Oldenburg School
Oldenburg School
Oldenburg School for the Social Sciences and the Humanities
Under the title Oldenburg School for the Social Sciences and the Humanities, a series of events is held annually in September at the C.v.O. University of Oldenburg, which serves to promote young academics in the humanities and social sciences. Over a period of about two weeks, the organisers from School I, II, III and IV offer topic-, theory- and/or method-centred events such as summer schools, master classes, autumn workshops or alumni conferences.
PROGRAMME 2019
| Period | The event | Organisers | Target group |
| 06./07.09. | Interdisciplinary workshop "The question of ownership" (A05 0-056) | Nina Gmeiner/ Niklas Angerbauer | PhD students and postdocs |
| 10.09. | Workshop "Finding a topic and writing a synopsis" (A05 0-056) | 3GO (advisor: Dr Nina Feltz) | Master's students, graduates and doctoral candidates |
| 10.-12.09. | Writing room. Inputs, free writing time & individual counselling (A05 0-054) | 3GO (advisor: Dr Maxi Berger) | Students and doctoral candidates |
| 12.09. | Qualitative evaluation workshop (A05 0-056) | 3GO (advisor: Dr Christine Moritz) | Master's students, graduates, doctoral students and postdocs |
| 13./14.09. | Workshop "Third-party funding applications and scholarship applications" (A05 0-056) | 3GO (advisor Dr Christine Moritz) | Graduates, doctoral candidates and postdocs |
| 16./17.09. | Workshop "Zombies in popular culture" (A05 0-056) - the event will not take place- | Haimo Stiemer/ Dr Till Huber | Master's students, graduates, doctoral students and postdocs |
The programme is continuously updated.
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The aim of the Oldenburg School is to promote and sustainably improve the quality of research and training of young scientists from the degree to the postdoctoral phase. To this end, targeted programmes are made available for the transitional phase between degree and doctorate and all interested academics are supported in developing their own events. The organisers attract national and international (early career) researchers to the university with a broad-based call for proposals and specifically invited speakers. For this reason, the Oldenburg School offers both young academics and participating internal and external university lecturers an interdisciplinary forum for the further development of their projects and long-term networking.
