Decolonising and Diversifying the Curriculum

Projekt: Lehre und Studium

Projektbeteiligte

Beschreibung

For Winter Semester 2025/2026 we are meeting in C8.105, from 12:00 - 13:30 on the first Wednesday of each month:
Wed. 01.10.2025
Wed. 05.11.2025
Wed. 03.12.2025
Wed. 07.01.2026
Wed. 04.02.2026

You are welcome to join us at any time. All meetings are held in English.

The aim of Decolonising and Diversifying the Curriculum is to provide a space for staff members who are interested in how to modify and adapt their curricula and teaching practice to include scholars and perspectives from beyond their disciplinary canons. While exact definitions and categorisations of who is and/or should be included in curricula are to be treated with caution, the hope is to have a greater inclusion of scholars offering perspectives that are not based on the position of a white, male, Western European norm.

More abstractly speaking, efforts to decolonise and diversify curricula and teaching practice confront us with questions about knowledge production and re-production in higher education spaces. Who says what, who listens, who is left out, and how do these choices shape our understandings.

Changing our curricula is not an easy task, particularly when attempting to do it alone. This session offers a starting point for conversations and support among peers from across different disciplines to share experiences, ideas, and difficulties and to offer a chance to establish a self-organised network of academics at Leuphana who want to pursue decolonisation and diversification in the content and practice of their teaching.
StatusLaufend
Zeitraum28.06.23 → …

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Publikationen

  1. Edward Lear, A book of nonsense
  2. A trait-based framework linking the soil metabolome to plant–soil feedbacks
  3. Managing Knowledge in Organization Studies Through Instrumentation
  4. Conjectural variations equilibrium in a mixed duopoly
  5. Benno Reifenberg (1892-1970)
  6. Augmented space
  7. Determinants and Development of Schools in Organization Theory
  8. Extraction of information from invoices - challenges in the extraction pipeline
  9. Structuring Sustainability Reports for Environmental Standards with LLMs guided by Ontology
  10. Contested future-making in containment: temporalities, infrastructures and agency
  11. Who is a Migrant? Abandoning the Nation-State Point of View in the Study of Migration
  12. Synthesis of Room-Temperature Ionic Liquids with the Weakly Coordinating [Al(ORF)(4)](-) Anion (R-F = C(H)(CF3)(2)) and the Determination of Their Principal Physical Properties
  13. Vom Sagbaren zum Machbaren?
  14. The Eschatical Perfection of the World in God
  15. Temporal changes in taxonomic and functional alpha and beta diversity across tree communities in subtropical Atlantic forests
  16. Bridge-Generate
  17. Case Study Analysis
  18. Differential mortality rates in major and subthreshold depression
  19. Inflation Narratives from a Machine Learning Perspective
  20. Free work
  21. Long-term retrospective analysis of the societal metabolism of cobalt in the European Union
  22. Proving the world more imaginary?
  23. Narcissists and their influence on firm performance and reporting practices – a systematic literature review and future research agenda
  24. Urgent need for updating the slogan of global climate actions from 'tree planting' to 'restore native vegetation'
  25. German and Chinese perspectives on innovative teaching and classroom processes
  26. Mechanism of grain refinement of Mg-Al alloys by SiC inoculation
  27. Thermochemical heat storage materials
  28. Land use change and the future of biodiversity
  29. A note on the firm size - export relationship
  30. Ecologies of Change