An important characteristic of the Chair of European and Global Governance is its diverse and thoughtfully designed range of courses. As part of the Bachelor of Science in Political Science and Master of Science Politics & Technology programs, we teach fundamental knowledge and expertise in lectures, seminars, and tutorials. Our research focus on international relations and methods of empirical social research in political science is the foundation of our research-oriented and up-to-date teaching. An overview of the current courses offered can be found here.
Winter term 2025/26
| Title | Type | Course no. | Dates |
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| (SOT86100) Global Governance - Decoding Global Politics: Text as Data in International Relations | SE | 0000000895 |
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| (SOT86511) European and Global Governance - European Governance: Institutions, Politics, and Policy-Making | SE | 0000002396 |
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| (SOT86511) European and Global Governance - Governing the Globe: Actors, Institutions, and Issues | SE | 0000001971 |
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| (SOT86704) Global Economic Governance: The Geopolitics of EU Governance | SE | 0000000916 |
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| (SOT86705) Disruptions in Governance and Technology: Global Economic Governance - Institutions, Power Structures, and Reform Debates | SE | 0000002361 |
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| (SOT86705) Disruptions in Governance and Technology: Liberal Order Under Pressure - Populism, Autocracy, and the Future of World Politics | SE | 0000002375 |
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| (SOT86707) International Security - The Anatomy of Intrastate Conflict and Peace: From Causes to Conflict Resolution | SE | 0000000913 |
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| Chair Colloquium Bachelor & Master Thesis | KO | 0000002665 |
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| Chair Colloquium European and Global Governance | KO | 0000002821 |
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