Mailing Address:
Ervin Malakaj
Dept. of Central, Eastern, & Northern European Studies
The University of British Columbia | Vancouver Campus
919-1873 East Mall | Vancouver BC | V6T 1Z1 Canada
email: ervin.malakaj [at] ubc.ca
Former Students
It's a great pleasure for me to hear from former students. Please don't ever hesitate to reach out, even if you just want to say hello. I'm always glad to write letters of recommendation and know that this process is a bit tricky for students who have not been in a course with me for a while. Please don't let this stop you from reaching out. Send me an email and I'd be glad to help strategize.
Inviting me to Give a Talk at your Institution or to Visit your Class
I'm glad to share ideas about my research and teaching. To this end, I have given various talks related to my research. I have also hosted workshops, or facilitated curricular renewal conversations with faculty in various settings. Lately, my favourite invitations have come from people who are either reading my work with their students or are interested in queer German studies.
Prospective Graduate Students
If you are interested in pursuing an MA or PhD in German studies at UBC and would like to work with me in some capacity, please reach out. You can find detailed information about our graduate programs here: https://cenes.ubc.ca/graduate/.
Ervin Malakaj
Dept. of Central, Eastern, & Northern European Studies
The University of British Columbia | Vancouver Campus
919-1873 East Mall | Vancouver BC | V6T 1Z1 Canada
email: ervin.malakaj [at] ubc.ca
Former Students
It's a great pleasure for me to hear from former students. Please don't ever hesitate to reach out, even if you just want to say hello. I'm always glad to write letters of recommendation and know that this process is a bit tricky for students who have not been in a course with me for a while. Please don't let this stop you from reaching out. Send me an email and I'd be glad to help strategize.
Inviting me to Give a Talk at your Institution or to Visit your Class
I'm glad to share ideas about my research and teaching. To this end, I have given various talks related to my research. I have also hosted workshops, or facilitated curricular renewal conversations with faculty in various settings. Lately, my favourite invitations have come from people who are either reading my work with their students or are interested in queer German studies.
Prospective Graduate Students
If you are interested in pursuing an MA or PhD in German studies at UBC and would like to work with me in some capacity, please reach out. You can find detailed information about our graduate programs here: https://cenes.ubc.ca/graduate/.
