B.Sc. Sustainability & Change

Profile area

From the 4th semester onwards, you can specialize and develop your own personal profile. After you have learned the basics of Sustainability & Change during the first three semesters, you have the opportunity to design your studies according to your own interests and professional goals. Your profile area comprises 42 credits. You can choose from modules in the summer and winter semesters. Please note that there are modules with participant restrictions. You can find more information on this page.

Modules without participant restrictions

 

Modules with participant restrictions

Allocation via preference survey

Allocation via Ilias

Modules without participant restrictions
Modules with participant restrictions

Allocation via preference survey

Allocation via Ilias

Further information on modules in the summer semester 2024

Corporate Social Responsibility & CSR-Communication | 20 places

The module takes place in blocks on the following dates from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.:

  • April 13, 2024
  • April 27, 2024
  • Mai 18, 2024 

 

Research internship

The following research internships are taking place this semester:

  • „Humboldt Reloaded: Emotions in the workplace" | Prof. Dr. Fasbender | 15 places
  • „Sufficiency orientation and sustainable lifestyles" | Jun.-Prof. Dr. Henn | 20 places
  • „Employees as sustainability ambassadors" | Prof. Dr. Hadwich | min. 8 places
  • „Sustainability Transformations in the Context of the Innovation Systems Approach“ | Prof.Dr.Pyka| 5 places
  • „Humboldt Reloaded: Is renunciation fun?" | Junior Professor Dr. Henn | 15 places
  • „Startup Secrets from Silicon Valley" | Prof. Dr. Ebersberger | min. 6 places

You can find more information about the seminars here.

Allocation procedure

Allocation via preference survey

The allocation of the limited places in the profile area modules takes place via an allocation procedure at the Chair of Sustainable Development and Change (Lilli Frank). One allocation procedure is offered per semester. In the allocation procedure, you indicate your preferences as to which module(s) you would like to take. The allocation procedure always takes place at the end of the semester or during the lecture-free period via a survey. All information is available in the S&C course newsletter. If you have not yet registered for this, you can do so here

Allocation via Ilias

Some lecturers allocate free places directly by joining the Ilias course. The rule here is first come, first serve. So take a close look at when you can register.