The PC workstations at the institute will be available again from 7.6.2021. The SoPoPool will initially open on a limited basis on Mondays from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. and Fridays from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Please register in advance! (Tel.: 0251 83-29060; by e-mail).

For several semesters now, the Sociology Student Council [de], in cooperation with the Institute of Sociology and the Institute of Political Science, has made it possible to organize three student-led seminars that can be taken in General Studies. There, students can work as lecturers on topics that are important to them in the form of a seminar with other students. Remuneration is via employment as a SHK/SHB for three hours per week at IfPol or via a half-time teaching position at IfS. (click here for the application text [de])
The application deadline is May 9, 2021. Please email applications to stusembewerbung@gmail.com; any other questions about this to fachschaft.soziologie@gmail.com.

Due to the high number of registrations, a seminar place allocation procedure had to be used in some specialist and educational seminars. Please refer to this list [de] to find out whether your registration could be considered. You will have a slot in all non-listed specialist and educational seminars of the Institute for Sociology and in all lectures if you have registered for them on the LSF portal. There are also other seminar spaces available, which can be occupied until all spaces have been used up (free spaces can be recognized by the fact that the "Reservation / Logout function" is still activated in the LSF; deadline: 31th March 21).
The allocation of places in the subject didactics seminars was carried out separately by the chair of subject didactics [de].

At the beginning of February, the Rectorate asked the lecturers to offer a "comprehensive, digital range of courses" at least until Pentecost in the summer semester, and afterwards it should be possible for students to continue their studies digitally. Accordingly, pure face-to-face teaching is unfortunately not possible in the summer semester either.
To make the selection of the seminars a little easier, you will find further information on the courses here [de, updated].
If there was no information, no information was available. Block seminars during the lecture-free period are not listed.

Seminar form

• purely digital = the entire teaching takes place via the Learnweb or Zoom, the presence of the students on site is not necessary.
• digital with face-to-face parts = the focus is on digital teaching, but face-to-face units are planned - for example to discuss texts, work assignments, presentations, work procedures, etc., usually in small groups or outdoors (e.g. as a "Aasee-walk").

• Synchronous: The event (predominantly) takes place on the specified date, participation in the meetings is recommended. Regardless of this, the event can be supported by materials in the Learnweb, but these do not (completely) replace participation in the event date.
• Asynchronous: The event takes place (predominantly) asynchronously, i.e. the content, work materials and tasks are completely made available to the students in the Learnweb and the students can participate in the event with free time management. An optional accompanying additional offer for the specific date of the event is possible, but participation is not essential to understand and pass the course.

Since the summer semester 2021 will also take place entirely or at least partially digitally, all important information on the course catalog and registration [de] is also here.
Please note the deadlines for registration! (March 9, 2021 for seminars and March 31, 2021 for all events not yet closed)

Course evaluations will take place at the institute between January 18 and January 31, 2021. The results of the evaluation will be sent to the lecturers at the beginning of February related to the event and will be published as the overall result of the Institute for Sociology on the homepage of Faculty 06 during the lecture-free period.

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