Interdisciplinary courses conducted in English - EngIL
The aim is to offer English-speaking exchange students a greater selection of courses. Encouraging the participation of international students in courses across the faculties also provides local students who are unable to study abroad with an international experience.
The courses should meet the following criteria:
- taught in English
- open to students from related disciplines
- open to students on Bachelor and Master level
- course content is relevant to both local and international students
- interaction (discussions, teamwork, etc.) between students is an important pillar of the course concept
- the course is not part of the department’s existing study program, but is offered in addition to it and is not a lecture
- take place weekly or fortnightly
- be preferably interdisciplinary
- Collaborations with lecturers from ENLIGHT universities are particularly encouraged.
The next call will be published in fall 2026.
Title |
Lecturer |
Institute | KSL-No. |
Semester |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Social media and well-being | Dr. Sabrina Norwood | Institute of Psychology | 520053 | HS2026 |
| Ecology, Anthropology and Ecocriticism. How Do Forests "Weep" in World Literature? | Dr. Corinne Fournier Kiss | Institut de langue et de littérature françaises | 520896 | HS2026 |
| Comparative Regionalism: Regional integration beyond the EU | Dr. Kirthana Ganeson | World Trade Institute (WTI) |
520520 | HS2026 |
| Cities in the Care Gap: Commons, Struggle, and Social Transformation | Dr. Deniz Ay | Institute of Geography |
483856 | HS2026 |
Using Praat to explore human and animal vocal communication |
PD Dr. Sandra Schwab |
Institut de langue et de littérature françaises |
518337 |
FS2026 |
Methods and Power: Social Science in the Age of Epistemic Sabotage |
Dr. Valentina Nerino |
Interdisciplinary Centre for Gender Studies (ICFG) |
518061 |
FS2026 |