
Lecture Course: Texts on China’s Currency and Finance Policy
SS 2002:
Hamburg: Advanced seminar course (for PhD students) “Tombs and Epitaphs in Han China“
Lecture Course: Texts on China’s Currency and Finance Policy
Munich: Advanced seminar course (for PhD students) “Tombs and Epitaphs in Han China“
WS 2001/02:
Munich: Seminar „Currency Policy in Contemporary China“
Hamburg: Seminar „Currency Policy in Contemporary China“
SS 2001:
Munich: Seminar "Merchant guilds and guildhalls in Ming and Qing China"
Seminar: "Corruption in China: Nowadays and in the Past"
SS 1999:
Kiel: Seminar "China and Hong Kong: One Nation, two Currencies"
Kiel: Lecture course: "Aspect of the Social and Economic History of the Tang Period"
SS 1998:
Cologne: Seminar: "Aspects of the Social and Economic History of the Tang Period"
WS 1997/98:
Leiden: Seminar: "Socio–political History of the Song Period"
SS 1997:
Leiden: Seminar: "The Overseas Trade of Quanzhou in the Song Dynasty"
Würzburg:
WS 1995/96: Language Course: Premodern Chinese Literary Language (Haenisch III)
Seminar: "Middlemen and Intermediate Agencies in Ancient China"
Seminar: "Medicine and Medical Progress in Song China"
SS 1995: Language Course: Premodern Chinese Literary Language (Haenisch II)
Exercise (mainly reading texts with the students): "Philosophical and Literary Texts of the 20th century"
Seminar: "China's Foreign Relations During the Song Dynasty"
WS 1994/1995: Language Course: Premodern Chinese Literary Language (Haenisch I)
Exercise: "Early Confucian State Theories"
Introductory Seminar "History of the Peoples Republic of China"
Kiel:
SS 1994: Seminar "Chinese Epitaphs"
Exercise: "Business Chinese (3 hours)"
Würzburg:
SS 1993: Seminar "The Opium Wars"
WS 1992/93: Seminar "The Momentary Political and Economic Situation in China"
WS 1991/92: Language course: Chinese Colloquial Language III
SS 1991: Language course: Chinese Colloquial Language II
WS 1990/1991: Language course: Chinese Colloquial Language I
Introductory seminar: "Study of Sources of the Cultural Revolution"
SS 1990: Language course: Chinese Colloquial Language IV