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== | ==Available lecture slots== | ||
06.01.2010 <br> | |||
13.01.2010 | |||
==Preview of the summer term 2011== | |||
14.04.2010<br> | |||
28.04.2010<br> | |||
19.05.2010<br> | |||
02.06.2010<br> | |||
16.06.2010<br> | |||
30.06.2010<br> | |||
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== | ==Information== | ||
Research Colloquium of the English Department | |||
Wed. 18-20h, A6 2-212 | |||
The colloquium offers a broad spectrum of research topics from the field of English Studies. Lecturers are invited to give a presentation of their current research topics, (dissertation) projects, or upcoming conference presentations. The format is flexible and also open to students and colleagues from other fields in the social sciences and humanities. The talk takes about 45 - 60 minutes and is usually followed by a 30-minute discussion. | |||
Presenters are faculty members, doctoral students as well as guests from other universities and neighboring disciplines. | |||
Please note that the lectures take place sporadically throughout the term. The default date is Wednesday night at 6 pm in A6 2-212. Exceptions can be made if presenters come from outside out the university. See the schedule for details. | |||
Latest revision as of 12:47, 10 December 2009
Available lecture slots
06.01.2010
13.01.2010
Preview of the summer term 2011
14.04.2010
28.04.2010
19.05.2010
02.06.2010
16.06.2010
30.06.2010
Information
Research Colloquium of the English Department
Wed. 18-20h, A6 2-212
The colloquium offers a broad spectrum of research topics from the field of English Studies. Lecturers are invited to give a presentation of their current research topics, (dissertation) projects, or upcoming conference presentations. The format is flexible and also open to students and colleagues from other fields in the social sciences and humanities. The talk takes about 45 - 60 minutes and is usually followed by a 30-minute discussion.
Presenters are faculty members, doctoral students as well as guests from other universities and neighboring disciplines.
Please note that the lectures take place sporadically throughout the term. The default date is Wednesday night at 6 pm in A6 2-212. Exceptions can be made if presenters come from outside out the university. See the schedule for details.
