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Unser Corporate Design

Das neue Corporate Design der Universität Freiburg schlägt die Brücke zwischen Tradition und Zukunftsgewandtheit der Universität und bringt ihre gesellschaftliche Verortung und Verantwortung zum Ausdruck. Es ist einsetzbar für alle Medienformen sowie darauf ausgerichtet, fortlaufend weiterentwickelt werden zu können.

Die Kommunikation der Universität Freiburg wird medienübergreifend geprägt durch das Corporate Design. Dieses bestimmt ihr visuelles Profil und bildet damit die Basis für eine erfolgreiche und konsistente Kommunikation nach innen und außen. Das Corporate Design ist verbindlicher Ausdruck der Identität der Universität Freiburg.

Das auf diesen Seiten präsentierte Designsystem beinhaltet alle Vorgaben für das visuelle Erscheinungsbild der Universität. Es umfasst unter anderem die Wortmarke (Logo), Typografie, Farbwelt sowie Gestaltungselemente. Auch für die neue Universitätswebsite wird es verwendet werden, deren  Relaunch-Prozess  derzeit ebenfalls läuft.

Erarbeitet wurde das Corporate Design von der Agentur Moniteurs auf Basis von Workshops, in die Universitätsmitglieder aus unterschiedlichen Bereichen eingebunden waren. Die Vorgaben des neuen Corporate Designs gelten ab dem 01.03.2023. Bestehende digitale Vorlagen sollen zügig und sukzessive durch die neuen Vorlagen ersetzt werden. Es wird hierfür eine Übergangsfrist bis zum 1. Oktober 2023 gewährt. Im Sinne der Nachhaltigkeit gilt diese auch für bereits vorliegende haptische Produkte im alten Corporate Design.

Das Erscheinungsbild auf einen Blick

Das Erscheinungsbild der Universität Freiburg wird durch einige charakteristische Designelemente geprägt, die unsere Universitätsmarke unverwechselbar machen.

Überblick und Ziele

Das neue Corporate Design der Universität Freiburg ist im Februar 2023 eingeführt worden.

Logo-Policy und Verwendungsrichtlinien

Das Ziel einer Logo-Policy ist, nach innen sowie nach außen die Wahrnehmung der Universität als Institution zu schärfen und die Identität der Universität abzubilden.

Das Designsystem

Das Designsystem der Universität Freiburg ist eine Sammlung von Richtlinien, Komponenten und Prozessen, die dazu dienen, eine konsistente visuelle Identität zu schaffen.

Basiselemente: Logo, Farbe, Schrift

Der einheitliche visuelle Auftritt beruht auf spezifischen Zeichen, Formen, Farben und Schriften. Diese Basiselemente sind überall gültig, unabhängig vom jeweiligen Medium.

Das Universitätslogo

Informationen und Anwendungsregeln zur Verwendung des Logos

Das Schriftsystem

Alle Infos zur Hausschrift der Universität Freiburg

Das Farbsystem

Unsere Farbgestaltung ist ein Schlüsselfaktor unseres Auftritts.

Gestaltungselemente und Siegel

Das Siegel der Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg spielt weiterhin eine zentrale Rolle.

Gestaltungsprinzipien

Im folgenden Guide erfahren Sie, wie einfach es ist, Ihre Layoutfläche zu strukturieren und Text zu platzieren.

Layoutprinzipien

Unsere Layoutprinzipien dienen als Basis für den Aufbau sämtlicher Kommunikationsmedien – von Print bis digital, von emotional bis funktional.

Kommunikationsmittel

Vorlagen für z.B. Plakate und Einladungskarten für Ihre Kommunikation nach innen und außen.

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Transcript: schwarzwald kartoffelhaus meiner mutter Freiburg, Deutschland das Schiller das Uhrenmuseum The building started around 1200 The cathedral has 19 bells hundreds of years old Multiple Stained glass windows Built by Berthold V, Duke of Zähringen Gothic style cathedral One of few Cathedrals to be finished in the Middle Ages Specialty Topic: kuckucksuhr 1. www.schiller-hotel.de 2. www.botanischer-garten.uni-freiburg.de 3. www.deutsches-uhrenmuseum.de/no_cache/start.html 4. www.daskartoffelhaus.de/startseite/ 5. www.freiburgermunster.info Important Travel Phrases: Sources: 1. Haben sie Andenken? Do you have souvenirs? 2. Haben sie vegetarisches essen? Do you have vegetarian food? 3. Können sie mir das auf der karte zeigen? Can you show me on the map? 4. Ist der Flughafen weit weg? Is the airport far away? 5. Wo ist das krankenhaus? Where is the hospital? den Botanischen Garten

