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data (matriculation number, password). 1.4 Agree to the terms of use. 1.5 Provide your full name and university e-mail address when registering and agree to the policies. 3 1.6 After confirmation, you

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• Mandatory semester abroad in EUCS

you need an apostille, overauthentication or final verification to use it abroad. If you need the certificate for an authority of a member state of the European Union there is no need for an apostille. [...] drucken” to receive a payment confirmation which you can also use to hand in with your tax declaration. You can choose to end the session now by clicking on “Beenden” or apply for another certificate

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is not helpful (Kiratli & Lerche 2022): Blind people use different screen readers and additional Braille displays to access digital content. People with visual impairments use magnification software to read the content. Speech output is also used in some cases. People with limited motor skills usually use technical aids to simplify control. Examples are one-hand keyboards or [...] requirements are supported (STUDYasU): Clearly structure content. Use formatting templates Use sans-serif fonts, font size 20 pt and 1.5 line spacing Ensure high color contrast between font and background

through exercises dealing with aspects of academic style, language use, grammar, punctuation and text structure. The topic of plagiarism will be addressed. Assistance and feedback will be available for [...] to practice important aspects of English grammar and vocabulary use in an academic context. For exchange students , 3 CPs are available on successful completion. This course is exercise-based with a [...] for present, past & future time; non-finite verb forms and their use in academic texts; verb patterns; passive voice (as an alternative to personal language); sentence structure and linking; clauses (

, M. & Büttner, M. (2024). Fossil mentalities: How fossil fuel use has historically shaped and was shaped by societal imaginaries. Geoforum , 150, 103981. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.geoforum.2024.103981 [...] Degrowing concrete - on the history and future of the world’s most used and most destructive material. Invited talk at the Center for Applied Ecological Thinking (CApE), 5 September 2023. Sozial-ökologische

data ('data wrangling'), visualize and analyze data using basic statistical techniques, and publish their results in the form of reproducible reports. You should bring your own laptop for [...] , visualize and explore both qualitative and quantitative data using the software R. The latter is introduced using flipped-classroom exercises referring to the collection of materials for empirical [...] or you have not yet received an invitation to Basecamp, which we use for organisational issues, please contact Claudius via email. More information can also be found at the ICES website.

is the obligatory attendance of the Bachelor/Master colloquium. We use the colloquium to provide you with information about the preparation of scientific theses and for scientific exchange about the final

institution. At the applicant’s discretion, the grant may be used above all for the following purposes: research trips, participation in conferences and organization of their own conferences, temporary [...] not serve to cover the applicant’s living expenses, nor may it be used to finance typical outlay that is the responsibility of the respective research institution (e.g. overhead projectors and printing

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figures, in the context of "literary realism," a label commonly used for the historical period between the Civil War and World War I. It aims to familiarize students with the writer and his work, shedding [...] explore the complexities and potential pitfalls inherent in the use of broad literary classifications such as "realism." Lecture by Prof. Dr. Holger Kersten from Universität Halle-Wittenberg

This concept emphasizes how individuals can lessen their resource use through changes in everyday practices, like housing, dining, shopping, and transportation, and which policy frameworks can promote