Members

We invite students from all faculties whose dissertations are in the field of “Migration-Diversity-Global Societies” to apply for participation.

Applications can be submitted at any time and should be sent by email to annette.sprung(at)uni-graz.at.

In addition to a CV and – if available – a list of publications, a brief description of the dissertation project (3500 to 7000 characters) and a letter of motivation are required.

Alhachem, Nancy, Cultural and Social Science Studies, University of Erfurt, Resonance instead of Alienation: The Practices of Memory Among Migrants and Refugees in the German Culture of Remembrance (ongoing)

Fheodoroff, Marlene Katharina, Translation Studies, "Hauptsache es wird übersetzt. Multilingual primary schools as actor-centred translation zones" (2024)

Gaigg, Martina, Adult and Continuing Education, "Integration and Participation through Continuing Education? Experiences of women with a history of migration using the example of educational programmes in the care sector" (2023)

Glauninger, Elena, Business Administration, "Refugees' workplace integration: The role of career choices, organisational inclusion and socialisation practices" (2020)

Gruber, Anna Eveline, History, "Flight from Hungary to Styria on the occasion of the 1956 uprising: contemporary witnesses remember" (2022)

Gspandl, Julia, Linguistics, "The Languaging Practices and Competencies of Deaf Migrants in Austria" (2024)

Hinterplattner, Barbara, Translation Studies, "Ethical Issues for Conference Interpreting in the Face of the Normalisation of Xenophobic Discourses - the Example of the European Parliament" (ongoing)

Kainradl, Anna-Christina, Religious Studies, "Intersectional discrimination of older migrants in the Austrian healthcare system. An ethical analysis of dimensions of justice" (2024)

Reiter, Daniel, Social and Economic Sciences; Political and Empirical Economics, "Perspectives on the Integration of Migrants in the Labour Market" (2020)

Schretter, Lukas, History, "British Occupation Children: The Descendants of British Soldiers and Austrian Women after the Second World War" (2020)

Steinkogler, Vanessa, Translation Studies, "Translation can, want, must, feel? Empirical findings on the multilingual working environment of Caritas of the Diocese of Graz-Seckau in the field of tension of diverse translation concepts" (ongoing)

Waltenberger, Birgit Theresia, European Ethnology, "flüchtig. Moments of subjectivation in biographical conversations with refugee and migrant women at the transition to adulthood" (2023)