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1. Creative

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   comparative, experimentally-based study on his patients. More details can be found in the narration Lind and scurvy The Bavarian War Secretary Benjamin Thompson has to solve the problem

2. Prove

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   highly systematic approach: a comparative, experimentally-based study on his patients. More details can be found in the narration Lind and scurvy The sheer multitude of chemical elements

3. Step-by-step

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   , was able to find the cause of the scurvy by employing a highly systematic approach: a comparative, experimentally-based study on his patients. More details can be found in the narration Lind and scurvy

4. Nourishment

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   -known illness from which seamen of all times suffered. James Lind, a ship's doctor, was able to find the cause of the scurvy by employing a highly systematic approach: a comparative, experimentally-based study

5. General Bibliography

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   Reference for the story-telling approach Listen Froese Klassen, C. (2013). "Stories" Created for Science Teaching: A Critical Analysis. In P. Heering, S. Klassen, & D.Metz, (Eds.).Flensburg Studies on the History and Philosophy of Science in Science Education, Vol. 2.Flensburg: Flensburg University Press (in press). Hadzigeorgiou, Y [...] through Stories and Informal Learning Environments. In P. Heering, S. Klassen, & D. Metz, (Eds.). Flensburg Studies on the History and Philosophy of Science in Science Education, Vol. 2 . Flensburg: Flensburg

6. Stories

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   storytelling approach for teachers. Even though their approach does not exactly correspond to ours, it may be useful to visit their project websites: Minnesota Case Study Collection

7. Biology

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   suffered. James Lind, a ship's doctor, was able to find the cause of the scurvy by employing a highly systematic approach: a comparative, experimentally-based study on his patients. More details can be found

8. Newly-Admitted Students

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   Portal for support, guidance and integration of international students Are you new to Europa-Universität Flensburg? Do you want to meet German and international students? Do you need some support in making your first steps in coming to Flensburg? With the Moin Campus Network, you can find all the practical information that you need on coming to Germany, your stay here and your studies [...] Welcome support Phase 2 - During your studies Phase 3 - Staying in Germany Registration for international

9. Going abroad

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   Going abroad During the third semester students have the possibility to study abroad either in an accredited course or within our Double Degree programme. Accreditation https://www.ul.ie/gps/european-studies-ma University of Catania Double Degree with the Università degli Studi di Catania , Italy University of Limerick . . . and coming soon (Fall Semester 2021/22): Double Degree with the University of Limerick , Ireland

10. FAQ

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    of our website for the deadline. Which are the application requirements? An applicant to the European Studies MA must: Have obtained an undergraduate degree (for example, a BA or in Germany a Magister, Diplom, or Staatsexamen) from an institution of higher education in Germany or elsewhere of at least three years of study. The degree must be in a subject or a combination of subjects relevant for the master's program in the field of humanities, social sciences, law or economics. The applicants must prove that they have completed that course of study

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