International Virtual Collaborative Teaching
Seminars marked with this symbol are „International Collaborative Teaching“ seminars offered in cooperation with partner universities.
The course format of „International collaborative teaching“ adds another feature to a high profile online academic qualification within the frame of the Virtual International Programme (VIP) of JLU.
International Virtual Collaborative Teaching seminars are offered in collaboration with partner universities from all over the world. They are developed and taught jointly by JLU-lecturers and teachers from partner universities. Therefore, professors and lecturers coordinate their research interests, bundle their resources, and collaboratively design a seminar.
Some of the seminars are organized interdisciplinary by lecturers from different faculties. This provides diversity in the cultural and academic exchange. The academic dialogue and interactive learning help you acquire intercultural and digital key competences as well as teamworking skills during your virtual study experience. Furthermore, you will have the chance to network internationally, to get to know another study culture and even form new friendships!
Collaborative Course Catalogue (summer semester 2024)
Virtual International Programme (VIP) for Bachelor and Master students
Experience
“An unique opportunity to make not only private contacts but also scientific contacts. I definitely would recommend the program and would be delighted if other future students could have the chance to take part of collobarotive teaching.”
„The personal exchange of ideas with students from the other university takes some effort from both sides in the beginning, but it is definitely worth it.”
"The women’s seminar has had a big influence on me. From an academic standpoint, it sure has been helpful for my Hispanic Philology studies; I am now familiar with more female, Spanish-speaking authors. From a social standpoint, I have shared with women from around the world and learned about their ideals and dreams."
“It motivated me to work. Getting many questions and seeing that your colleagues are interested in your research can give you a huge amount of energy. Also, thanks to the discussions I discovered some of the aspects worth of examination, which I didn’t consider in my work before.”
“I decided to take part in the seminar, because I wanted to share my research connected with multilingual people and broaden my horizons in the topic of multicultural environments.”
“What surprised me most was the different weighting of topics and arguments. Although we mostly dealt with the same topic, the international students and professors brought in many different aspects.”