Transcript: Germany How well do you know Germany? What is the capital of Germany? Berlin What currency is used in Germany? EURO What colors are on the flag of Germany? Five German Car Brands Five German Car Brands: Volkswagen Audi BMW Mercedes-Benz Porsche What is the name of Germany in the German language? Germany? Deutschland Where can you find scholarships to study in germany? DAAD Information Centre East Jerusalem Auguste-Victoria-Compound, Mount of Olives [email protected] www.daad-eastjerusalem.org Where can you learn German in Palestine? Where? Birzeit University Goethe-Institut, Ramallah Any questions?

Transcript: The Black forest If you look at a map of Freiburg you will quickly discover that the town of 200,000 is located at the south end of the Black Forest – close to Switzerland and the French border. It is very easy and highly recommended to take day trips from Freiburg Germany to see some of the highlights of the Black Forest. Day trips from Freiburg take you to Lake Titisee, Lake Mummelsee, Triberg, Menzenschwand, Gengenbach and many other locations. You can explore the Black Forest by train and by car or hire a private Black Forest guide to take you around. Triberg Lake Titisee Menzenschwald Freiburg

Transcript: Europa-park is a theme park and also one of the largest park in Germany. Europa-park is the second most popular resort in Europe. You can find Europa-park in Rust, which is between Freiburg, Germany and Strasbourg, France The History of Freiburg Freiburg im Breisgau, is located in the southwestern Germany. It is pictures situated on the western slopes of the Black Forest, where the Dreisam River flows into the Rhine valley. It was founded and chartered in 1120 by the dukes of Zähringen as a free market town. Pictures of Europa-Park Europa-Park Schlossberg The End The Martinstor, a former town fortification on Kaiser-Joseph-Straße, is the older of the two gates of Freiburg im Breisgau that have been preserved since medieval times. Both gates, the Martinstor and the Schwabentor, are located in the city centre. Pictures of Schlossberg The Schlossberg is a tree-covered hill of 456 metres located in the area of the city of Freiburg im Breisgau. It is directly to the east of Freiburg’s Old Town and belongs to the Black Forest. Freiburg By: Antje Martinstor

Transcript: The Dreisam river runs through Freiburg to make an eco-friendly power source Freiburg has solar panel through out their business park Freiburg Freiburg has a community waste bins around the city for glass, paper, and other waste A new energy source Freiburg is a ¨green¨"in apperance Hydropower By; Jager & Tre´von Freiburgs Transportation is either by Tram, bus or bike Waste management Transportation Land Conservation add logo here

Transcript: Solar Fabrik Location The Vauban Solar Settlement The “Heliotrope,” a structure that rotates to follow the sun. References Freiburg by Alyona Okushko Introduction Environmental orientation Unusual rules Transport Solar architecture References Transport system Thank you for attention! Contents Freiburg the most eco-frendly city in German http://www.ecotippingpoints.org/our-stories/indepth/germany-freiburg-sustainability-transportation-energy-green-economy.html http://www.huffingtonpost.com/terry-gardner/freiburg-a-very-eco-frie http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/green-science/five-amazing-green-cities1.htmn_b_265669.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freiburg_im_Breisgau The longest cable car run in Germany, which is 3.6 kilometers long, View over Freiburg An extensive pedestrian zone An excellent public transport system Over 400 km of cycle paths Mage Solar Stadion .

