Studied in old age: Invitation to lecture on xenophobia!

Studied in old age: Invitation to lecture on xenophobia!

The "study in old age" at the University of Münster is aimed at people in medium and older age who want to stimulate their urge to educate or simply to expand their knowledge. In this context, participants have the opportunity to attend courses from various specialist areas and thus pursue their academic interests.

particularly emphasized is an upcoming lecture by Prof. Dr. Stefanie Kemme, who will take place on March 31. The lecture deals with the topic of "xenophobia and fear of crime" and begins at 11.15 a.m. in the Fürstenberghaus (lecture hall F 1, Domplatz 20-22). Before the lecture, there is already the option at 9.45 a.m.

public interest and events

The university invites everyone interested to take part in the event. Registration is not required for this. On the same day, a university exploration with students is offered at 2 p.m., which begins in front of the main entrance of the Fürstenberghaus. These events offer seniors a valuable opportunity for further training, even if an academic conclusion cannot be achieved.

As reports the Academic Association of Seniors in Germany (AVDS), he is the nationwide representation of senior citizens, seniors and guest listeners at German universities. The AVDS is committed to creating uniform and open framework conditions for the senior degree. In addition, the association offers helpful information on study forms, subjects and providers as well as the study advice and organization.

variety of study options for seniors

The AVD's website provides information about various forms of senior degree in senior studies, including guest listening studies, senior academy, regular studies, distance learning and certificate studies. This serves to standardize the modalities for senior students and guest listeners at the German universities. Particular attention is also paid to the study costs, their financing and the registration options.

The importance of digital education has grown in recent years, especially since Corona pandemic, which has had an increase in online events in scientific further training for older people. Before that, only a few online offers were provided, but now many seniors take advantage of these opportunities to continue to actively participate in learning. As part of this digital transformation, the ZAWIW of the University of Ulm promotes research -based learning in which older people can take up and work on their own research issues. These initiatives offer seniors not only access to education, but also for active participation and research in their area of ​​interest.

Registrations for the winter semester at the University of Münster are possible until April 4, whereby registrations are accepted by phone or email.