The compilation includes suggestions and ideas for teaching and for planning events. By providing numerous practical examples and links, it aims to inspire a multi-faceted debate on gender and diversity in art education. Compiling happened in the context of the KUG diversity strategy
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Guideline for persons involved in diverse assessment processes (e.g. professors’ appointments; selection of assessors, advisory boards and external teachers)
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Handbook for teaching staff and everyone involved in teaching.
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Aims and contents:
- analyzing and engaging core theories, methods and concepts of gender studies
- investigating discrimination in connection to diversity and intersectionality (for example based on gender, skin color, religion, social status, sexual orientation, etc.)
- scientifically researching differences and hierarchies, stereotypes and clichés within one’s own discipline as well as transdisciplinary
- deconstructing categorical assignments and attributions such as, for example, “gender”/“sex”
- applying feminist, queer, postcolonial and intersectional academic critique
- becoming acquainted with the fields of practice and professions of gender studies
Extension curriculum Gender Studies – 32 ECTS
Scope of studies/modules:
Compulsory subjects 8 ECTS
I. Introductionfurther/supplementary subjects 24 ECTS
II. Spaces of living
III. Economy and work
IV. Historicity – remembering – experience
V. Communication – representation
VI.Body – psyche – corporeality
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Comprehensive set of measures aimed at raising awareness and increasing competence to act in relation to biases and (anti-)discrimination.
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The handbook trans. inter*. nicht-binär introduces measures for creating teaching environments that are gender reflective, critical of discrimination and nurture mutual respect.
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The handbook is intended to support universities in recognizing people’s gender plurality – among its members and beyond, and in identifying and subsequently eliminating discrimination against non-binary persons.
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The magazine’s content progresses along the axis of gender and its manifold interconnections and manifestations.
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Training course aimed at building “Gender and diversity related competences for academics” in fields of technology and natural sciences; in cooperation with Genderwerkstätte Graz (“Genderworkshop Graz”), 6 two-day modules, initial cycle started in winter term 2019/20
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Every academic year, lectureships are awarded on topics of women’s studies or gender studies.
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Training package/Certificate for university employees: Competence in gender and diversity issues within the university
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Checklist to further equal opportunities in tertiary education, conveying the importance of awareness and professionalism in the design of courses.
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Recommendations for incorporating gender studies during the drafting of new curricula made by the Interdisziplinärer ExpertInnenrat Gender Studies – IER (Interdisciplinary Council of Experts on Gender Studies at the University of Salzburg)
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Bundling events on gender research and gender studies at sites of tertiary education in Salzburg (cooperation of the Mozarteum University, gendup (PLUS) and the cooperative focal point “Science and Art”)
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A toolkit for rendering visible genders aspects of illnesses concerning incidence, prevalence, symptoms, risk factors, therapy and progression.
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Guideline explaining terms such as gender, sex, diversity, gender studies, etc. in the field of medical work and activities.