Dominique Charpin – External lectures

Statutory education in France and abroad

2023–2024

United States

University of Chicago*

Between 14 and 24 April 2024, two lectures (2 hours) on:

  • New Discoveries in Southern Iraq;
  • The Secretaries of the Kings of Mari.

*As part of an agreement signed with the Collège de France.

2021–2022

United States

University of Chicago*

In spring 2022, two courses on:

  • New Discoveries in Southern Iraq;
  • The Secretaries of the Kings of Mari.

*As part of an agreement signed with the Collège de France

2020–2021

Germany

University of Bonn*

In May 2021, a course on: Hammurabi, a Babylonian ruler who administered justice throughout his empire.

*As part of an agreement signed with the Collège de France

United States

University of Chicago*

In March 2021, two courses on:

  • New Discoveries in Southern Iraq;
  • The Secretaries of the Kings of Mari.

*As part of an agreement signed with the Collège de France

2019–2020

United States

University of Chicago

From 6 to 17 April 2020, two courses on:

  • New Discoveries in Southern Iraq;
  • The Secretaries of the Kings of Mari.

2018–2019

Mexico

El Colegio Nacional and UNAM, Mexico City

On 11 October 2018, a lecture on: The Assyriologist: a historian (almost) like any other.

2017–2018

Belgium

Belgium Namur Secondary School

On 17 January 2018, a lecture on: Bringing Mesopotamian Civilization back to life: from clay to the internet.

Israel

French Biblical and Archaeological School, Jerusalem

Between 12 and 16 March 2018, two courses on:

  1. Mari and the Bible: a preliminary assessment;
  2. Debt forgiveness, from Sumer to the present day.

And a seminar on: Review and outlook for research on the Paleo-Babylonian period.

2016–2017

Austria

Vienna Academy of Sciences

During the 2016–2017 academic year, three lectures on: Recent developments in research on the Paleo-Babylonian period.

Switzerland

University of Lausanne

On 22 September 2015, a lecture on: Debt cancellation, from Mesopotamia to the present day.