Research overview
Research profile and research focus
The particular strength of the University of Kassel lies in its disciplinary diversity and the intensive trans- and interdisciplinary cooperation between these subjects.
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Central academic centers and research and competence centers at the University of Kassel at a glance
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Our scientists are leading or involved in numerous national and international research projects.
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Kassel researchers from all Faculties are regularly awarded prestigious prizes and/or are members of various renowned national and international academies.
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The research portal of the University of Kassel offers comprehensive insights into the research activities of our academics - from projects and publications to lectures.
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Faculties
Research profiles of the Faculties
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- FB02 Humanities and Cultural Studies (opens in a new window)
- FB05 Social Sciences (opens in a new window)
- FB06 Architecture - Urban Planning - Landscape Planning (opens in a new window)
- FB07 Economics and Management (opens in a new window)
- FB10 Mathematics and Natural Sciences (opens in a new window)
- FB11 Organic Agricultural Sciences (opens in a new window)
- FB14 Civil and Environmental Engineering (opens in a new window)
- FB15 Mechanical Engineering (opens in a new window)
- FB16 Electrical engineering/computer science (opens in a new window)
- Art Academy / Kunsthochschule Kassel (opens in a new window)
Service for researchers
News from research
Communication School
In times of fake news and increasing mistrust of science, science communication is essential and is increasingly becoming an integral part of scientific practice. Whether communicating with the public or within the scientific community - targeted, convincing and comprehensible communication of research projects and results promotes trust in science, communication between scientists and applications for funding.
Whether written, rhetorical or visual, the Communication School provides young scientists with a wide range of communication options.
The Communication School supports early career researchers in developing skills in science communication and helps them to become communicators themselves. The one-week further qualification program offers the opportunity to choose three key areas of communication from nine workshops and to develop their own communication concept. At the end of the program, the young scientists can try out any format of science communication and present their research at the public closing event.
- Target group: PhD students, postdocs, Master's students in the final phase
- Duration: one week (Mon. - Fri.)
Structure:
- Selection of three out of nine workshops offered (2× two-day, 1× one-day)
- Presentation of your own research as part of the final event
- Costs: 150,- € (young researchers of the University of Kassel), 1250,- € (non-members of the University of Kassel)
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