Examinations and Assignments
Information about the Winter Semester 2021 examinations to be announced soon
Examination Dates and Regulations for the Winter Semester 2020
Please note that changes may occur to the current information below.
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Supervisor/Module |
Examination Form | Date |
| M1: Prof. Dr. Dominik Müller
Introduction to Anthropology: Choice and Rationality |
Oral Examination Co-Examinor: JProf. Stephanie Homola.
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03.02.2020 Students will be assigned to time slots for examination. |
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M1: JProf. Dr. Stephanie Homola Decision-Making Across Cultures |
Oral Examination Co-Examinor: Prof. Dr. Dominik Müller
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05.02.2020 Students will be assigned to time slots for examination.
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M3: JProf. Stephanie Homola IKGF Project Work
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Written Assignment |
Deadline: 31.03.2020
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M3: Prof. Dr. Robert LaFleur The Emperor’s Teacher: Decision-Making in the World’s Greatest Empire
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Written Assignment |
Deadline: 31.03.2020 Re-examination Deadline (new topic necessary): 31.05.2020 |
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M3: Dr. Martina Gottwald-Belinic Economic Transition in China |
Written Assignment
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Deadline: 31.03.2020 |
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M3: Prof. Dr. Philipp Balsiger Comparative Philosophy |
Written Assignment
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Deadline: 31.03.2020
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M3: Prof. Dr. Philipp Balsiger Western Concepts of Modernity
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Written Assignment
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Deadline: 31.03.2020
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M5: Sven Grundmann, M.A. Political Science I: Prescriptive Models of Political Decision-Making
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Written Assignment
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Deadline: 31.03.2020 Re-examinatiion deadline (new topic necessary): 31.05.2020 |
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M5: Anna Schneider, M.A. Sociology I: Introduction to Cultural Sociology
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Written Assignment |
Deadline: 31.03.2020 Re-examination deadline (new topic necessary): 31.05.2020 |
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M5: Prof. Dr. Philipp Balsiger Philosophy I: Cultural Philosophy
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Written Assignment |
Deadline: 31.03.2020 |
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M5: Dr. Martina Gottwald-Belinic Economics 1: Decision-Making in Managerial Economics
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Written Assignment
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Deadline: 31.03.2020
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Written Assignments (“Hausarbeiten”) need to follow certain academic standards. Please consult the following document before you start composing your paper, and follow the instructions with respect to each class subject. Please refer to your supervisor for any specific requirements.