OLTECH plenary meeting with the elections for the OLTECH governing board and the admission and examination committees of the PhD study programmes.
Further information will follow.
Governing Board
Contact
Programme Managers
Office
Events
Wed 10.02.21
15:00 - 16:00
15:00 - 16:00
Thu 11.02.21
Staying Calm and Full of Energy: Stress Competence for PhD Candidates
Graduiertenakademie
Academic tasks and administration, tutoring and teaching, partner projects… and family first of all! You can feel the stress building up even while reading this. Being asked to do everything at…
Wed 24.02.21
- Thu 25.02.21
Project management
Graduiertenakademie
Projects in general can be considered as extraordinary, temporary ventures which in many cases require interdisciplinary or cross-institutional teamwork. The importance of a systematic approach…
Governing Board
Current members of the Governing Board of the Graduate Academy
The Graduate Academy is being managed by the Governing Board. The Governing Board consists of six members, one of those advisory. The term of office for the members of the Graduate Schools is two years.
Prof. Dr. Annett Thiele
Vice President for Early Career Researchers and Equal Opportunities
Prof. Dr. Gisela C. Schulze
Director 3GO
Prof. Dr. Georg Klump
Director OLTECH
Christine Steinseifer-Jeske
Coordinator OLTECH
Rea Kodalle
Coordinator 3GO
N.N.
Representative PhDs 3GO
Dr. Camilla Chlebna
Representative PostDocs
Dr. Ferdinand Esser
Representative Coordinators of PhD Programmes OLTECH
Simona Selle
Representative Coordinators of PhD Programmes 3GO
Dr. Susanne Elpers
Program manager Graduate Academy
Officer for Early Career Researchers with a focus on Postdocs and Equal Opportunities
Dr. Wiebke Greeff (substitute during parental leave for Dr. Matz)
Program Manager Graduate Academy Officer for Early Career Researchers with a focus on Doctoral Candidates and International Issues
Dr. Julia Anna Matz (on parental leave)
Program Manager Graduate Academy
Officer for Early Career Researchers with a focus on Doctoral Candidates and International Issues