Wednesday 31/8
- 10:00-17:30 Registration in the Foyer (Aula Rector Dhanis - K Foyer)
- 17:30-20:00: Opening ceremony and Keynote Hilde Greefs (University of Antwerp): Arriving in Antwerp. Migration, Settlement and Urban Change in a Modern Port City (Aula Rector Dhanis - K001)
- 20:00: Drinks and walking dinner (Foyer Rector Dhanis)
Thursday 1/9
- 12:40-14:00/14:30: Meeting International Committee of EAUH (restricted access - R.219)
- 17:45-18:30: Keynote Tim Hitchcock (University of Sussex): Digital Urban History? Space, Place, Voice and Text in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Courtroom. (Aula Rector Dhanis - K001)
- 18:30-19:30: General assembly of the EAUH & selection of new IC members (Aula Rector Dhanis - K001)
- 19:00-21:00: Museum visit MAS (including exhibiton "Antwerp à la carte") and Red Star Line
- Meeting point: from 19:00 onwards (so no strict time) at the museum entrances
- No entrance fee
- Meeting point: from 19:00 onwards (so no strict time) at the museum entrances
Friday 2/9
- 17:45-18:30: Keynote Daniel Jütte (New York University): Locked Out: Toward a Material History of Urban Inequality (Aula Rector Dhanis - K001)
- 19:30-23:00: Dinner @ Zoo
- Only for participants that registered to the - supplementary - conference dinner
- !!!Please bring your dinner ticket!!!!

Saturday 3/9
- 14-16: Closing ceremony debate 'Let´s talk (about) Theory' followed by drinks (Aula Rector Dhanis - K001)
- 17:30 - 18:15: Meeting of the International Committee of EAUH (including the newly elected members - restricted access - SJ-Foyer)
Sunday 4/9 - post-conference tours in Antwerp
These tours will be free of charge, registration will take place during the conference and will close after the closing ceremony.
- The ‘real side’ of Antwerp: a walk around “district” 2060, arrival neighborhood (Ilja Van Damme, Roschanack Shaery-Yazdi) - FULLY BOOKED
- Antwerp, the sixteenth century commercial metropolis (Bruno Blondé) - FULLY BOOKED
- Toxic Legacies in Postindustrial Antwerp (Sebastian Haumann)
- Imagining and building the modern city: urban projects by architect Léon Stynen (Bart Tritsmans) - FULLY BOOKED
* subject to changes