Special interest representatives


The Graduate School places great value on the personal initiative of all its (post)doctoral candidates. That is why representatives are elected from their ranks. BGHS doctoral candidates are represented by one student each from the history and sociology departments. Two Social and Cultural Affairs representatives and international doctoral candidate representatives are also elected. The term of office is one year.

Doctoral Programme


Simon Lange (Soziologie)
Sebastian Teupe (Geschichte)

International Doctoral Candidates


Ben Bediako Boakye (Soziologie)
Rory Tews(Soziologie)

Social and Cultural Affairs


Clemens Eisenmann (Soziologie)
Melanie Dejnega (Soziologie)

Guidelines - Representation

Guidelines - Representation (pdf)


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