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  1. Tips for successful completion of your doctorate (Content)

    Tips for successful completion of your doctorate Planning the submission
    • Check out different copy shops in advance, compare them (e.g. in terms of price, service and quality) and choose the one that suits you best.
    • If possible, plan the three-month assessment period for your dissertation during the lecture period (unless other arrangements have been made with your examiners).
    • Bear in mind that defences usually take place during the lecture…

  2. Postdoctoral Phase (Content)

    Postdoctoral Phase Habilitation is the recognition of specialised research and teaching qualifications in a specific subject or subject area at the University of Education Freiburg. It requires a doctoral degree and several years of academic research and teaching experience in the subject area of the habilitation, as well as several years of practical school experience. In order to obtain a habilitation, the following requirements must be…

  3. Further elements of an academic career portfolio (Content)

    Further elements of an academic career portfolio Securing third-party funding Publishing Doctoral supervision Teaching International cooperation Mentoring Prizes and awards Lectures Research management Research profile Committee work Leadership

  7. Admission, Enrolment & Co. (Content)

    Admission, Enrolment & Co. Enrolment or registration

    Once you have been accepted as a doctoral candidate by the relevant faculty, you must immediately submit your application for enrolment as a doctoral candidate to the Registrars Office at the University of Education Freiburg. This does not apply to doctoral candidates who work full-time at the University of Education Freiburg, provided that they declare in writing to the Rectorate that…

  8. What we offer (Content)

    What we offer 0 Lunchtime Lectures

    The Lunchtime Lectures are a joint format of the Prorectorate for Research and the Doctoral Students' Council. Four to five 15-minute presentations on topics relevant to doctoral students and early career researchers are given each semester. This is followed by an opportunity to ask questions and exchange ideas.

    Further information on the individual Lunchtime Lectures and a list of topics from past…

  9. Research Activities (Content)

    Research Activities Structured Academic Career Development | PhD Programmes

    The University of Education offers a range of structured research and early career development programmes in which academic staff conduct research into interdisciplinary issues.

    Ongoing Doctoral Programmes