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Nachhaltige Energiewende Position Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin Vita Gisa Holzhausen has been working as a research associate in the FossilExit research group at the European University of Flensburg [...] the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR), a nature reserve in Alaska. Since then, she has been working in various professional positions to promote the sustainable transformation of the energy system

ourselves with questions of literary craft. As well as that, we’re digging into language, positioning our works culturally, and learning how to re-write and refine our writing with the help of our peers’ feedback [...] of our class is the workshop and effectively participating in one is a key skill you will begin working on the moment you join us. The workshop is a space in which you present your writing for thorough [...] Soon after, on a wing and a prayer, she left for Germany. She’s still here. From 2017 to 2019, she worked at Kiel's University of Applied Sciences for both the Centre for Languages and Intercultural Studies

history of the German-Danish border region in the 19th century. The event is aimed at researchers working in historical multilingualism, linguistics, regional and border studies , as well as the campus community

responsible for the timely submission of their application documents. How the online application works You may only apply for one restricted-admission degree program (or a combined restricted-admission [...] criteria set forth in the statute regarding proof of foreign language proficiency or from a practical work experience in accordance with the study qualification statutes of Europa-Universität Flensburg (see

responsible for the timely submission of their application documents. How the online application works You may only apply for one restricted-admission degree program (or a combined restricted-admission

submissions after the application deadline has passed will not be accepted. How the online application works You may only apply for one restricted-admission degree program (or a combined restricted-admission

research work and teaching is. Plagiarism is therefore severely sanctioned in Germany. This course teaches you how to avoid plagiarism and how to quote correctly. This course also includes working with and [...] you on track to finish the course. The instructor will send weekly reminders but you can generally work at your own pace. Assessment: Completion of homework assignments. Language portfolio turned in on [...] you on track to finish the course. The instructor will send weekly reminders but you can generally work at your own pace. Assessment: Completion of homework assignments. Post-test on the last day of course

: written exam (60%), oral exam (20%), project work (during the course) (20%) Workload: 180 h 60 h face-to-face 60 h self-study 60 h graded project work and exam preparation ECTS (Incomings):6 If classes [...] instruction is German. Contact hours: 4 h/week Assessment : written exam (60%), oral exam (20%), project work (during the course) (20%) Workload : 180 h 60 h face-to-face 60 h self-study 60 h graded homework [...] instruction is German. Contact hours: 4 h/week Assessment : written exam (60%), oral exam (20%), project work (during the course) (20%) Workload : 180 h 60 h face-to-face 60 h self-study 60 h graded homework

meant to serve as a platform where early-stage researchers get constructive feedback on their ongoing work. Thursdays 9:30-10:30 a.m., Riga 601 hybrid. Organization Hosted by: Prof. Dr. Claudius Gräbner R

international relations. Students from all the participating universities in Germany, Italy and China worked together in groups to reflect on what they had learnt, delivering their own presentations on the [...] short presentations in small international groups, greatly enriching the intercultural exchange. Working alongside students from Fudan University offered valuable insights into the differing perceptions [...] Professor Krauss shares a common interest with the department in understanding the shaping of the world of work under the conditions of new disruptive technologies. Professor Glassmann articulated his profound