FH-Prof. Dr. Marc Diebäcker Academic Staffmarc.diebaecker@fh-campuswien.ac.at T: +43 1 606 68 77-3115 F: +43 1 606 68 77-3109 Room: S.3.25 Kelsenstraße 2 1030 WienPersonal WebspaceLectures 2021/22Social Work> elective modul1 Social Work and Social Space MODUL Social Work moreelective modul1 Social Work and Social Space MODUL9SWS7ECTS> elective modul1 Social Work and Social Space MODUL Social Work moreelective modul1 Social Work and Social Space MODUL9SWS7ECTS> Elective Module 1: Social Work and Social Space MO… Social Work moreElective Module 1: Social Work and Social Space MODUL9SWS7ECTS> Elective Module 1: Social Work and Social Space MO… Social Work moreElective Module 1: Social Work and Social Space MODUL9SWS7ECTS> BA Thesis Seminar 1 SE Social Work moreBA Thesis Seminar 1 SELector: Florian Bodenseher, FH-Prof. Dr. Marc Diebäcker, Mag.a Manuela Hofer, BA, FH-Prof.in Gabriele Kronberger, MA MSc, Mag.a Dr.in Irene Messinger, Dr.in DSAin Karin Rowhani-Wimmer, Mag.a (FH) Doris Stephan, Mag.a Gabriele Wild1.5SWS2ECTSLecture contentsThe students reflect on the demands placed on writing a thesis regarding research strategy, topical focus and question. They deepen their knowledge about different ways of working, in terms of analysing the literature and familiarising themselves with the formal rules. They practice the scientific argumentation and analysis of subject-specific areas of discourse, learn to assess resources and understand the criteria for assessing academic writing. The students are supported during the preparation of the exposé and narrowing of their topical scope. Concrete sources are discussed with them and they receive feedback on their writing and research process, while working on their exposé. The exposé is presented and discussed with the students during the module, and a general structure and time plan for the thesis is elaborated. Furthermore, they determine preliminary presuppositions in relation to the expected findings of their BA thesis.Assessment methodsFinal examTeaching methodsLiterature-based group work and discussion, partly distance learning supportedLanguageGermanPublications The publications of Marc Diebäcker written at FH Campus Wien can be found in our publication database, others in the personal web space.
> elective modul1 Social Work and Social Space MODUL Social Work moreelective modul1 Social Work and Social Space MODUL9SWS7ECTS
> elective modul1 Social Work and Social Space MODUL Social Work moreelective modul1 Social Work and Social Space MODUL9SWS7ECTS
> Elective Module 1: Social Work and Social Space MO… Social Work moreElective Module 1: Social Work and Social Space MODUL9SWS7ECTS
> Elective Module 1: Social Work and Social Space MO… Social Work moreElective Module 1: Social Work and Social Space MODUL9SWS7ECTS
> BA Thesis Seminar 1 SE Social Work moreBA Thesis Seminar 1 SELector: Florian Bodenseher, FH-Prof. Dr. Marc Diebäcker, Mag.a Manuela Hofer, BA, FH-Prof.in Gabriele Kronberger, MA MSc, Mag.a Dr.in Irene Messinger, Dr.in DSAin Karin Rowhani-Wimmer, Mag.a (FH) Doris Stephan, Mag.a Gabriele Wild1.5SWS2ECTSLecture contentsThe students reflect on the demands placed on writing a thesis regarding research strategy, topical focus and question. They deepen their knowledge about different ways of working, in terms of analysing the literature and familiarising themselves with the formal rules. They practice the scientific argumentation and analysis of subject-specific areas of discourse, learn to assess resources and understand the criteria for assessing academic writing. The students are supported during the preparation of the exposé and narrowing of their topical scope. Concrete sources are discussed with them and they receive feedback on their writing and research process, while working on their exposé. The exposé is presented and discussed with the students during the module, and a general structure and time plan for the thesis is elaborated. Furthermore, they determine preliminary presuppositions in relation to the expected findings of their BA thesis.Assessment methodsFinal examTeaching methodsLiterature-based group work and discussion, partly distance learning supportedLanguageGerman