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– Master of Arts (M.A.) Study social transformation and sustainability, and learn how to actively shape change. Apply now Contents The degree program at a glance Course content Is this degree program right [...] not sustainable and need fundamental change. You want to understand transformation processes, help shape society, and make a meaningful contribution. You value learning on an equal footing – with strong [...] society. It prepares you for positions of responsibility in which knowledge about change and the shaping of transformation processes is key. Typical workplaces: Institutions and organizations carrying out

reservation for meetings, workshops, events, and more. It is a welcoming and ever-evolving space, shaped by what happens there and by the people who come through it — students, residents, associations,

but also experienced a culture that promotes innovation and entrepreneurial thinking. This still shapes my work as co-managing director and has given me valuable tools for founding and running a successful [...] doctorate and pursue an academic career. You set your own focus during your studies, allowing you to shape your career according to your preferences. We prepare you for your career with internships, project

Learn more at one of our monthly online information sessions! More information European Cultures and Society (EUCS) – Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Explore Europe’s diverse cultures and societies in English

change’ (Oxford University Press 2014), ‘The Eurogroup. How a secretive circle of finance ministers shape European economic governance’ (Manchester University Press 2006) and 'Die Wirtschafts- und Sozialpolitik [...] Politikwissenschaft. Puetter, U. (2006), The Eurogroup . How a secretive circle of finance ministers shape European economic governance , Manchester: Manchester University Press. Edited Volumes and special

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readers to dive into a foreign world. With their words, writers not only create characters, but also shape landscapes and cities, entire continents in the minds of their readers. However, they are not only

process (e.g., anchored in examination regulations or as lecturers) and in a role that contributes to shaping content. The aim is to promote the transfer of knowledge between partners; transfer can and should

is a bottom-up workshop for educational practice in the context of digitality. Under the motto “Shaping practice differently together,” FabricaDigitalis supports people in exploring digital-related practices

"This transfer field encompasses public interest projects in which external partners actively co-shape and co-develop research questions, processes, and solutions. These collaborations offer valuable insights

important resources we humans have. It helps us meet the diverse demands of everyday life and work, and shape our lives socially and culturally. Teachers, both inside and outside of school, therefore carry a