Individual and teaching-integrated workshops
Perfectly tailored to your curriculum, flexible in terms of subject matter and timing.
Are you planning a course and want to give your students targeted support in academic work, writing, and publishing? Our individually scheduled courses and in-class workshops bring the expertise of the university library directly into your teaching—tailored to your needs.
Our offerings cover a broad spectrum:
- General introduction to the library and research: Overview of the services offered by the university library and the basics of searching catalogs and databases.
- Subject-specific research: Strategies and tools for targeted literature and information searches in your field
- Research data: Fundamentals of research data management, from planning, organization, and documentation to storage, publication, and reuse.
- Historical collections: Work on original holdings from the Rare Books and University Archive Division
- AI in scientific writing: Use of AI-supported tools for research, text production, and analysis of scientific information
- Publishing: Support for scientific publishing of text- or data-based work, including open access options
- Writing during your studies: time management and work planning, dealing with writer's block and procrastination, developing writing routines, writing styles and working methods – workshops offered by the Writing Center.
- Writing Fellow Program: Writing training in your course and support for students by trained peer tutors from the Writing Center
Please contact us with your request well in advance, at least one month in advance, so that we can coordinate and prepare individually.