The Uppsala Centre for Holocaust and Genocide Studies is an academic department situated within Uppsala University, dedicated to the study of Holocaust and genocide. The center focuses on research and education related to these critical historical events, aiming to promote awareness and understanding of their implications. It serves as a hub for interdisciplinary research initiatives, encouraging collaboration among scholars from various fields.
The center hosts the Hugo Valentin Lecture series, which features prominent speakers and experts discussing relevant topics. In addition to lectures, it publishes research and educational materials that contribute to the academic discourse surrounding Holocaust and genocide studies. The Uppsala Centre also engages in outreach activities, connecting with both the academic community and the public to foster a deeper understanding of these subjects.
Furthermore, the center provides resources for students and researchers, including workshops and seminars that explore various aspects of Holocaust and genocide studies. Its collaborations with international organizations enhance its global perspective and impact, reinforcing its role as a significant institution in the field.