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Structured PhDs in the Social Sciences and Humanities

Structured PhDs in the Social Sciences and Humanities

Here you will find an overview of the PhD possibilities and announcements in the Faculties I – IV. For more information, please contact the respective contact person.

Faculty I

PhD concentration “Participation-Inclusion/Exclusion”

The doctoral programs are part of the Graduate School 3GO and can be completed with a certificate after completion of the planned courses (summer schools, teaching, foreign lectures, participation in colloquia etc. for a total of 30 credits). The contents of the Program are determined by examination regulations. The PhD program is in accordance with the regulations of the Faculty I for Education and Social Sciences. Here you will find information pertaining to the examination regulations (Ordnung über Inhalte und Prüfungen des Promotionsschwerpunktes) as well as information on special requirements for admission to the doctoral programs (Ordnung über besondere Zulassungsvoraussetzungen für die Promotionsprogramme).

Phd Program Professors Contact

PhD Program “Arbeit – Organisation- Wissen” (AROWI) The structured doctoral program "Arbeit - Organization - Wissen" (AROWI) at the University of Oldenburg aims to accompany social science graduates in the areas of work, organization and knowledge in the development of their PhD (doctorate degree), and to bring them closer to recent social science approaches and studies on these topics.

The program deals with changes in the workforce through globalization and technology processes and the resulting effects on the labor market and social inequalities. In the field of organization, it is about the interaction of the various actors in organizations and the analysis of organizations as heterogeneous and environmentally-friendly systems.

In the field of knowledge, the focus is on the relationship between knowledge and society. One, in particular regarding current information and communication technologies and their social impact.

Prof. Dr. Michael Feldhaus
Prof. Dr. Martin Heidenreich
Prof. Dr. Gesa Lindemann
Prof. Dr. Jannika Mattes
Prof. Dr. Torsten J. Selck
Prof. Dr. Sebastian Schnettler
Prof. Dr. Markus Tepe

Prof. Dr. Martin Heidenreich

„Lifelong Learning and Education Management" (L3BM)

The structured program "Lifelong learning and education management" (L3BM) aims at supporting graduates of the education sciences in the fields of further education, education management and teaching with digital media, as well as providing them with current studies research from these fields.

In the field of continuing education, the aim is to analyze the permeability and participation in the tertiary education system. On the one hand, the focus is on the institutional and structural barriers leading to the breakdown of education and the lack of participation of underrepresented groups. On the other hand, the structures, processes and effects of educational and pedagogic interventions are examined for the participation and quality improvement in the tertiary education system.

In the field of education management, the focus is on the organization, design and management of educational organizations and educational processes. In addition, organizational theoretical work related to education and public administration is supervised.

In the context of learning and teaching with digital media, approaches to the conception, development and evaluation of innovative teaching-learning designs from an international, organizational and  individual perspective are the focus of recent developments in educational technology.

 

Prof. Dr. Yvonne Ehrenspeck-Kolasa
Prof. Dr. Anke Hanft
Prof. Dr. Heinke Röbken
Prof. Dr. Karsten Speck
Prof. Dr. Olaf Zawacki-Richter

Prof. Dr. Olaf Zawacki-Richter

“Special Education and Rehabilitation” (SpuR

The aim of the structured doctoral program "Special Education and Rehabilitation" (SpuR) is to provide graduates of special education and rehabilitation pedagogy, psychology and health sciences with the development of their doctorates, particularly in the fields of special education, the rehabilitation of people with impairments and participation , inclusion and participation in educational and health care facilities. The focus is on current studies, evidence-based research results and international perspectives on these subject areas.

In the area of ​​special education, the focus is on diagnostics and counseling as well as the development and testing of evidence-based teaching and learning methods for children and adolescents with special educational needs to promote participation in the education system. On the one hand, the focus is on the institutional and structural barriers leading to the breakdown of education and the lack of participation of underrepresented groups. On the other hand, the structures, processes and effects of educational and pedagogic interventions are pursued for the participation and quality improvement in the inclusive education system.

The topic of rehabilitation / rehabilitation pedagogy is about the theorized analysis of rehabilitation and health processes of persons with a disability or handicap, as well as their (re) integration into society as well as in education and work processes. The focus is on approaches to the conception, development, consulting and evaluation of evidence-based funding and training programs against the background of participatory interdisciplinary care research.

