transfer-in-lehrveranstaltungen

Transfer in Lehrveranstaltungen

Ein zentrales Beispiel für unser Transferverständnis in Lehrveranstaltungen ist unser Kurs Project Study in Data Science and Quantitative Methods . Studierende entwickeln in Teams eigenständig empirische Forschungsprojekte, die Themen mit konkreter gesellschaftlicher Relevanz behandeln, wie beispielsweise Populismus, Nachhaltigkeit, Vertrauen in die EU oder Immigration. Die Ergebnisse tragen dazu bei, aktuelle Entwicklungen besser zu verstehen.

Die Forschungsergebnisse werden nicht nur in einem Bericht dokumentiert, sondern in Form interaktiver Webanwendungen öffentlich zugänglich gemacht. Diese Websites ermöglichen es Interessierten außerhalb der Universität, zentrale Befunde nachzuvollziehen. Wissenschaftliche Analyse wird so anschlussfähig für eine breitere Öffentlichkeit.

Klicke hier um mehr über den Kurs zu erfahren.

Vergangene Projekte

Screenshot of the manifesto project website. One can see three graphs showing the increasing usage of populist pattern in german party manifestos in absolute and relative numbers.

The Manifesto Project: Examining Populism in Germany
By Lena Hermann, Chiara Döring and Roger Schneider

Analyzes populist patterns in German party manifestos from 1981 to 2021

(Further information can be found at sebastian-weibels.shinyapps.io/Populism-Elections/)

This is a screenshot of the website of The Role of Sustainability Dimensions in Predicting Election Results. One can see the actual and predicted election results in % over time for the conservative party family as an example of the students' studies.

The Role of Sustainability Dimensions in Predicting Election Results
By Mira Belhenniche, Jean-Patrick Pallagi, Amelie Wöstmann and Klara Spielmann

Analyzes how varying emphases on different dimensions of sustainability within the manifestos of EU party families associate with their electoral outcomes

(Further information can be found at sebastian-weibels.shinyapps.io/Sustainability-Elections/)

This is a screenshot of the website What Shapes Trust in the European Union in Poland, Germany, and Slovenia?. One can see a plot that shows the average trust level in the EU in all three countries. Overall the trust seems similar in these countries, fluctuating around a mean of 4.2.

What Shapes Trust in the European Union in Poland, Germany, and Slovenia?
By Helena Zappe and Marei Göbelbecker

Examines the factors influencing trust in the European Union across Poland, Germany, and Slovenia

(Further information can be found at sebastian-weibels.shinyapps.io/TrustEU/)

This is a screenshot of the website for the ESS Immigration Dashboard. One can see two maps of Europe showing the mean immigration attitude index of selected countries ( e.g. Germany, Poland, France,...) over time on one side, and the actual net migration over time on the other.

European Social Survey Immigration Dashboard
By Lena Tischler, Helen Kreuzer and Katharina Veerhoff

Explores the influences on differences in attitudes toward migration across countries and over time

(Further information can be found at sebastian-weibels.shinyapps.io/ImmigrationEU/)