Program Overview

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University Program Information

The university offers a range of programs and courses for students.

Program Details

• The program includes various courses such as:
  • Course program for structured doctoral studies
  • Motivation and time management during the doctorate
  • How do I write a book?
  • Introduction to the application of the law
  • Basic principles of labor and collective bargaining law
  • Basic principles of administrative law
  • Data protection
  • Occupational safety & fire protection
  • First aid
  • Literature and database research
  • Citavi
  • EvaExam
  • Selected courses RZ
  • Copyright
  • The path to publication
  • Press and public relations work
  • Personnel selection
  • Third-party funding
  • Preparation for leadership tasks

Course Descriptions

Course program for a structured doctorate

The course program for structured promotion includes various events and workshops to support doctoral students in their research and academic development.

Motivation and time management during your doctorate

This course focuses on motivation and time management during the promotion process, providing practical tips and strategies for doctoral students to manage their time effectively and stay motivated throughout their research.

How do I write a book?

This course is designed to help doctoral students write their dissertation, focusing on the structure, style, and content of the book. It provides guidance on how to make the dissertation readable and engaging for a wider audience.

Introduction to the application of the law

This course introduces students to the basics of law and its application, covering topics such as the fundamentals of law, administrative competence, and the structure of the state administration.

Basic principles of labor and collective bargaining law

This course provides an overview of labor and tariff law, including the basics of employment contracts, working hours, and vacation time. It also covers the regulations of the TV-L tariff agreement.

Principles of administrative law

This course covers the fundamentals of administrative law, including the concept of administrative acts, their characteristics, and types. It also discusses typical problem areas in administrative law.

Data protection

This course focuses on data protection, covering topics such as the importance of data protection, the principles of data protection law, and the legal basis for handling data at the university.

Occupational safety & fire protection

This course covers occupational safety and fire protection, including topics such as accident prevention, first aid, and fire safety measures.

First aid

This course provides training in first aid, including the basics of first aid, wound care, and the use of defibrillators.

Literature and database research

This course is designed to help students conduct efficient literature and database research, covering topics such as search strategies, database selection, and literature management.

Citavi

This course introduces students to the literature management program Citavi, covering topics such as importing literature references, organizing references, and creating bibliographies.

EvaExam

This course provides an introduction to the EvaExam software, which is used for online exams and assessments. It covers the basics of creating and conducting online exams, as well as evaluating and grading student performance.

Selected courses RZ

This course allows students to choose from a range of computer science courses, including topics such as programming, data structures, and software engineering.

Copyright

This course covers the basics of copyright law, including the rights of authors, the protection of intellectual property, and the use of copyrighted materials in academic work.

The path to publication

This course provides guidance on the publication process, including topics such as the preparation of manuscripts, the submission process, and the publication of research results.

Press and public relations work

This course covers the basics of press and public relations, including topics such as media relations, press releases, and public relations strategies.

Personnel selection

This course focuses on personnel selection, including topics such as the development of job descriptions, the analysis of application documents, and the conduct of job interviews.

Third-party funding

This course covers the basics of third-party funding, including topics such as the acquisition of funding, the management of funding projects, and the reporting of funding results.

Preparation for leadership tasks

This course is designed to prepare students for leadership roles, covering topics such as leadership styles, communication, and conflict management.