MARE BALTICUM FELLOWS AT THE UNIVERSITY


In line with its central development goal of promoting interdisciplinarity, the University of Rostock welcomes the stay of national and international guest researchers - hereinafter referred to as fellows - and is aware of the far-reaching potential.

Fellows do not only bring their scientific expertise to the University of Rostock but also contribute to the discussion of cross-sectional topics such as interculturality, interdisciplinarity and diversity.

Especially in connection with the promotion of early career researchers, the contact between fellows and scientists in the early phase of their academic activities is an important element in the development of their competence portfolio. Dealing with cross-sectional topics enables early career researchers to develop their own awareness of the opportunities and challenges of the respective topic. The researchers broaden their personal relation to the situational significance of their own actions and are encouraged to show competence-oriented reactions to concrete situational challenges going beyond their own values and virtues.

In addition to their own scientific expertise, the ethical attitude and the handling of cross-sectional topics are highly relevant for the individual competence development of early career researchers.

Prof. Wrage-Mönnig welcomes visiting Mare Balticum Fellows Dr. Helena Bermúdez Sabel and Prof. Dr. Georgios Deligiannakis to the University of Rostock


Prof. Wrage-Mönnig welcomed Dr. Helena Bermúdez Sabel from Switzerland and Prof. Dr. Georgios Deligiannakis from Cyprus in brilliant sunshine in front of the main university building.

The meet-up kicked off this year’s Mare Balticum Fellows scholarly visits. In addition to an enlightening and engaging exchange on research and personal topics and priorities, the threesome visited the Institute of Zoology collection.

Click here for a copy of the press release (in German) and here for photographs of the meeting and outing.