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GRADUATION INTERVIEW ▼

External Democracy promotion through Education: Approaches in International development cooperation and foreign policies in the field of education against the background of democratization theories

AN INTERVIEW WITH LOUISE OHLIG

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Name: Louise Ohlig
Field: Educational Science
Dissertation: External Democracy promotion through Education: Approaches in International development cooperation and foreign policies in the field of education against the background of democratization theories

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// If you could go back and give yourself one piece of advice at the start of your PhD, what would it be?

L.O. Take your time. Progress often isn’t linear or immediately visible. But as long as you stay connected to your work, it moves forward—sometimes without you even realizing it. And most importantly: dare to make your own decisions.

// What is the next step in your career?

L.O.  I'm excited to be continuing in academia as a Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin at the Chair of Didactics in Social Sciences at Goethe University Frankfurt, working on a larger third-party funded research project.