Prof. Dr. Kerstin Bilda (Hochschule für Gesundheit Bochum)

Prof. Dr. Andrea Erdélyi

Prof. Martina Hasseler (Ostfalia Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaften)

Prof. Dr. Clemens Hillenbrand

Prof. Dr. Ute Koglin

Prof. Dr. Frauke Koppelin (Jade Hochschule)

Prof. Dr. Monika Ortmann

Prof. Dr. Heinrich Ricking

Prof. Dr. Gisela C. Schulze

Prof. Dr. Karsten Speck

Prof. Dr. Manfred Wittrock

Prof. Dr. Andreas Zieger

Prof. Dr. Gisela C. Schulze

Doctorate Center (DOZ) Special Education and Rehabilitation

PhD ProgramFacultyLecturerContact
Doctorate Center (DOZ) Special Education and Rehabilitation

Faculty I

  • Prof. Dr. Kerstin Bilda, Fachhochschule OOW
  • Prof. Dr. Andrea Erdélyi, University of Oldenburg
  • Jun.Prof. Dr. Britta Gebhard, University of Oldenburg
  • Prof. Dr. Martina Hasseler, Hochschule Wolfsburg
  • Prof. Dr. Clemens Hillenbrand, University of Oldenburg
  • Prof. Dr. Ute Koglin, University of Oldenburg
  • Prof. Dr. Frauke Koppelin, Jade Hochschule
  • Prof. Dr. Heinz Mühl, University of Oldenburg
  • Prof. Dr. Monika Ortmann, University of Oldenburg
  • Apl. Prof. Dr. Heinrich Ricking, University of Oldenburg
  • Prof. Dr. Gisela Schulze, University of Oldenburg
  • Prof. Dr. Karsten Speck, University of Oldenburg
  • Prof. Dr. Manfred Wittrock, University of Oldenburg
Prof. Dr. Ute KoglinMartin Podszus

0441/ 7984958 

 

DOZ Main Office:
A1 1-111

0441/ 7982010 

 

 

Faculty II

PhD Program „Transnational Economics and Law in the Information Society” (TELIS)

PhD ProgramFacultyLecturer(s)Contact

„Transnational Economics and Law in the Information Society” (TELIS)

Faculty II

Department of Business and Law

Prof. Dr. Hans-Michael Trautwein

Heide Elsner

 

PhD Program „Environmental Economics and Sustainability Management” (UNA)

PhD ProgramFacultyLecturer(s)Contact

„„Environmental Economics and Sustainability Management”

Faculty II

Department of Business and Law

Prof. Dr. Bernd SiebenhünerHeide Elsner

 

Faculty III

PhD Program „Culture of Gender Studies“

PhD ProgramFacultyLecturer(s)Contact
„Culture of Gender Studies“

Faculty III

Institute for Culture Studies, Textile Media

Prof. Dr. Karen Ellwanger

Prof. Dr. Silke Wenk

Helene-Lange-Kolleg "Identity constructions of young adults in a post-socialist transformation society: the case of Belarus"


Graduate College

Faculty

Lecturer(s)

Contact
"Identity constructions of young adults in a post-socialist transformation society: the case of Belarus"

Faculty III

Institute for Material Culture
Institute for Music

Institute for Slavic Studies

  • Cooperating Partners:  Institute for Economic Sociology, University of Vienna (Prof. Dr. Bernhard Kittel)
Center for Social and Political Research of the State University of Minsk (Prof. Dr. David Rotman)

 

Prof. Dr. Gun-Britt Kohler

 

A 8 1-113 

0441/ 7982309

Prof. Dr. Gun-Britt Kohler

Faculty IV

Interdisciplinary Programs

PhD programme Gestalten der Zukunft (Shaping the future)

Subject Faculty Lecturer(s)   Contact
The PhD programme aims to critically observe and accompany the many-voiced network of ideas and expectations, of hopes and fears, including the corresponding (political) programmes and measures, which revolves around the concept, techniques, and practices of digitalisation. To this end, it reflects, informed by the humanities, cultural studies and social sciences, on society’s approach to digitalisation and, in an interdisciplinary dialogue, pursues the questions, 1. how, under what conditions, and in which social areas (politics, education, economy, health care, etc.) which blueprints of a digital future will emerge, 2. how these drafts take shape, gain acceptance, or fade away unheard in different genres and media (in party programmes, academic expertise, futurology, science fiction, etc.), 3. what influence do drafts of a digital future have on the present, e.g. in processes of political decision-making, in educational initiatives, or in measures for the solution, channelling, and defence of problems and crises that have been diagnosed and prognostically anticipated in the present

Faculties I, II, III und IV

 

In cooperation with Jade Hochschule, the Hanse-Wissenschafts-kolleg Delmenhorst (HWK) and 3GO.

Prof. Dr. Thomas Alkemeyer

Prof. Dr. Martin Butler

 

Coordination

Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg
Faculty III


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