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Stabsstelle Qualitätsmanagement veröffentlicht die Ergebnisse der Befragung von Austauschstudierenden, die im Wintersemester 2023/24 durchgeführt wurde. Die Bewertung fällt sehr positiv aus

Prominent political actors in Brussels and the Member States are pushing for the realisation of safe third country schemes, following the British ‘Rwanda Plan’ and the Italian ‘Albania Model’. The special edition of the Migration Policy Forum (in German language), organised by the Research Centre Immigration & Asylum Law of the University of Konstanz, serves as a platform for experts from ministries, NGOs, parliaments, courts, academia, and civil society to discuss regulatory options and…

Studentisches für die Woche 17.06.-21.06.2024:

Alle Termine finden wie geplant statt.

Martina Kanning organized an expert discussion (Fachdiskurs) with three talks about Ambulatory Assessment: Current issues and innovative approaches in design and analysis at asp 2024 in Berlin.

Find the full discussion here

From 10 to 13 June, the academic committees and student representatives 2024 at the University of Konstanz were elected online.

From 10 to 13 June, the academic committees and student representatives 2024 at the University of Konstanz were elected online.

Prof. Dr. Steffen Schindler is Professor of Sociology with Focus on Education and Work in the Life Course in the Faculty of Social Sciences, Economics, and Business Administration at the University of Bamberg

Curious about the intersection of public health crises and political behaviour? In a recent publication in Party Politics, Abelardo and Jana Gómez Díaz explore the extent to which deaths caused by the COVID-19 pandemic influenced voters’ ability to coordinate effectively.

In the study Jugend in Deutschland 2024 (Youth in Germany 2024), Kilian Hampel shows that young Germans have lost their trust in the entire political system. The study shows that young people are confronted with existential fears: Old-age poverty, war, climate crisis, inflation and other financial problems. Among other things, a fifth of those surveyed, i.e. more than 2,000 young people, stated that they were in debt. 

The study also shows that young people want to be heard. Thereby parties…