Whether you are just starting your studies at RUB, preparing a term paper or thesis or have been publishing academically for some time, we support you with our diverse course program. Our courses take place in presence or online - and are supplemented by our Moodle courses for self-learning.
You can get here an overview of our entire offer of courses and consultations (in English and also in German).
Our basic courses offer initial orientation in the university library and a first introduction to literature research in our catalogs and databases:
You can also find helpful tips and information in our Moodle course Literature research for beginners.
These courses are held for first-semester students as part of tutorials or similar groups at RUB and include basic information on the university library and our current services, information on the RUB Primo catalog, subject databases and portals. Research strategies and literature search exercises round off the program.
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For advanced students and doctoral candidates, we also offer customized research training tailored to the specific needs of the group.
Please contact us if you would like to arrange appointments for your groups: ub-kurse@rub.de.
Reference management programs help you to create references for a scientific paper (in selected citation styles) and a bibliography “at the touch of a button”. We regularly offer interdisciplinary courses for:
For tutorials or similar groups at RUB, we are happy to arrange individual and subject-related appointments. Please contact us if you would like to arrange appointments for your groups: ub-kurse@rub.de.
We offer you various options to support your Open Access publication, both in an advisory and financial form. For further information, please visit our OA web pages or write to us at: oa@rub.de.
The Research Data Services team offers you support in planning and implementing the handling of research data. Take advantage of our wide range of training courses or write to us at: researchdata@rub.de. We will be happy to advise you.
As an introduction, our Moodle course gives you an insight into the basics of RDM in both German and English.
In our DH introductions, we provide an overview of the data formats, tools and procedures relevant to the respective topic. In addition, there is the opportunity to try out the tools and techniques yourself using a small sample task.
In our chronological course calendar you will find all courses (in German and English) listed by event date.