TU Ilmenau_Graduate Center

As a doctoral student at TU Ilmenau, you have the opportunity to complete the certificate "Leadership in Science" in addition to your professional qualification. The certificate certifies that you have completed a total of 120 work units of continuing education. It gives you the opportunity to sharpen your professional profile and to develop your interdisciplinary skills.

Structure and procedure

The program is made up of three modules that do not necessarily build on each other. You can always complete them in parallel and independently of each other.

Module 1 "Basics"

In Module 1, you will practice and apply new knowledge and skills in the three development fields

Research & Teaching

Personnel Development

Management

In total, the foundational module comprises 80 work units (WU), which you can earn primarily through workshops and seminars on the aforementioned development fields. Proof of completion of the required WU is provided by the certificates of attendance for the continuing education events you have attended.

Module 2 "Consolidation & Reflection"

Module 2 focuses primarily on reflecting on and integrating the new knowledge and skills acquired in Module 1 into your own work, as well as on actively sharing these insights with your colleagues. You will contribute two different formats to Module 2, each worth 5 AE. Examples of eligible activities include:

attending a career counselling

attending a peer counselling

a peer teaching observation

The examples given are not exhaustive. You are welcome to contribute your own ideas. Proof of completion of the required learning units is provided by the Module 2 reflection form, which you must complete yourself and then submit to the Graduate Center .

Module 3 "Transfer into practice"

Module 3 focuses on applying the skills you have recently learnt to your practical work. Here, too, you can choose from a range of formats, two of which – each worth 15 WU – you will incorporate into the module. The formats are drawn from your day-to-day work. Examples of eligible formats include:

a conference paper

a poster

a paper 

supervising a BA or MA thesis

teaching a course

attending a conference

The WU must be submitted via the Module 3 reflection form, which you must complete yourself and then submit to the Graduate Center .

Registration and conditions of participation

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You can find the current events here. For the workshops you can register via the registration system of the TU Ilmenau Tower II - Division of Research Services and Technology Transfer (Forschungsservice und Technologietransfer - Graduate Center.

The courses are free of charge for doctoral students of the TU Ilmenau. In order to keep it that way, we kindly ask you to pay attention to the Conditions of participation. Thank you.

Our current program

Tu 29.09.
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Certificate consultation

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Are you interested in going through the certificate program, but still have questions about it? Then you will find further information in our Intranet. Of course you can also ask directly:

Contact

Alexandra Dalek

graduate-center@tu-ilmenau.de

+49 3677 69-4792

Certificate graduates

Moritz Scharf (Department of Mechanical Engineering)

Christoph Brosinsky (Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology)

Laura Mohr-Weidenfeller (Department of Mechanical Engineering)

Stefanie Freitag (Department of Computer Science and Automation)

Laura Martin (Division of Research Services and Technology Transfer)

Maren-Christina Blum (Department of Computer Science and Automation)

Lisa Zeußel (Department of Mathematics and Natural Sciences)

Philipp Patrick Vieweg (Department of Mechanical Engineering)

Saskia Köpsell (Department of Economic Sciences and Media)

Ninette Pett (Department of Mechanical Engineering)

Lutz Lippmann (Department of Mechanical Engineering)

Tobias Stuke (Department of Computer Science and Automation)

Victoriia Noskova (Department of Economic Sciences and Media)

Johanna Radechovsky (Department of Economic Sciences and Media)

Laureen Wegert (Department of Computer Science and Automation)

Hui Cai (Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology)

Robert Lasch (Department of Computer Science and Automation)

Katja Uhrhan (Department of Mechanical Engineering)

Lukas Merker (Department of Mechanical Engineering)

Karin Wedrich (Department of Mechanical Engineering)

Juliane Koch (Department of Mathematics and Natural Sciences)

Melanie Schiemer (Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology)

Milana Komosar (Department of Computer Science and Automation)

Miriam Bernhard (Department of Economic Sciences and Media)

Sabine Bruchmüller (Department of Mechanical Engineering)

Yonghuan Fu (Department of Mathematics and Natural Sciences)

Veronika Mikhailova (Department of Economic Sciences and Media)

Kamila Costa (Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology)

Davi Anders Brasil (Department of Mechanical Engineering)

Rebecca Petrich (Department of Mathematics and Natural Sciences)

Carsten Gatermann (Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology)

Dominik Keller (Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology)