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Try out the humanities: University of Kassel invites school pupils
Anyone can speak, think and believe anyway - what else is there to study? Quite a lot. The humanities, which include disciplines such as philosophy, history, theology, literature, media studies and linguistics, play a central role in understanding human culture and society. Strengthening them is essential to promote critical thinking, cultural awareness and ethical reflection. Through interdisciplinary approaches and practice-oriented research, the humanities therefore contribute to solving current social challenges. The promotion and strengthening of the humanities is therefore a decisive contribution to the holistic development of an enlightened and sustainable society.
The individual sessions offer insights into current research topics in the respective fields as well as into studies and career prospects. Each session focuses on specific areas of application of various humanities and cultural studies methods, which the students can try out for themselves.
What is a preparatory course?
A propaedeutic course is a preliminary course to the actual course of study in which fundamental basic knowledge is taught. The word comes from the ancient Greek and means "to teach in advance". Although the ProUni preparatory course offers initial insights into various academic disciplines, it is not yet part of a later degree course. A certificate of attendance is issued for regular attendance.
To register student groups or individual registrations and for further information, please contact:
Prof. Dr. Lea Schäfer
University of Kassel
FB 02 Humanities and Cultural Studies
Chair of Linguistics / Language History
Kurt-Wolters-Str. 5, 34125 Kassel
lea.schaefer[at]uni-kassel[dot]de
All events: Kurt-Wolters-Str. 5, 34125 Kassel, Room 0019
Wed 27.11. 18:15-19:45
Welcome and introduction: Prof. Dr. Lea Schäfer and Prof. Dr. Petra Freudenberger-Lötz: Religious Education
Wed 04.12. 18:15-19:45
Prof. Dr. Dirk Stederoth: History of Philosophy
Wed 11.12. 18:15-19:45
Prof. Dr. Tom Kleffmann: Systematic Theology
Wed 18.12. 18:15-19:45
Prof. Dr. Susanne Bach: English Literature
Wed 15.01. 18:15-19:45
Prof. Dr. Holger Ehrhardt and Prof. Dr. Nikola Roßbach: German Literary Studies
Wed 22.01. 18:15-19:45
Maria Gallinat, Lukas Janzon and Marcel Linnenkohl: German Linguistics / Language Didactics
Wed 29.01. 18:15-19:45
Prof. Dr. Sandra Drumm: German as a second language
Wed 05.02. 18:15-19:45
Prof. Dr. Tanja Angelovska and Prof. Dr. Holden Härtl: Foreign language teaching and learning research: Didactics of the English language / English linguistics
Wed 12.02. 18:15-19:45
Prof. Dr. Claudia Schlaak: Foreign language teaching and learning research: Didactics of French and Spanish
French and Spanish