Skip to content
-
[nghm.de]
Research Group Modern History & Historical Migration Studies | Osnabrueck University Research Group Modern History & Historical Migration Studies | Osnabrueck University Research Group Modern History & Historical Migration Studies | Osnabrueck University

Please find our original Blog @ [https://nghm.hypotheses.org]

Research Group Modern History & Historical Migration Studies | Osnabrueck University Research Group Modern History & Historical Migration Studies | Osnabrueck University Research Group Modern History & Historical Migration Studies | Osnabrueck University

Please find our original Blog @ [https://nghm.hypotheses.org]

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Impressum
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Impressum
Close

Search

Home/Posts/NGHM Website | Updates
Posts

NGHM Website | Updates

By chrass
June 21, 2025 1 Min Read
0

This post was automatically translated from the German original at
NGHM Website | Updates.


At the beginning of May, the Chair of Modern History and Historical Migration Research along with the entire University of Osnabrück switched its online presence to a new website, which we are still expanding and developing.

This week, we have added some guidance on academic writing and the organisation of teaching operations, with which we would like to help our students answer frequently occurring questions in the context of courses offered by the Chair of Modern History and Historical Migration Research and to inform themselves.

  • What is self-plagiarism?
  • How is participation in courses regulated?
  • What are the principles of academic work?
  • How do I write my “essay on the lecture”?
  • How can I use AI in coursework and qualification papers?

The legally binding basis is, of course, always the examination and study regulations as well as module handbooks of the University of Osnabrück, in particular our APO, as well as the decisions of the board of the Historical Seminar.


Author

chrass

Follow Me
Other Articles
Previous

There and Back Again | Excursion to the Documentation Centre Haren/Mazków, the Former Camp Site Oberlangen and the War Cemetery Groß Fullen

Next

Sussex Dispatch #1

No Comment! Be the first one.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Copyright 2026 — Research Group Modern History & Historical Migration Studies | Osnabrueck University . All rights reserved. Blogsy WordPress Theme