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Transcript: 1. Explore / investigate Zurich through their (artistic) practices, in order to question urban givenness and experiment with how we can re-imagine urban space. 2. Work with the archive in terms of contributing to it, interpreting it, working with its content etc. - question "invisible urban givenness" and open up for spatial variety how we can re-imagine the urban - enable us to negotiate invisibilities - critical exploration through imaginative means 2. = a social-artistic urban laboratory Space as an exteriority / backdrop which power or resistance are constituted against space as a backdrop for human behaviour space as a static & closed entity within an artistic framework SPATIAL VARIETY space as empirical, objective & mappable POWER - art controlling rather than questioning what should be visible, hearable and sayable 1. & DISCUSSION HISTORICALLY What if anything could be something else, still consisting of the same parts? - participants active as interpreters creating their own stories "Conquer, manage, play" SUM UP Art practice and urban space: - being realized on and from within urban space STADT "If it were me" RESISTANCE Art as a mode of critical exploration GAST- STADTFORSCHUNG URBAN SPACE - Zurich consists of endless different realities and imaginations and art may help making these visible "This is not a car" - collective processes and co-production ARTISTIC PRACTICE What if strangers would meet and talk? NEGOTIATING - experimenting with urban knowledge production space as neutral container filled with human activity & POLITICS 3. -urban space as defined by radical openness and multiple outcomes rather than one fixed urban reality What if one reality of the city lies in its mirror-image? - art as effect or reaction to urban space - creation, not consumption of space (IN)VISIBILITIES NOW by Cecilie Sachs Olsen - art expected to provide solutions to urban problems "The forgotten vegetables" that experiments with - resistant to any prescribed outcomes WERK ARCHIV - cities are imaginary as well as real spaces LIMITED SPATIAL IMAGINARY 1. Branding strategies & public spectacles S Q U E T I O N S VS. ANSWERS "Politics revolves around what is seen and what can be said about it, around who has the possibility to see and the talent to speak, around the properties of spaces and the possibilities of time." Jacques Rancière "the distribution of the sensible" = underlying structures deciding what is visible, sayable and hearable processes vs. products Re-thinking/imagining our city by helping people to shape an idea of how they want to live together and what they want their city to be like. Art work becoming a monument against forgetting. 2. "Artivism" collective co-existence creative and imaginative processes posing alternatives to the collective co-existence in our cities through creative and imaginative processes space as a process, never finished/closed space as a sphere of co-existing heterogeneity space as a product of interrelations, constituted through interactions

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The workshop targets doctoral candidates who would like to learn how to do more powerful scientific presentations.

The ability to present scientific research is a skill that some have, but others need to hone. This course will provide participants with practical knowledge to better structure and deliver their scientific research. Furthermore, this course will work on presentation skills that will prepare the participants to present not only research content, but themselves. As most doctoral candidates will look to further their academic careers, it is important to optimally present yourself for future interviews. Participants will be required to present a 5 minute presentation of either their current work or a proposal for future work. This presentation will be recorded and given to the participants with feedback.

This course will teach fundamental presentation skills. You will learn how to use your voice and body effectively, practice how to present naturally and with a structure that your audience will find entertaining and engaging.

Trainer input; individual, partner and group work; written and creative focusing exercises; brief presentations by participants.

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Examinatons: Thesis

Admission to the thesis.

• Bachelor Thesis: Before you can write a bachelor's thesis, you must fulfill the r equired number of 110 ECTS credits.
• Master Thesis: For the admission to write a master's thesis, you need the following number of ECTS/requirements.

Thesis registration

• The registration form is only available via the Examinations Office. Please send us an e-mail.
• If you would like to register your thesis, send us an e-mail to [email protected] and we will send you the registration form electronically by e-mail with a brief description of how the form should be completed.
• Registration is not linked to the regular examination registration period and can be made at any time via the Examinations Office, provided you meet the admission requirements for the thesis.

Finding a topic / Assigned topics

Generally, topics are chosen according to the following procedure:

• Topics arise out of the material you are studying and are based on where your interests lie.
• When choosing a topic, you should first establish an overview of the research already conducted on the subject in order to find areas that have received little attention.
• After reviewing the research already done on the subject, you should choose a topic and try to state your theme by narrowing it down and expressing it as clearly as possible.
• In the next step, you should present your topic idea to a professor in order to convince him or her to supervise your project. Your project advisor will give you advice about your chosen topic and will be able to tell you if you need to expand your theme or narrow it down.
• If you do not already have a topic, you can also approach a professor regarding possible topics or ideas. If you still cannot find a topic, you can also contact the Board of Examiners.  Please note in this regard:   In order to submit an application for the assignment of a topic to the examination board, it is mandatory to indicate whether you have already discussed it with your academic advisor and with which professors you have inquired.  The examination board needs this information in order to discuss your application. Furthermore, it is mandatory that an application is signed and dated. You can get advice on the procedure from the examination office.
• You can drop your original topic once and ‘return’ it within two months after beginning your thesis. A new topic must be registered within four weeks. A change of topic does not extend the total working period allowed to write a thesis. If you discontinue one topic within the first two months, you then only have four months to complete your thesis on the new topic.

Who can supervise my thesis? Can I choose a reviewer?

