Program Overview

University Program Information

The university offers subject-specific semester courses with credit points, focusing on information, data, and media literacy. These courses cater to the diverse information needs of students and researchers across various subjects.

Course Description

In the subject-specific IDM courses, students learn how to conduct efficient searches for subject-specific information within their subject area. They also learn how to evaluate the information and process the data. The courses aim to equip students with the necessary skills to find the right title that answers their research question and to visualize their results using suitable tools.

Subject-Specific Advice and Courses

Subject librarians provide advice and support to researchers and students on searching for information and offer guidance for academic work. This support is available through individual consultations or as part of a course or training session. The librarians help students and researchers identify the important databases in their subject area and navigate the information landscape to achieve their academic goals.

• Key aspects of the program include:
  • Learning to conduct efficient searches for subject-specific information
  • Evaluating information and processing data
  • Using tools for visualizing results
  • Receiving subject-specific advice and support from librarians
  • Access to individual consultations and course or training sessions for academic support