About 3GO
Kontakt
3GO Coordinator
Evaluation
Program ‚Schreibbegleitung’
Program ‚Nach dem Studium promovieren?!’
Kontakt
Geschäftsführung und Koordination
Evaluation
Administration
Beratungsbedarf?
Die UOL bietet Promovierenden und Promotionsinteressierten vielfältige Beratungs- und Unterstützungsangebote. Wir zeigen, wer für wen und bei welchen Anliegen zuständig ist.
Good Scientific Practice and GenAI
New Recommendations for the use of generative AI in doctoral studies can be find here.
About 3GO
On this page you will find information on the tasks of the 3GO, its directorate and the organization as well as information on membership.
Who is 3GO responsible for?
Our courses, events and counselling services are aimed at doctoral candidates in the humanities and social sciences (Schools I -IV). Professors receive support in applying for research projects and structured doctoral programmes. We are happy to cooperate with both doctoral candidates and professors for workshops, (ring) lectures or conferences.
Allocation of places: Who is entitled to a place in our workshops?
Addressees: The 3GO workshops are aimed at accepted or enrolled doctoral candidates from School I to IV (with the exception of FK II, Department of Computing Science) at the CVO University of Oldenburg.
Costs: Participation in the 3GO workshops is free of charge for members of 3GO (memberships are governed by the regulations).
Registration: Registration for workshops via Stud.IP on your own(further information).
- Latecomers: Remaining places are allocated to doctoral students from oltech; in individual cases, postdocs, external students and students can move up.
Tasks
- Provision of qualification and support measures for doctoral students, e.g. in the areas of methods, key qualifications
- Consultation and networking of doctoral candidates
- Development of services for doctoral students and their supervisors
- Support in doctoral supervision
- Support in the field of internationalization, e.g. Advice on stays abroad, funding opportunities
- Integration of international doctoral candidates
- Support in the development and (further) development of structured doctoral programs in the faculties
- Support of interdisciplinary collaborations, e.g. Research Training
- Participation in the further development and implementation of quality standards
Board of Directors
The Graduate School is managed by a Board of Directors consisting of four members of the group of university lecturers and four members of the doctoral students. One university lecturer and one doctoral candidate (and, if applicable, representatives) from each School are elected to the Board of Directors for two years.
Term of office 2025-2027
Director: Prof Dr Gunter Kreutz
Deputy Director: Prof Dr Gisela C. Schulze
Coordinator/Managing Director (advisory): Rea Kodalle
You would like to become a member?
In principle, all PhD students of the Faculties I, II (Department of Economics and Law), III and IV as well as the scientists of the participating faculties, who are entitled to supervise doctoral candidates and have the right to take examinations, can become members and members of the Graduate School.
Please inform us of your desire for membership or relative status informally
.
Upon admission to the Graduate School, the doctoral candidate and the professorial members are also members of the Graduate Academy. Membership does not constitute an obligation to participate in structured programs.
