Data & Facts
The cross-school C3L - Centre for Lifelong Learning emerged from three predecessors: The Centre for Advanced Scientific Training founded in 1974, the Distance Learning Centre and the Centre for Distributed E-Learning.
Centre meeting
Centre Council
The Centre Council is elected by the Centre Assembly. It "takes a position on the fulfilment of the Centre's tasks in accordance with §2. It advises the Board of Directors on the development of the C3L and the integration of lifelong learning and advanced scientific training into the university as a whole. The Centre Council has a comprehensive right to information on all issues concerning the C3L" (§5 (3) of the Centre Regulations).
The Centre Council consists of six members of the university teaching staff group, three representatives, two academic staff, two employees in technology and administration, one representative and one student.
Professors' group:
Board of Directors
The Board of Directors is elected by the Centre Council. It "manages the C3L, i.e. it lays down guidelines for the performance of tasks and further development of the centre. The Executive Director, together with the Management Board, is responsible for the business operations of the C3L" (§6 (3) of the Centre Regulations).
Working group for further education
"A working group for further education will be established to carry out the joint tasks and coordinated further development of the part-time and continuing education degree programmes and licensing procedures in the field of psychotherapy managed by the C3L and for which the Schools are academically responsible" (Section 8 (1) of the Centre Regulations).