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URL:https://www.dghd.de/events/summer-school-approaches-to-research-on-tea
 ching-and-learning-in-higher-education-hobid-2023/
SUMMARY:Summer School “Approaches to Research on Teaching and Learning in
  Higher Education”  (HoBid 2023)
DESCRIPTION:Teaching and learning at universities are addressed by many dis
 ciplines that are diverse in terms of content and methodology. Current res
 earch in higher education can be described as a multidiscipli­nary\, but 
 hardly as an interdisciplinary field of research. Doctoral students in thi
 s field often feel that they do not really belong to any of the discipline
 s concerned with teaching and learning in higher education. The aim of the
  HoBid Summer School is to offer young academics in higher education resea
 rch a platform for working on their projects\, for further education and f
 or networking.\n\nThe first summer school took place at the University of 
 Paderborn in 2019 with the topic "Quality"\, and the second summer school 
 at Hamburg University with the topic “Diversity”. The third summer sch
 ool invites young academics to discuss and advance their research in the l
 ight of “Science Communication”\, that is the negotiation and discussi
 on of scientific research with the public. Renowned senior researchers are
  going to give keynotes and workshops and facilitate discussions.\n\nScien
 ce can no longer simply be done\; in view of the tasks and challenges of t
 he globalized world and the diverse societies in the 21st century\, it is 
 essential to talk about and negotiate it with people (those affected and s
 takeholders) outside the scientific system. On the one hand\, this require
 s specific competencies\, such as the use of social media or the knowledge
  of certain language genres. But it also requires the willingness to refle
 ct on and negotiate one's own science and thus one's own perspective with 
 other people. Both aspects - competencies and willingness - are the topic 
 of the Summer School.\n\nThe program is designed to allow for a balance be
 tween concentrated work on the own project\, learning from others\, and bu
 ilding networks. The elements are daily meetups\, daily writing labs\, ple
 nary sessions with keynotes by renowned senior researchers (Tobias Jenert\
 , Dorothe Kienhues\, Ingrid Scharlau\, Theresa Velden)\, methods workshops
 \, and the wrap-up Friday that organizes the HoBid network. The central to
 pic\, science communication\, has room in all of the formats: The keynotes
  will illuminate the topic from different perspectives\, the method worksh
 ops will introduce methods to analyze and deal with science communication 
 in research\, for example with a workshop on the reflection of disciplinar
 y cultures and hands-on workshops on podcasting\, and in the daily meetups
  the junior researchers get to reflect communication issues in their disse
 rtation projects. Applications by diverse participants in terms of discipl
 inary background\, nationality\, higher education system and other aspects
  are strongly encouraged.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nApplication for HoBid 3 will open 
 up by the end of December.\n\nFind out more about Hobid 2 and 3 here:\n\nh
 ttps://wiwi.uni-paderborn.de/hobid/\n\nhttps://www.hul.uni-hamburg.de/uebe
 r-uns/veranstaltungen/summer-school-hobid-2022.html\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nHoBid is
  organized by Prof. Dr. Carla Bohndick (University of Hamburg\, Hamburg Ce
 nter for University Teaching and Learning)\, Prof. Dr. Tobias Jenert (Pade
 rborn University\, Faculty of Business Administration and Economics)\, and
  Prof. Dr. Ingrid Scharlau (Paderborn University\, Psychology\, Faculty of
  Arts and Humanities) and takes place at Paderborn University in Germany f
 rom September 11th to 15th 2023.\n\nThe Summer School is funded by the Vol
 kswagenStiftung. Housing and travel costs are covered by the Summer School
 .
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