The “Colloquia Augustana” has been published since 1995 as a series by the Institute for European Cultural History at the University of Augsburg. The series is interdisciplinary in nature and brings together contributions from various disciplines that engage with cultural history in the broadest sense.

Since 1991, the Studia Augustana series has served as a forum for literary and intermedia research. The series focuses on the intersection of the late Middle Ages, the early modern period, and the early modern era, reflecting Augsburg’s significance in cultural history.

The series brings together editions, monographs, and anthologies from a variety of disciplines.

The Documenta Augustana will henceforth be published as a new series. It is dedicated to the publication of editions, anthologies, and monographs with a focus on regional history.

This series contains editions of musical manuscripts from Augsburg and Swabia.

Starting with the 7th edition in 2026, the series “Hainhoferiana – Studies in the Art and Cultural History of Swabia and Europe,” which compiles the results of the annual Hainhofer Colloquium in its individual volumes, is published by the IEK. The volumes are edited by Prof. Dr. Dr. Andreas Tacke (Trier) in collaboration with the experts who are jointly responsible for the conception of the conferences

The “Bulletin of the Institute for European Cultural History” has been published since 1997 as the Institute’s journal. It is generally published once a year and contains both scholarly articles and reports on the Institute’s activities.

Further information on publishing in an IEK-series