BA in Economics, Politics, and Social Thought
Technische Universität Berlin
at Friedrich Schiller University Jena · Jena, Thuringia
Duration
8 semesters
Tuition
No tuition fees
Intake
Other
Mode
Full Time
The Research School Imaginamics at Friedrich Schiller University Jena is an innovative PhD program that delves into the practices and dynamics of social imagining, intersecting critical themes within political science. This program encourages doctoral candidates to explore the ways in which social imaginaries influence politics, policy, and societal frameworks, equipping them with unique perspectives to analyze contemporary socio-political phenomena.
Structured over eight semesters, the program combines rigorous academic training with substantial research opportunities. Scholars engage in interdisciplinary modules that encompass theory, methodology, and practical applications of social imagining. Importantly, candidates will develop their research projects in close collaboration with faculty members, ensuring a supportive environment for intellectual growth and inquiry.
The program also emphasizes the importance of hands-on experience, allowing students to participate in partnerships with local and international research institutions. Jena, as a vibrant academic city, is home to numerous cultural and professional opportunities, facilitating networking and collaboration with experts in the field.
This doctoral program is ideal for individuals passionate about exploring the intricate links between imagination and social structures. It suits candidates with backgrounds in political science, sociology, or related fields who are eager to contribute to theoretical and practical advancements in understanding social dynamics.
It typically takes 8 semesters, with intakes in Other.
Tuition is around No tuition fees. Fees change yearly — confirm with an advisor.
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