Doctoral candidates' day 2026

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3GO Coordinator

Rea Kodalle

S 1-130

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Fridays: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Robert Mitschke

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Geschäftsführung und Koordination

Rea Kodalle

S 1-130

+49 (0)441 798-5481

Sprechstunde: individuelle Beratung buchbar (mit den eigenen Zugangsdaten in Stud.IP einloggen)

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Robert Mitschke

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Heike Sordey

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.

What do digital humanities actually do?

In her online lecture "New technology(s) - new science?" Frederike van Ooschot answers the following questions:
What does the narrative of a "new" science mean? Who is the subject of DH? Where can new epistemic logics be found? What is the research policy setting of DH? And how does all this relate to the self-image of "classical" humanities?

Doctoral candidates' day 2026

Doctoral candidate day for the social sciences and humanities

Focus topic: Digital Humanities - opportunities and challenges

11 June 2026 | 14.00- 20.00 | BIS-Saal | Registration via Stud.IP


Programme

2.00 pm | Admission, registration and opening of the 3GO Doctoral Candidates' Day

2.15 pm | Digital Humanities Workshop for doctoral candidates

Whether text analysis with Python, digital editions, visualisation of networks, digital archiving or the use of AI tools: Digital methods and tools are playing an increasingly important role in everyday research in the humanities and social sciences. The digital humanities are at the interface with Computing Science and thus offer a wide range of approaches to illuminate research questions from new perspectives and open up new fields of research. However, the question must always be asked to what extent these fit the individual research project, where the possibilities but also the limits and challenges lie.

The workshop is aimed at doctoral students from the humanities and social sciences who want to organise their research digitally and experiment with digital methods. It does not require any basic technical knowledge.

Speaker: Jonas Kaiser (Consultant for Digital Humanities and Subject Librarian for Art and Visual Culture, Material Culture, Journalism and Theatre Studies, BIS)

17.00 hrs | Poster session for doctoral projects

As part of the Doctoral Candidates' Day, you will have the opportunity to present your academic work in the form of a poster and engage in dialogue with other young academics. You can present (partial) results of your research project, the design of your study or the development of methods or theory. The Graduate School 3GO will cover the printing costs.

Deadline for poster submission from all subjects of School I to IV (except Information): 3 June 2026

18.00 hrs | Lecture "Research Digital! Research cultures in the humanities"

Keynote / Opening of the 1st Digital Humanities Day at the UOL
Prof Dr Andrea Rapp (Institute for Linguistics and Literary Studies at TU Darmstadt and President of the Academy of Sciences and Literature Mainz)

Registration form

Doctoral candidates who would like to participate in the Doctoral Candidates' Day should register for the event via Stud.IP. Doctoral candidates who would like to present a poster .

Digital research? 1st Digital Humanities Day at the University of Oldenburg

11/12 June | BIS-Saal

Where do we stand - and where is the journey heading?

The digital humanities (DH) are at the interface between the humanities and digital technologies. They bring methods of Computing Science, data analysis and visualisation to subjects such as history, linguistics, philosophy or art history and thus enable completely new ways of answering old questions or even asking new questions in the first place, creating interdisciplinary dialogues and synergy effects and generating new insights through co-operation. Further information and registration

Organised by:

Jonas Kaiser (Library and Information System / BIS, Consultant for Digital Humanities)
Dr Lucas Haasis (Gamelab Villa Geistreich and Gerda Henkel Fellow, German Maritime Museum)
in co-operation with the Graduate School 3GO

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