Self-organised project seminars (SPS)

What is a "self-organised project seminar"?

Self-organised project seminars are seminars organised by students in which the content is worked on independently, scientifically and in a practice-oriented manner. Relevant topics and issues in empirical cultural studies should be addressed and, where possible, forms of qualitative empirical research should be included. SPS focuses in particular on issues, problems and approaches that are not covered by the institute's regular courses, which are controversial or critical of established forms of scientific knowledge production and/or are transdisciplinary in nature. SPS can be designed and implemented by closed student groups or offered openly.

Here you will find further information on the formal framework conditions of an SPS.

SPS WiSe 2021/22

• Hamburg (post)kolonial. Umstrittene Orte und unbequeme Objekte als postkoloniale
  Spuren in Hamburgs Stadtraum und Museen

SPS SoSe 2020

• In Vino Veritas? Wissensraum Wein zwischen Rausch, sozialer Distinktion und Geschmackslandschaft

SPS SoSe 2019

• Thinking Through Fashion - Ethnografie des Textilen

SPS SoSe 2018

• Verbinden. Erforschen. Sichtbar machen. Junge Menschen & kulturelles Erbe

SPS SoSe 2017

• Institutsgeschichte als Teil der Universitätsgeschichte. Archivalisches Arbeiten mit dem Nachlass Hävernick