Kurse und Veranstaltungen

Dann ist die Online Latein oder Bibelhebräisch Summer School der Theologischen Fakultäten Luzern, Fribourg und Chur genau das richtige für dich.

Wie kirchlich-kulturelle Anliegen heute in die Öffentlichkeit kommuniziert werden können, erläutert Elke Larcher, Leiterin des Museums und der Kommunikation in Müstair, einem Benediktinerinnenkloster aus dem Mittelalter und Weltkulturerbe.

Interdisziplinäre Analyse von ungewöhnlichen Rollen von Frauen in der Vormoderne: von Frauen im Alten Orient (Erika Fischer), im NT (Hildegard Scherer) und in mittelalterlichen Frauenklöstern (Annalena Müller).

The seminar "Scientific Writing" covers all aspects of writing, submitting, reviewing and publishing your scientific manuscript. Participants will be equipped with a framework to prepare manuscripts more efficiently and effectively. They will become familiar with writing techniques to improve their text. They will be prepared to interact with editors and deal with reviewers‘ comments and participants will have identified ways to increase the impact of their research.

In this training, participants will get a brief overview on the most important national and European, funding programmes. They will get to know the different funding opportunities as well as specific requirements. In a second step, the participants will learn to understand and start to write specific parts of a research proposal: the research plan, the impact chapter, the implementation, the career plan, the budget, the ethics, the gender aspects and other parts requested by the funding agencies the participants intend to address.

In this seminar, we teach and help you practice authentic presentation techniques that work in an academic context. In addition to the 1.5-day workshop, an individual session is offered in which each participant presents his/her talk in preparation for the conference "Graubünden forscht" and receives detailed feedback from the trainer.

This course is for doctoral students and postdocs interested in transitioning into a non-university career. It reviews the current employment situation and provides participants with the practical tools to develop a rewarding career, whether in the private or public sector.

This comprehensive workshop imparts a toolbox of project management skills for doctoral candidates and postdocs from various disciplines. It provides basic project management concepts and principles based on international standards (PMI). An important part of this training includes aspects of agile project management and how to apply flexible project management approaches into the research environment.