It was with a big thank you that we bid farewell to our long-standing and highly esteemed colleague Selina Heppchen as scientific coordinator of the Research Training Group (RTG) at the last colloquium […]
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Saying goodbye
We would like to say farewell to our colleague Lisa-Marie Gewalt. She has supported the Research Training Group as a student assistant from the very beginning. We have always appreciated her friendly, competent, […]
Consequences research the Second
Consequences Researcg continues. Apply for a doctoral position now.
Evening lecture with Stefanie Albus and Birte Klingler
Birte Klingler and Stefanie Albus visit the Research Traing Group for the evening lecture on consequences of predefined aims of social services.
“Failure” as a constitutive moment of research
How failed field accesses abets enlightenment. Article published by Michelle Buller und Hannah Jestädt.
Doctoral student wins poster award
From March 10-13, 2024, the 29th DGfE Congress 2024 took place at the University of Halle. Members of the Research Training Group were also represented there, as guests, but also as speakers in […]
Start of the summer semester 2024
Exciting events in the summer semester 2024
Significant conceptualisation, short presentations, and skittles
What do these three terms have in common? Quite simply: they were part of the programme of our two-day workshop to present the exposés of the third cohort. In addition to the exciting […]
New Colleague
We are pleased to welcome Inga Selent as a new member of our team. Inga Selent previously worked at the University of Münster. We are very much looking forward to her wealth of […]
Job offer: Apply as SHK or WHB!
We are looking for either a student assistant of a research assistant to enhance our team.
Special Issue now online available
Questions of causality are inevitable when exploring consequences. In our special issue of the journal neue praxis, we focus on the topic of “Causality and the re/construction of consequences of social services“. Theoretical […]
GHanaian Music in SIegen
Highlife Music Made in Ghana – Concert at the UNiversity of Siegen
Digital Evening-Lecture with John Clarke
This semester we are delighted to have John Clarke (Emeritus Professor of Social Policy, The Open University, UK) as a speaker in our Evening-Lecture. He will talk about: “Remaking welfare, remaking states: disciplining […]
Should I stay or should I go? – Career paths after the doctorate
Reinhold Haller offered to discuss individual career options after graduation.
Evaluation of a prevention program and its understanding of causality
Mark Stemmler provided us with insights into the evaluationresults of the (Re)Start prevention program.
