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Global Systems and intercultural Competence

Filter events by GSiK areas

The courses are divided into areas A, B, C and D depending on your specialisation. Area E covers every course in the GSiK programme that does not come from your subject area. All GSiK areas must be covered for the additional qualification "Intercultural Competence". The GSiK areas are not relevant for the additional qualification "Sustainability and Global Responsibility".

You can filter by area here. To do this, click on the letters of the areas.

All events are assigned to specific topics. This makes the GSiK certificates transparent for employers and therefore even more valuable for you. Area A: Fundamentals of interculturality Introduction to the basic concepts of interculturality (e.g. culture, foreignness, identity, collectivity, heterogeneity/diversity, discrimination) Area B: Global systems Global interrelationships from a social, technological, medical, economic, biological and ecological perspective Area C: Subject-specific interculturality Subject-specific theories and fields of application (e.g. in education, economics, etc.) Area D: Culture-specific skills Culture-specific knowledge, theories and fields of application (e.g. courses on nation, gender, disability, age, religion; semesters/internships abroad; language courses offered by the ZfS) Area E: Non-subject-specific studies All non-subject-specific and interdisciplinary courses that are part of the GSiK programme can be credited for Area E.

Why can't I filter by area E?

Area E is individual. Our aim with Area E is to ensure that you attend at least one course that is not from your subject area. Your individual area E therefore includes all courses that do not correspond to the subject(s) you are studying. In addition, all courses in area E that cannot be assigned to a subject can be credited. You can recognise these by the term "interdisciplinary" in the calendar entry for the course (category: organiser). This is the case, for example, for the additional GSiK semester programme and for events organised by cooperation partners outside the faculty structure.