3GO Newsletter May 2026
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3GO Newsletter May 2026
Places still available in upcoming workshops - register now!
Also: Doctoral candidates' day, Digital Humanities Day and ScienceSlam are imminent
Over the next few days and weeks, we have a varied programme of workshops, especially on methodological topics. There are still places available in all courses, please register in Stud.IP!
In particular, two workshops are starting next week, for which interested parties can still register at short notice: An online workshop on multilevel models & structural equation modelling with R and a workshop on the basics of qualitative research methods.
All 3GO workshops are primarily aimed at social scientists, humanities scholars, cultural scientists and social scientists, but can also be opened up to doctoral students from other disciplines - feel free to contact us!
Upcoming 3GO events in the summer semester
Lectures
Winter term 2026 / 2027
Doctoral candidates' day on 11 June
This year's Doctoral Candidates' Day of the Graduate School of Social Sciences and Humanities (3GO) is dedicated to the main topic of Digital Humanities. It is linked with a joint keynote to the 1st Oldenburg Digital Humanities Day, which will mainly take place on 12 June (see additional article in the newsletter). The homepage of the doctoral candidate day offers current information on the programme and registration.
1st Oldenburg Digital Humanities Day on 12 June
The University of Oldenburg is bringing its digital humanities community together - over two days, in one room, with one common question:
Where do we stand - and where is the journey going?
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 posing new questions in the first place, creating interdisciplinary dialogues and synergy effects and generating new insights through co-operation.
The 1st DH Day offers a platform for exchange on current projects, new methods and the future of Digital Humanities at the University of Oldenburg - open to all researchers and interested parties from Oldenburg and the surrounding area. Detailed information on the programme and registration can be found on the event homepage.
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
Science Slam on 17 June - Registration is now open!
The organising is in its final stages, but the excitement is already building:
The Science Slam 2026 will take place on 17 June from 7.00 pm in the auditorium.
As always, entry to the Science Slam is free of charge. However, due to the limited number of seats in the auditorium (A11), we ask that you register in advance.
Internal guests – that is, students, PhD candidates and staff at the University of Oldenburg – can register via Stud.IP.
External guests should please send a short, informal email listing the names of all guests to . You will then be added to our guest list and can enjoy the evening with us.
Doors open at 6.45 pm. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.
Before and after the event, the Studentenwerk will be selling drinks, so you can have a refreshment and chat about the slam performances.
Organised by:
Research Centre Neurosensory Science
Department for Research and Technology Transfer
Graduate Academy
OLTECH Graduate School
3GO Graduate School
Online workshop "Successfully applying for a HAW professorship"
The universities of Bremen and Bremerhaven invite you to the online workshop "Successfully applying for a HAW professorship"!
Wednesday, 24 June from 3-5 pm
The focus is on the written application: cover letter, documents, CV, teaching and research concept and references.
-Compact, practical tips on the strategic orientation of the application
- Overview of requirements and the appointment procedure
-Insights from practice by an experienced committee chairperson
Access to the online meeting will be sent with the registration confirmation.