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Advice on communication:

For efficient communication, please consider the following points:

Subject line: meaningful wording should be chosen that captures the purpose of the communication and the degree of urgency (including Seminar XY, oral or written exam, study guidance, term paper discussion).

Attachment: the electronically attached files are sent in the format "Last name_ Purpose of paper_Date". Each document sent should have a cover sheet or header with name and email address; please send documents in *.docx or *.pdf format only. Please send large files (e.g. podcasts) via WeTransfer.

Timing: in order to ensure that papers are processed in a meaningful way, documents must be submitted at least two days before the agreed consultation date.

Answer: Normally, I try to answer requests as soon as possible. Should it take longer than three days, you are welcome to friendly ask for a reply.

Consultation hour: serves to clarify systematic, content-related questions about the DF degree programmes and about presentations, term papers, BA and MA theses or doctoral dissertations. If you 'only' need a signature or have a brief, formal question (e.g. deadlines for submission), write an email. The following always applies: first consult the information on the FB and OSI pages, my homepage, your course on blackboard and/or the FAQs on the DF degree programmes.

Franco-German Degrees

If you have any questions about the Franco-German double degrees, please consult the homepage of the degree programmes as well as the study and examination regulations (Studien- und Prüfungsordnungen) of your degree programme before contacting us.

Download area of the German-French degree programmes

Many questions, for example about enrolment and re-registration, can already be answered in the extensive FAQs for the various Franco-German degrees.

Courses in the current semester:

Here you will find an overview of the courses offered at our department this semester.

PhD supervision: 

If you are interested in writing a doctoral dissertation at the Research Center for Comparative Politics and Policy of Germany and France, please read the „Information for potential PhD supervises“ before reaching out.

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