GO Forschung – Gender Aspects in Focus

Gender Aspects in Focus

Excellent research is geared towards the needs of all people and recognises that research results can have different consequences for different genders. The University of Bayreuth is following this approach with its new "GO Forschung" project, which was approved by the German Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) on December 18^th 2023 (€850,000).

Projektbild: Zwei Augen mit bunten Farben

GO Forschung – Focus on Early Career Researchers

The structural development concept "GO Forschung" aims to establish the consideration of gender aspects in research in all areas of the University of Bayreuth as a quality feature and cross-cutting issue. It aims to consolidate the gender relevance check as a standard of excellent research. The concept includes five measures. Four of these are aimed at students and early career researchers, as these are the people who will shape research, development and innovation in the future. With these target group specific individual measures and an overall strategic objective, we are pursuing our vision of a changed, equal and non-discriminatory university and academic culture in the long term with "GO Forschung".

Graphical overview of the project measures

You can find more information on the individual measures by clicking on them in the menu on the left hand side.

People behind GO Forschung

The Team
The Advisory Board

You can contact the GO-Forschung team here: go-forschung@uni-bayreuth.de

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Project: GO Forschung - Early Career Researcher im Blick (engl. GO Forschung - Early Career Researchers in Focus)
Project management and coordination: Miriam Bauch, Gender Equality Service Centre, Dr (habil.) Elena Köstner, NN
Main applicants: Miriam Bauch, Dr (habil.) Elena Köstner, Stefanie Raab-Somabe, Prof Dr Birgit Weber
GO Forschung application Team: Miriam Bauch (Equal Opportunities), Angela Danner (Press, Marketing, Communication), Iris Hetz (Junior Scholar Office (WiN)), Dr Mirjam Horn-Schott (Research Funding), Dr (habil.) Elena Köstner (Gender Equality Service Centre), Stefanie Raab-Somabe (Gender Equality Service Centre), Prof. Dr Heike Feldhaar (University Women's Representative)
GO Forschung Advisory Board: Shirin Assa, Rebekka Endler, Dr Dagmar Höppel, Dr Meike Lauggas, Nerissa Schwarz, Gabriele Zedlmayer
Project duration: January 1^st 2024 to December 31^st 2028
Funding: German Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), funding line for the promotion of structures for the systematic consideration of gender-related aspects in research questions ("Gender Aspects in Focus")

Logo GO Forschung and Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)