Research Colloquium in the Winter Semester 2025/26
Current Research in Motivation, Emotion, and Biopsychology (281533-001)

Main Content Focus: In this course, the research work currently ongoing at the professorship (research projects, diploma, bachelor's, and master's theses) will be presented and discussed. The colloquium thus forms a forum for an interactive exchange of ideas and thoughts. Furthermore, the topics of data collection and data analysis will be deepened using selected statistical analysis methods. Another focus is the writing of scientific papers. Students from the 3rd subject semester onwards can gain helpful insights into empirical work in preparation for later final theses. The target group consists of students in the Bachelor's and Master's degree programs in Psychology or Sensorics and Cognitive Psychology, as well as doctoral candidates.

Colloquium Leadership: Prof. Dr. Udo Rudolph, Dr. Stefan Uhlig

Dates/Times: Wed, 09:15 - 10:45 am; Room 4/204 (new: B01.204); dates and topics will be announced via OPAL

Enrollment: Please enroll for the colloquium via OPAL. Enrolled persons will receive announcements regarding upcoming topics and presentations. In addition, you will find a schedule overview, the presentations of the speakers, and the opportunity to exchange ideas on colloquium topics in the OPAL course.

Important: At the beginning of any final thesis, you should refresh your "scientific foundations". These workshop materials will certainly help you with this. Please also note the guidelines for writing final theses at our professorship. An overview of completed and ongoing final theses can be found here   Research - Final Theses/Dissertations.

Modules: Bachelor Degree Regulations Psychology: 2019 Module C, 2022 Module U
               Bachelor Degree Regulations SeKo: 2016 Module 13
               Master Degree Regulations Psychology: 2019 & 2022 Module J
               Master Degree Regulations Psychology with Focus on Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy: 2022 Module J 
               Master Degree Regulations SeKo: 2017 Module 19, 2022 & 2023 MSeKo-09