• Theses can only be assessed by examiners.
• One has an examination authorisation through one's office (professor or private lecturer) or through the granting of the examination authorisation by the senate of a university.
• In external institutions, only professors/private lecturers are authorised to assess theses. Contact one of the professors/private lecturers there to see if they can take over the assessment of your thesis.
• Please note that each examination regulation contains regulations regarding the reviewers. Please read there and cf. tables below:
• The following specific regulations apply to bachelor's degree programs at TF:
• The following specific regulations apply to master's degree programs at TF:

How many reviewers do I need?

• One reviewer is required for all bachelor's programs at the TF.
• Two reviewers are required for all Master's programs at the TF.

The same conditions for examination eligibility apply to both first and second supervisors as stated under "Who may supervise my thesis"!

Thesis placements (Company/Fraunhofer Institute)

Final thesis in a company:

• There is the possibility to write a thesis in a company or another institute.
• Depending on the examination regulations, the thesis must be evaluated by at least one examiner of the Faculty of Engineering (see table below): Who may supervise my thesis? Can I choose an examiner?)
• Theses can only be evaluated by examiners.
• An examiner is authorized by his or her office (professor or private lecturer) or by the award of the examining authority by the senate of a university.
• In companies/enterprises, appointed reviewers only rarely have examination authority. Ask one of the employees there if he/she may take over the review of your thesis.
• Students who would like to write their thesis in a company should make sure that they have the right to do so before accepting the offer of a company.
• Even if you also have a company supervisor, the grading of the thesis will then be done by the TF examiner(s).
• The best way to find an examiner is to first find out which chairs of the Faculty of Engineering have corresponding company contacts. Some chairs cooperate with companies in research projects or have had good experiences with the execution of final theses with certain companies and can thus arrange final theses in such a company. Of course, you can also look for a company and a topic yourself. However, there is a risk that you will have put a lot of work into the search and application and then not find an examiner who is willing to supervise the thesis. Thesis at one of the Fraunhofer Institutes:
• It is possible to write a thesis at one of the Fraunhofer Institutes.
• Depending on the examination regulations, the thesis must be evaluated by at least one examiner from the Faculty of Engineering (see table below): Who may supervise my thesis? Can I choose an examiner?)
• Theses can only be evaluated by examiners. One has an examining authority by virtue of one's office (professor or private lecturer) or by conferring the examining authority by the senate of a university.
• External work must therefore be coordinated with a professor of the Faculty of Engineering.
• In the Fraunhofer Institutes, therefore, only professors/private lecturers are authorized to assess theses. Contact one of the professors/private lecturers there to see if he/she can take over the review of your thesis.

Writing period: Can I submit my thesis before the deadline?

• Bachelor' thesis: 3 months
• Master's thesis:

Can I submit my thesis before the deadline? Yes, this is basically possible! But be aware that the topic of the thesis is designed in such a way that the workload averages 5 full working days per week over a period of 3 months (for Bachelor's theses) or 6 months (for Master's theses). It is therefore the students' own responsibility to submit the thesis before the deadline.

If you become ill while writing your thesis

• If you become ill while writing your thesis, you must print out the medical certificate  for your doctor to fill in and sign.
• This form must then be submitted to the Examination Office immediately, three working days after the onset of the illness .
• If the notification of illness is accepted by the Examination Committee, the interruption time in processing will be calculated on the basis of the days of illness and the student will be notified in writing by post of the new submission date.
• The medical certificate should include a description of the illness (for example, description of pain) and to what extent this temporarily prevents you from writing your thesis. An exact diagnosis is helpful but not necessary. However, the clearer the doctor’s description is, the easier it will be to determine your inability to complete the thesis on time (for example, if you have a fever and are diagnosed with the flu). It is not sufficient for your doctor to write that you are ‘unable to complete the thesis’. Furthermore, the Examinations Committee does not accept an ‘ Arbeitsunfähigkeitsbescheinigungen ’ (incapacity certificate). If the Examinations Committee has any reason to believe that the medical certificate is unfounded, it can require you to see a public health officer. 

Leave of absence during the thesis

You are allowed to apply for a leave of absence if you are unable to attend classes during a semester. You must submit the application for a leave of absence along with any necessary documents with the student service center.  While on a leave of absence, you are allowed to take examinations and complete assessed coursework that are not part of a module. Because the thesis is also a module, this means you are not allowed to apply for a leave of absence to write your thesis. 

