In the sommer term 2024 we offer our German-language Bachelor Seminar "Finanzwirtschaft" on the following general topic:

"Hedgefonds"

This undergraduate seminar will draw on the existing literature to examine how financial market studies use text analysis methodologies to gain knowledge.

The schedule is as follows:

• 05.04.2024: Application deadline (application form in the Moodlecourse)
• 16.04.2024: Opening event from 10:30 to 13:00 (room: R11 T04 C54)
• 23.04.2024: Official registration with topic preference (e-mail to the secretariat)
• 24.04.2024: Assignment of topics via e-mail
• 24.06.2024: Submission of the seminar paper (online upload in the Moodlecourse & submission to the chair)
• 01.07.2024: Presentation of the seminar papers; start: 10:00 (room: R11 T04 C54)

Please enclose the seminar application sheet, a curriculum vitae and a current overview of our services with your application.

Please submit your application to Heike Adler-Dinglinger or send it to: sekretariat.fin (at) wiwinf.uni-due.de

Important note:

The application for a seminar paper is only possible after successful completion of the test in the Moodlekurs.

To prepare for the final test, we have created a learning module in the same Moodlekurs. After successful completion of the test, further areas in the Moodlekurs will be unlocked for you. There you will also get access to the necessary application forms and other useful information.

If you are already enrolled in one of our Moodlekurs, you are also admitted to the Moodlekurs "Scientific Work at the Chair of Financing" via the meta-enrollment. If you have already written a scientific paper at our chair once, you do not need to take the test again. In this case or if you have problems accessing the Moodle Course, please contact our secretariat (sekretariat.fin (at) wiwinf.uni-due.de) for manual enrollment or if you have any questions regarding the course content, please contact our support team (Hilfskraefte.FIN (at) wiwinf.uni-due.de).

With kind regards

Your FIN Team

from now on there is a LaTeX template in our Moodle course "Scientific Work at the Chair of Finance" for writing seminar papers and theses at our chair.

This LaTeX template can be used via Overleaf (www.overleaf.com). Alternatively, a local use of the template is possible. Please contact your supervisor.

With kind regards

Your FIN-Team

since the summer term 2020 we offer the Moodlecourse "Wissenschaftliches Arbeiten am Lehrstuhl für Finanzierung". In this course you will find all information for writing your seminar / bachelor / master thesis at our chair.

• Important:: The application for a seminar / bachelor / master thesis is only possible after successful completion of the test in the Moodlecourse

To prepare for the final test we have created a learning module in the same Moodlecourse. After successful completion of the test, further areas in the Moodlecourse will be unlocked for you. There you will also get access to the necessary application forms and other useful information.

If you are already enrolled in one of our Moodlecourses, you are also admitted to the Moodlecourse "Scientific Work at the Chair of Financing" via the meta enrollment. If you have already written a scientific paper at our chair once, you do not need to take the test again. In this case or if you have problems to access the Moodlekurs, please contact our secretariat (sekretariat.fin (at) wiwinf.uni-due.de) for a manual enrolment or if you have questions about the course content, please contact our team of assistants (Hilfskraefte.FIN (at) wiwinf.uni-due.de).

Applications for a thesis in the winter term (summer term) can be submitted between 01.08 and 31.08 (01.03 and 31.03). The topics offered are published or updated a few days before the application phase begins.

With kind regards

Your FIN Team

to access the material of your course, please log in with your university ID and password.

To do this, please go to the page of courses (ST2024) on our homepage, your desired course and scroll to the bottom of the page.

There you will be asked to log in with your university ID.

Your FIN Team