The Kick-Off event of the Speaker Series "Politics and Repression - Strategies and Resistances in Scholarships" provides, among other, an insight into the Scholars at Risk network and its work. [...]
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The International Office informs and assists international researchers, postdocs, doctoral candidates/ PhD students, and international staff in all matters concerning their stay at the University of Oldenburg.
Make sure to register with our web portal for international researchers to benefit from our services and stay up to date with our calendar of events. The data will be used for internal purposes only!
Calendar of events for international doctoral candidates and researchers
Speaker Series "Politics of Repression - Strategies and Resistances in Scholarship" - Leibniz University Hannover: Kick-Off
Virtual Get Together: Game Night
We will meet online for a Game Night – a great opportunity to get to know other international researchers! No registration necessary. We are looking forward to an [...]
Labor Day: German national holiday
Labor Day: National holiday in Germany, shops and institutions are closed.
Online „Stammtisch“: networking for international doctoral candidates and postdocs
Once a month, our PhD support team offers a "Stammtisch" in changing locations for international PhD students, postdocs and visiting scholars. A nice opportunity to stay in touch. Due to [...]
Speaker Series "Politics of Repression - Strategies and Resistances in Scholarship" - contribution by the University of Oldenburg
Lecture "Untangling the Relationship between Internalized Heterosexism and Psychological Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration: A comparative study of Lesbian and Bisexual Women in Turkey and [...]
Ascension Day: German national holiday
Ascension Day is a national holiday in Germany, shops and institutions are closed.
Online presentation: Residence Law Issues for International Doctoral Candidates
Residence title for the purpose of studies, research or employment? Which residence title is the right one for my doctorate? And how can I prolong my residence title? Together with the Foreign [...]
Whit Monday: German national holiday
Whit Monday is a national holiday in Germany, shops and institutions are closed.
Speaker Series "Politics of Repression - Strategies and Resistances in Scholarship" - contribution by the University of Bremen
Lecture "PublicCrisisAcademia - Lessons on Repression from Turkish Universities". This lecture is part of the Speaker Series "Politics of Repression - Strategies and Resistances in Scholarship". [...]
Speaker Series "Politics of Repression - Strategies and Resistances in Scholarship" - contribution by the Leuphana University Lünebürg
Lecture "Forms of Repression in Brazil: The Political (after)life of Marielle Franco". This lecture is part of the Speaker Series "Politics of Repression - Strategies and Resistances in Scholarship". [...]
Reception for international researchers
Together with Prof. Dr. Verena Pietzner, Vice President for Instruction and International Affairs, the International Office invites all international researchers of the University of Oldenburg to a [...]
Speaker Series "Politics of Repression - Strategies and Resistances in Scholarship" - contribution by the University of Göttingen
Lecture "Research Diplomacy vs. Individual Experiences of Repression - Institutional Perspectives on a Tense Relationship". This lecture is part of the Speaker Series "Politics of Repression - [...]
German Unity Day: national holiday
German Unity Day is a national holiday. Many institutions and most shops (and of course the university!) are closed.
Reformation Day: holiday in Lower Saxony
Reformation Day is a national holiday in Lower Saxony, many shops and institutions are closed.
Video: international researchers
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