- Personal consultation hours in Emden
- PBS Oldenburg workshop series
- Work and career opportunities for people with disabilities in science and research
- BeRef events
- ZAK-UniVERS: Neurodiversity in studies
- iXNet workshop “Dealing with your own disabilities in the application process and in working life
- Symposium on “Studying with Neurodivergence”
- DAAD: Opportunities.Digital: Scholarships for a digital master's degree
Personal consultation hours in Emden
On November 21st, 2023 in Emden I will again advise personally affected students or prospective students or their parents and other relatives individually and comprehensively on financial aid, examination modalities and much more.
Please arrange a personal appointment in advance:
The consultation takes place on the ground floor of the cafeteria building, room M003.
Open consultation hours for last-minute visitors: 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Here you can find further information about studying with disabilities in Emden .
My colleague, the student finance advisor , will also be on site.
PBS Oldenburg workshop series
We have developed a series of offers under the title “Starting Aids” with which we want to support you in completing your studies as confidently as possible and with less stress. We are convinced that you will benefit more from your studies the more you manage to maintain your curiosity and desire for discovery and give yourself space for personal development. That's why we want to give you various strategies in lectures, workshops or through individual coaching that have proven to be extremely helpful for the success of your studies.
Further information about the workshop series can be found here .
From the perspective of counseling for the disabled, I particularly recommend the following workshop:
After that everything was different - living with a stressful diagnosis
Management: Oliver Klonz
Date: every Friday, November 24th, 2023 & December 8th, 2023 from 2:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m., room: A15-1-102
When you or someone close to you has to deal with a stressful physical or psychological diagnosis, life is turned upside down. As friends and family they are often helpless, and as those affected they are often unsettled and lonely. There is space to share your personal situation in two binding appointments that build on each other. Together we develop individual coping strategies. This workshop is expressly aimed at those affected, as well as close relatives and friends
Register via email
Work and career opportunities for people with disabilities in science and research
Invitation to a virtual career event: People with disabilities are still underrepresented in the scientific research landscape. We want to change that! Our goal is to design work and career opportunities in science and research so that all people – with and without disabilities – can develop their personal potential. To achieve this, we are setting out – step by step towards more inclusion in science and research. To achieve this, the Fraunhofer Society and Max Planck Society launched the “ Inclusion Initiative ,” which is supported and supported by all ten alliance organizations.
In order to make the work and career opportunities for people with disabilities in science and research visible, we cordially invite people who are interested in entry and career opportunities in science and research to our digital career event on December 4th, 2023 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. In virtual lectures, participants learn more about entry opportunities and career paths in science, science management, administration and technology, as well as opportunities for stays abroad and research funding. Various interactive conversation formats enable personal exchange with managers and employees with and without disabilities from various research organizations.
The career event is aimed at students and young professionals with disabilities, experienced professionals with disabilities, as well as doctoral students, postdocs and habilitation candidates with disabilities who are interested in work and career opportunities in science, administration and technology.
In order to take part in the career event, you must register free of charge in advance. Further information can be found in the attached flyer.
Interested people can register using the online registration form on the website . The registration deadline ends on November 27th, 2023 .
BeRef events
The autonomous department for disabled and chronically ill students in the AStA at the University of Oldenburg (BeRef) offers numerous events as well as a regular exchange group “Studying differently normally” .
You can find information about this here .
The digital university tour and many other services are also highly recommended.
ZAK-UniVERS: Neurodiversity in studies
“How to survive”… peer workshops for students with autism and/or ADHD during their studies
These workshops are exclusively by and for students who are themselves affected. For each topic there is an input with background information, practical reports and useful tips. There will then be time for questions, sharing experiences and collecting ideas and strategies.
Topics include:
- November 25, 2023 Stress during studies; Recognize alarm signals
- December 9, 2023 Everyday strategies; stay mentally and physically healthy
- December 21, 2023 Time management – how do I organize the university stuff and myself?
Dates, further information and registration here: https://www.zak-hannover.de/weiterbildung/zak-live/zak-live-univers-neurodiversitaet-im-studium#LIVE047
iXNet workshop “Dealing with your own disabilities in the application process and in working life
We would like to warmly invite you to the first free and digital iXNet workshop “Dealing with your own disabilities in the application process and in working life” on December 5th, 2023 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
How to deal with one's own disabilities when starting a career and in everyday working life has always been a central question for many of those affected. This topic area is given even greater emphasis, especially in the current inclusion and participation discourse. Possible answers regarding the right time and place for coming out cannot be given in general terms. Rather, it is an individual, personal reflection and decision-making process that is often linked to the type and severity of the existing disability.
In the opening event of the brand new virtual iXNet workshop, we would like to engage in a joint, moderated discussion with the participants and develop possible manners and approaches within the framework of various workloads. If possible, the results of the 5-hour iXNet event should be processed afterwards and embedded in the existing website of the inclusive expert network.
The registration deadline is November 26th, 2023.
Further information and contact .
Symposium “Studying with Neurodivergence”
In cooperation with self-help groups and other actors, the University of Jena is organizing a symposium on the topic of “Studying with Neurodivergence”. Students, teachers, (study program) advisors, interested people from administration, relatives, those affected and supporters of students with neurodivergence (e.g. LRS, AD(H)D, autism, dyscalculia, Tourette, dyspraxia, epilepsy) are invited. obsessive-compulsive disorder, etc.). The theme day is open to interested parties from all federal states. The articles deal with diagnostic options, measures for barrier-free design of courses and legal aspects of ensuring participation. Support offers for students are presented as well as opportunities for empowerment. Participation is possible both in person and online.
Date: Monday, November 20, 2023 (9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.)
Location: Hybrid event (Presence: Rosensäle in Jena; online participation possible)
Target group: interested parties, nationwide
Organizer: University of Jena in cooperation with self-help groups and other actors
- Information, program
- Registration:
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DAAD: Opportunities.Digital: Scholarships for a digital master's degree
In particular, this program offers people who cannot or do not want to take part in physical mobility abroad for health or family reasons the opportunity to acquire a master's degree in a fully digital or blended learning course from Germany at a university abroad and to gain international study experiences to collect. You can pursue your individual study interests. Students and university graduates from all academic disciplines who want to acquire a first master’s degree can apply. The DAAD has clearly compiled information on application requirements and procedural modalities, including application deadlines.