Cooperations
It is not always possible to convey all important aspects of a high level education in the “regular” format of university courses. In addition, it is very important for students to gain experience and gather knowledge outside of university. Since we are aware of those facts and are interested in a comprehensive and rewarding education of our students, we try to make exactly that possible for them.In order to do so, we do not only offer very strong support concerning internships and work experience at the department of politics and management, we also look for relevant partners for cooperation. Those partners can be within university or outside. Since we are a comparably young program and our staff is of course as dedicated as our students are, we continuously work on increasing the number of our partners and intensify the cooperating with those we already have.On the following page you can inform yourself on existing partnerships and how exactly we cooperate with those partners. In addition, we regularly update these pages and keep you posted on new possibilities.
More informations about studying abroad, partners at the University and external cooperations.
News
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Zimbabwe: What if not a coup?
Was President Robert Mugabe’s forced retirement really a coup d’état in disguise? And what policies will his successor, Emmerson Mnangagwa, now offer the country? A conversation with the political scientist and expert on Africa, Martin Welz
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15. March 2017
Wolfgang Seibel to be member of the scientific advisory board of the journal “Guerres mondiales et conflits contemporains”
Prof. Wolfgang Seibel has been named a member of the scientific advisory board of the French journal “Guerres mondiales et conflits contemporains.”
Wolfgang Seibel is professor of Political and Administrative Science, University of Konstanz. He is member of the executive board and the plenary... -
6. March 2017
New release: The Management of UN Peacekeeping. Edited by Julian Junk, Francesco Mancini, Till Blume, and Wolfgang Seibel
Coordination, Learning, and Leadership in Peace Operations
Boulder: Lynne Rienner 2017