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Master's theses

Completed Master's theses 2026 Co-production in question - expectations, misalignments, and urban outcomes Master thesis Supervisor …
1. Anglistik und Amerikanistik / English and American Studies
2. Sections
3. English Linguistics
4. Staff
Theresa Neumaier

Regensburg: http://epub.uni-regensburg.de/40436 Conference presentations and invited talks 01/2026 So I conclude that this town will soon be In Ruins – how to threaten in Late Modern English, Freie …
1. Referat Internationales
2. Incomings
3. Offers for Refugees
Scholarship Programs and Study Financing

Full scholarships Depending on income, full scholarships can be awarded up to €1000 per month ( from 2026 ). If you receive BAföG, you cannot be awarded a full scholarship, only a performance scholarship. …
1. sfs
2. Research
3. Research areas
Labour Policy and Health

Sustainable and Entrepreneurial Villages through Educational Living Labs in Namibia and Zambia 2023 - 2026 DepriBuddy - Design Thinking-based modelling of mediatised proximity and app development for a …
1. E2
2. Publications
Publications

Publications 2026 Quantum beats of exciton-polarons in CsPbI3 perovskite nanocrystals . NATURE COMMUNICATIONS 17 , 4685 (2026) Artur V. Trifonov, Mikhail O. Nestoklon, M. Alex Hollberg, Stefan Grisard, Dennis Kudlacik, Elena [...] Monolayer . ADVANCED QUANTUM TECHNOLOGIES 9 , 4 (2026) J. J. Schindler, J. Jadczak, A. Senkić, L. Bryja, U. Wurstbauer, M. Aßmann, and J. Debus DOI: …
1. IPS
2. Publications
Books / book contributions

Books / book contributions 2025 Deuse, Jochen; Möhle, Roman; Boiar, Daniel (2026): Bridging the Digital Skills Gap: A Hands-On Iterative Learning Factory Model for Next-Generation …
1. Computer Science
2. Studies
3. During studies
4. POen, MHB, etc.
5. BSc_Inf_MHB_Details
Module Handbook BSc Inf

informatics modules) and 2 (import modules) Modulhandbuch B.Sc. Informatik Teil 1 und Teil 2 vom 07.04.2026 PDF (5 MB) Part 3 (minor modules) Modules Minor subjects Note: This page is currently being revised …
1. Computer Science
2. Studies
3. Study programs
4. Bachelor computer science (starting in WiSe 26/27)
Bachelor Computer Science PO2026 Start summer semester

Study plans Bachelor's degree course in Computer Science from winter semester 26/27 (start in summer semester) The following study plans do not address the specifics of minor subjects. Please regard them as recommendations and suggestions for planning your studies. An alternative text is provided for screen readers. © Calvin Danne © Calvin Danne Note: The CPs may vary in certain minor subjects! Study plans help you to organize your studies. Because the content of the modules builds on each other in some cases, there are prerequisites for many modules, i.e. you must have successfully completed one or more other modules in order to take part in this module. Due to these dependencies, there are few variations for your timetable, especially in the first four semesters. You will take part in the elective modules as well as the proseminar and specialist project in the final semesters of your studies. You can choose from the courses on offer according to your interests. The time at which you attend a proseminar, for example, also depends on when a course of interest to you is offered. Please also note the preview of the coming semesters . The choice of your minor subject has an influence on your timetable. For some minor subjects, modules may be omitted; you will attend courses in the minor subject instead. In a few cases, the allocation of courses to semesters may deviate from the recommendations in the module handbook in order to prevent overlaps. …
1. Computer Science
2. Studies
3. Study programs
4. Bachelor applied computer science (start in WiSe 26/27)
Bachelor applied computer science PO 2026 Wiwi

Study plans Bachelor's degree program in Applied Computer Science from winter semester 26/27 (with Economics) The following study plan does not go into the specifics of application subjects. Please see the plan as a recommendation and as a suggestion for planning your studies. It contains an alternative text for screen readers. © Calvin Danne Note: The CPs may vary in certain minor subjects! Study plans help you to organize your studies. Because the content of the modules builds on each other in some cases, there are prerequisites for many modules, i.e. you must have successfully completed one or more other modules in order to take part in this module. Due to these dependencies, there are few variations for your timetable, especially in the first four semesters. You will take part in the compulsory elective modules as well as the proseminar and specialist project in the final semesters of your studies. You can choose from the courses on offer according to your interests. The time at which you attend a proseminar, for example, also depends on when a course of interest to you is offered. Please also note the preview of the coming semesters . The choice of your subject has an influence on your timetable. In a few cases, the allocation of courses to semesters may deviate from the recommendations in the module handbook in order to avoid overlaps. …
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