Montags 16 Uhr, Seminarraum ETP

Unser Seminar „Inklusion in MINT-Kontexten“ geht in die 3. Auflage.

Die Idee dieser Veranstaltung ist, Inklusion und Heterogenität mit MINT zu verknüpfen, unterschiedliche Ansätze miteinander in Beziehung zu setzen, Herausforderungen und Chancen zu diskutieren und Anregungen für den zukünftigen inklusiven MINT-Unterricht zu bieten. Diese Verknüpfungen sollen einen elementaren Beitrag zur fächerverbindenden mathematisch-naturwissenschaftlichen Grundbildung leisten. Zur Gewährleistung möglichst vielfältiger Perspektiven werden Expert*innen aus den MINT-Fachdidaktiken und -wissenschaften sowie der Sonderpädagogik und Bildungswissenschaften einzelne Sitzungen zu einschlägigen Themen übernehmen und aktuelle Forschungsansätze und -ergebnisse vorstellen.
Im Lehramtsbachelor kann das Seminar als Mathematisch-Naturwissenschaftliche Grundlegung belegt werden. Andere Physik-Studierende können das Seminar gerne auch im SI belegen.

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Tuesday, 25.4., 16.00 (16.00 Coffee & Cake in the foyer, 16.30 talk & discussion)
Lecture Hall III

The first deep images with the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) have transformed our view of the Universe. In this talk, Pascal Oesch will show how far we have come in understanding early galaxy build-up over the last years. He will start with the state of knowledge from three decades of Hubble and Spitzer Space Telescope datasets before JWST, and will then present an overview of the current understanding of early galaxies based on early results from the first JWST images that have become available since last summer.

Full announcement

This is to announce some of the new measures which will come into effect from the winter term 2023 on. Some of the intended changes might have an influence on your plans, thus, the early information.

1. There will be a new Primary Area of Specialization „Foundations of Quantum Technologies: Matter, Light and Information“ – this new area is a further development of the already existing secondary area on Quantum Information. As a consquence, you will be able to choose courses for this area in KLIPS accordingly. (See also next mail.)
2. The Primary Area of Specialization will be reduced from 21 CP to 18 CP. This is done by removing the Advanced Seminar as compulsory part of this module. Thus, you do not have to wait for a fitting seminar offer and/or for your presentation within the seminar before you can do the oral exam.
   IMPORTANT: the MSc examination board has decided that as of now, the exam on the Primary Area can be done before the Adv. Seminar is done. Just note that the PAoS will not show up on your transcript of records until you have also done your seminar presentation.
3. One of the specialized lectures (3 CP) in your PAoS may be replaced by a research internship. Here are the requirements for the internship to get credits: the scope of the internship must be at least 4 weeks with 20 hours per week and requires a written report!
4. Students still have to do an Advanced Seminar but it will be combined with one of the two lab course modules to a new module.

Please note that it would be required to change to the new examination regulations for the winter term in order to fully benefit from the changes mentioned above!

In case of further questions ask Petra Neubauer-Guenther.

Friday, April 21st, 16:15
Seminar room ETP

• Accelerator tour in the nuclear physics institute
• Getting together
• Movie (~7pm)
• Pub

We invite you all, and we highly encourage new master students, to a Master-Event-Friday as there will be also lots of possibilities to address open questions of any kind.

Die nächste Fahrt steht wieder an und ihr könnt dabei sein. Es geht ganz klassisch vom 14.-16.4. wieder in ein Selbstversorungshaus in Wermelskirchen: Wir werden gemeinsam das Programm machen, Kochen, putzen usw. Die Kosten für Essen und Getränke für das gesamte We sind pro Person ca. 25€.

Anmelden könnt ihr euch unter https://terminplaner4.dfn.de/4AuXu8ny8bGEAfn4