Incoming students
The following page offers useful information on courses held in English provided by the Institute for Sociology in Erlangen (see list below). In addition, both permanent and exchange students can consult the faculty’s International Office website when requiring further support.
The Institute also provides a weekly tutorial program in which fellow students offer advice and support relating to the courses on offer. If you are interested in attending one of the English listed subjects, please feel free to contact the relevant lecturer to register for the course in question. This will also give you the opportunity to discover what exam procedures have to be complied with. If you are interested in German taught courses you will also be required to contact the relevant lecturer regarding admission.
The courses listed below are taught in English. If you are interested in one of the subjects listed (see below), you can scan the links and contact the lecturers for registering and modes of examination. If you are interested in courses taught in german language, please contact the lecturers for terms of admission.
For your attention:
Courses below are imported automatically from UnivIS, the campus information system, for the current term, only. You can also search in UnivIS for sociological courses taught in English for the next term. The result of your research will depend on how and when information is delivered by the respective lecturers. Additionally, you have the opportunity to participate in courses offered by the Master program „Standards of Decision Making Across Cultures„.
Courses for incoming students
Vorlesung (VORL)
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Nuclear History after World War II
This course is taking place on Wednesdays in presence from 10 to 11:30 am at Werner-von-Siemens-Str 61 (R02.21), 91052 Erlangen. Der Kurs findet mittwochs von 10:00 bis 11:30 Uhr in der Werner-von-Siemens-Str 61 (R02.21), 91052 Erlangen in Präsenz statt.
Course Requirements:
1. Regular attendance
2. Participation in course discussions
3. A presentation of one of the readings during the course
4. A choice between a home exam and a final written or multimedia project. Group projects are an option.
Wednesdays 10:00 to 11:30 in presence, STGS seminar room (R02.21), Werner-von-Siemens-Strasse 61, 2nd floor.