Extension of the working period

• An extension of the processing time is possible under certain circumstances and can be applied for at the examination board.
• An extension can have different reasons, usually illness (to be proven with a medical certificate) or technical reasons (to be proven with a statement of your first examiner). The examination board decides on a case-by-case basis.
• Students can apply for an extension with the Board of Examiners. The reason for an extension must  be specified and signed.  Applications for extensions must be submitted to the Examination Committee immediately.
• An extension is possible by a maximum of 6 weeks in each case.

Formatting the thesis

As a rule, you must discuss the formatting of the thesis with your first examiner. It is only important for the examination office that an affidavit is included in the thesis stating that the thesis was written alone and that all aids and sources were marked accordingly. Templates for the title page can be obtained from the student council. According to the examination regulations, the thesis must include a list of the tools used and a declaration that the student has written the thesis independently, has not used any sources/auxiliary materials other than those specified and has marked all passages that have been taken verbatim or in spirit from published writings as such. In addition, a declaration must be made and included in the work that it has not already been prepared, even in part, for another examination. This declaration must be signed by the student in original. You can download this declaration here.

Template "Declaration for the final thesis"

The template for the declaration stating that you are the sole author of your thesis can be found here! Please add the template either at the very front or at the very back of your final thesis.

Submitting your thesis

• When submitting your thesis, the declaration of authorship must also be signed and dated on the electronic version.
• If you have an external reviewer, you must provide the contact details (e-mail address) of the reviewer to the examination office when submitting your thesis.
• The submission is only possible exclusively digitally as PDF file to the examination office: [email protected]
• From 7 September 2020 you have to submit only one  bound copy (hardcopy) to the Examination Office latest 4 weeks after the digital submission. The bound copy needs to be submitted by post (see address below). Alternatively, you can hand in your bound copy on the trolley in front of the Examinations Office (please note that the trolley is behind the first door) or please make an individual appointment if you want to hand in your bound copy personally at the Examinations Office. It is not possible to drop it in via the Examination Office letterbox. You will receive a separate e-mail when your bound thesis has arrived.

PLEASE NOTE! It is NOT possible to submit the hardcopy in the library of the faculty.

Address Examinations Office:

Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg Technische Fakultät Prüfungsamt Georges-Köhler-Allee 101 79110 Freiburg

(Updated on: 7 September 2020)

Presenting your thesis

You are expected to present your thesis after submitting it to the Examination Office. Students are required to notify the Examination Office of the date of their presentation. The following information concerns presenting your thesis:

• The presentation will be held in front of your examiner/s (please refer to your exam regulations for specific information) and an additional exam assessor and will be either an individual or group exam.
• The presentation of your thesis is open to other students and University members unless you submit a request to the Board of Examiners of your department. Other students will not be allowed to listen to the board’s discussion or its issuance of the grade.
• Other regulations, such as the extent and duration of the exam, will be determined by the examiners.

Resubmitting the thesis

Students are allowed to resubmit a  thesis if they received a grade of ‘ nicht ausreichend ’ (fail) one time only. If you receive a passing grade for your thesis, the thesis cannot be resubmitted. You must apply to resubmit a thesis within two months after receiving notice of not passing this degree requirement. Failure to meet this deadline means you will not be allowed to write a thesis unless you submit a mitigating circumstances form. The Examinations Committee will determine a new deadline for proposing a new topic or for a new topic to be assigned. If you fail to meet this deadline, the Examinations Committee will assign a topic within two weeks and issue a new deadline for resubmitting the thesis.

Thesis publication/ Copyright

• As a general rule, Bachelor's and Master's theses are not published by the Examination Office within the meaning of copyright law. It is therefore not necessary to include a corresponding blocking notice in the thesis.
• A Bachelor's or Master's thesis is not public and is not freely accessible in the university library, for example. However, the presentation of the thesis is usually open to the university public. In the case of sensitive data, the university public can also be excluded on request and only presented to a selected group.
• Of course, the student himself/herself has rights to the work (copyright).  If it is a co-operation with a company, the company could, for example, conclude a contract with the student stating that the information will not be passed on to third parties.
• A so-called non-disclosure agreement would go one step further. Such an agreement is usually drawn up by the company and concluded with the persons involved (student, examiner). The D5 (the Department for Legal Affairs in Studies and Teaching) of the University of Freiburg would then check this agreement and forward it to the Rector for signature.  The signing of a non-disclosure agreement is legally unproblematic for the examiners, as theses are not published and the passing on of the thesis to university employees is expressly permitted as part of the university's internal review process.

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