University of Koblenz · Landau
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The University of Koblenz · Landau is one of the youngest universities in Germany and has grown considerably in its relatively short history. Since its transformation from a teacher training college in 1990, numerous new departments and institutes have sprung up. In addition, a wide range of new degree programs and chairs have been created, and existing courses and research consistently expanded. At the eight existing faculties on the two campuses in Koblenz and Landau, you can currently study Education, Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences, Sciences, Computer Science (Koblenz) and Psychology (Landau). Since 1990 the number of students has increased dramatically to about 17.000 enrolled students, with approximately 8.500 at each campus.
A special feature of the University of Koblenz · Landau is its structure. Koblenz and Landau provide excellent facilities for research, teaching and continuing education, while Mainz serves as the link between the two campuses, housing the President's office as well as being the home of the university executive and central university administration.
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- International Studies
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- Master Web Science
- Master Ecotoxicology
- Master Environmental Sciences
- Mathematical Modeling of Complex Systems
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- Events
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Feb 04, 2020
Writing in English (2/2)
Workshop for Phd candidates and postdocsCampus Koblenz, D 212more information -
Feb 19, 2020
Tutorial for international PhD students and postdocs
Campus Koblenz, D 212more information
- News
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Jun 18, 2019
CLEARumor acheves the second place in the RumourEval competition
Recently, Ipek Baris and Lukas Schmelzeisen presented their CLEARumor system for determining rumor veracity and support at the SemEval workshop in Minneapolis, USA.
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Jun 12, 2019
EU Project Co-inform review meeting in Limassol
The EU project Co-inform aims to empower citizens, journalists, and policymakers with co-created socio-technical solutions, to increase resilience to misinformation, and to allow more informed behaviours and policies.
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Apr 11, 2019
Panel Discussion @ Koblenz Weeks of Democracy
The Institute WeST organizes a panel discussion at the “Koblenz Weeks of Democracy” with the topic: What are Scientists doing for Democracy? A Glimpse into the Scientific Warfare against Misinformation, between Computer Science and Political Science.
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