Anthropology of Education and Globalisation (AEG)

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Danmarks Institut for Uddannelse og Pædagogik Aarhus Universitet

Campus Emdrup Tuborgvej 164 2400 København NV

Anthropology of Education and

Globalisation (AEG)

PROGRAMME 2021

23rd – 25

^th

August 2021

Campus Emdrup

Dear new students,

Congratulations on your admission and welcome to Anthropology of Education and Globalisation at DPU, Aarhus University, Campus Emdrup. We look forward to meeting you and welcoming you.

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Campus Emdrup Tuborgvej 164

2400 København NV Side 2 af 6

To give you a good start, we have planned a programme for you and your fellow students from Monday the 23rd to Wednesday the 25^th of August 2021, which gives you a good introduction to all the practicalities, gain insight into the academic environment you will be a part of, and of course to meet your fellow students, faculty and current students. In addition to the two days, there will be other activities both before and after the study start days, which we strongly recommend you to participate in, so you can get the best possible start at DPU.

As the lectures in the entire 1st semester and parts of the 2nd semester takes place in English, and as we get Erasmus students on the team, most of the study start program will also be in English (see program below).

Before the study start days

In order to get ready for your studies, we recommend that you orientate yourself very well over the summer on the following links (hyperlinks inserted – chose text in English)_:

• Study@Au – AU’s digital introduction programme for new students in Brightspace. It will take you through all the important facts about AU, studylife, it-systems, student societies ect. It’s an online module and you will find it at Brightspace next to your other modules. It takes approx.

1-2 hours

• Studiestartsiden

• Tjecklist for new students

• IT systems at AU

• Latest news about COVID 19 at AU

• Studypedia Tips and tricks for your academic studies

• AUs anbefalinger og vejledninger til at være ”digital studerende”

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Monday the 23

^rd

of August 2021

We will meet in room A203 – building A.

As we will do a little picknick in the afternoon, please brings something to sit on in the grass (if the weather allows). You can bring your own snacks, and there is a supermarket nearby, if you want to ad up with more.

Kl. 10-10:15 Meet your tutors and fellow students and enjoy a cup of coffee.

The tutors Marianne and Sara will present a little song.

Kl.10:15-10:45 Welcome to Anthropology of Education and Globalisation by programme coordinator Nana Clemensen: Introduction to structure, modules, coordinators, etc.

Kl. 11-12 Social activity: Speed-friending and get-to-know-each-other organized by your tutors

Kl. 12-13 Break and lunch together – Bring your own food or buy in the supermarket (Netto).

Academic Books will sell books for the semester at Mødestedet (Aula)

Kl. 13-13:45 Campus tour with your tutors

Kl. 13:45-14 Kl 14-14.15 Kl. 14.15-14.30

Presentation from the student counselor

Brief introduction to UN by Marianne Magnussen.

Zoom-presentation of your professors on module 1 & 2.

Kl. 14:30-16 Picnic with your tutors - social activities

- games & get to know your fellow students - time for questions.

- Marianne and Sara will talk about life as an AEG student at DPU

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Tuesday 24

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of August 2021

We will meet in room A405 – Building A

Kl. 9:30-10 DPU offers everybody Croissant and Coffee with the tutors Sara and Marianne.

Kl. 10-11 Introduction to the first year of the programme by Nana Clemensen and the tutors:

structure, modules, exams, coordinators, etc.

Kl. 11:10-12:00 Get access to the AU’s internet (Eduroam) og introduction to the different platforms.

Time for questions

Kl. 12-13 Lunch: Bring your own food or buy in the supermarket

Kl. 13-14 (INKL

break) Meet Hanne Adriansen, lecturer at Educational Anthropology, DPU.

She will share her experiences from her fieldwork.

Kl. 14-14:30 Evaluation of the introdution days

Kl. 14:30-15:30

(INKL break) Meet Gritt B. Nielsen, lecturer at Educational Anthropology, DPU:

She will share her experiences from her fieldwork.

Kl. 15:30-16 Rounding of the day and time for questions.

Kl. 16-16:45 Welcome by the head of department Claus Holm ect. At Mødestedet

Kl. 16.45-20 Social event for the programmes at DPU, foodtrucks and ”hygge”.

Wednesday, 25th August 2021

We will meet in room A 405

STUDENT GROUP FACILITATION DAY

Kl. 13.15-16 Creation and facilitation of student groups with Hanne Adriansen

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We look forward to seeing you and to give you and your fellow students a good start at DPU!

Best wishes from your tutors, Sara & Marianne ☺

If you have any questions, you can contact us:

Sara: mobile: 40156702 Marianne: mobile: 20755338

The further study welcome at DPU.

From Monday the 31

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of August, the semester begins and with it your lectures.

In the first period of the programme, you will experience a number of offers that will get you ready for your further studies. For example, a workshop on study groups, where you and your group get important tools to create the best framework for the collaboration. You will also meet the library, and their many offers and resources. On “Studieportalen” you can also get an overview of the ongoing events from the Student Counseling and Arts Career.

LIFE AS A FULL TIME STUDENT AT DPU

What does it mean to be a full-time student? A full-time study corresponds to 30 ECTS per term.

Turned into hours, the European credit transfer and credit accumulation system says that 1 ECTS point is 27.5 hours – or approx. 825 hours in one semester. This roughly corresponds to about 40 hours a week for the duration of a semester (20-22 weeks).

You will find that there are some study activities that are initiated by teachers and others that you and/or your group must initiate. You will experience some activities with your teachers and others without. Last but not least, you will experience activities both on campus, off-campus and virtually.

But it is also important for us to emphasize that a study is more than the sum of teaching and

preparation. It is also to participate in other offers that can put your studies into perspective. You

may attend professional debate cafes, student policy meeting, workshops at Arts Career or the

library etc. Maybe you read the articles and complete the exercises that are on Studypedia. It could

also be that you have a meeting with the Student Council or you use the city's cultural offerings to

put your studies into perspective. In the model below, we call this time "Student Life".

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Modul 1 (15 ECTS) Modul 2 (15 ECTS)

60 hours Lectures 55 hours Lectures

260 hours Preparation: reading, group work, e- learning, preparation of presentations, feedback, writing exercises, etc.

230 hours Preparation: reading, group work, e- learning, preparation of presentations, feedback, writing exercises, etc.

65 hours Exam - write synopsis and oral exam 100 hours Exam – project

25 hours Student Life 30 hours Student Life

410 timer Total number of hours 415 timer Total number of hours

Find us at Facebook

AEG 2021 Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/272061341275769/

Bar Bund The bar on campus – open most Fridays. Find information on facebook , Campus Københavns fredagsbar.

DSR DSR - The Student Council at DPU supports the study environment and good study life. If you want to follow what is happening, or have ideas for associations or something else, contact DSR.

Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/DSRDPU/

Homepage: https://dpu.au.dk/uddannelse/studiemiljoeveddpu/destud erendesraad/

DPU, Aarhus Universitet DPUs official Facebook, Studievejledningen DPU Student Counseling Facebook Studylife at AU Studylife på Arts Facebook

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CONTACT INFORMATION

Do you have questions about your education, to which you do not receive an answer via the Study Portal or the Study Start page, you can contact the Study Center or the Study Guidance at DPU.

We look forward to seeing you and to give you and your fellow students a good start at DPU.

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