42 - Doctoral Directorate of Studies Philological and Cultural Studies

• 420001 SE Communicating your own research in an engaging way: - Between science communication and the third mission.
• 420002 SE Description: Paraphrase, close reading, thick description - - as a matter of aesthetics and of literary research method

Interdisciplinary Courses

• 420001 SE Communicating your own research in an engaging way: - Between science communication and the third mission.
• 420002 SE Description: Paraphrase, close reading, thick description - - as a matter of aesthetics and of literary research method
• 420003 SE Producing text surrounding your PhD-thesis
• 420004 SE Approaches to Quality in Translation
• 420005 SE Language variation and language change. Insights into current research projects
• 420006 SE [ en ] Aesthetics of the Grotesque
• 420007 SE [ en ] Prominence scales and splits in argument marking in Ibero-Romance and beyond - Prominence scales and splits in argument marking in Ibero-Romance and beyond
• 420008 SE [ en ] The Tarim Crossroads: Entangled Heritage on the Eastern Silk Road
• 420009 SE SE Literary Cultures of Laughter: Rhetoric, History and Case Studies
• 420010 SE [ de en ] Exploring learning: Forms of dissemination
• 420011 SE [ en ] Syntax and Semantics of Tense (and Aspect)

Antiquity Sciences - Classical Philology

German Philology

Romance Studies

English and American Studies

• 124200 SE [ en ] PhD Seminar Literary & Culture and Media Studies - How/Can the Humanities Change the World?

Finno-Ugrian Studies, Dutch Studies, Scandinavian Studies, Comparative Literature

Near Eastern Studies, African Studies, Tibetan Studies and Indology, Development Studies, Islamic Theology

East Asian Studies

Musicology, Linguistics

Theatre, Film and Media Studies

Translation Studies

Slavonic Studies