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  • Die Eins-zu-Eins-Mentoring-Beziehung ist Kern des Programms „Progressio“. Illustration: istock/Ponomariova_Maria

Erfahrene Begleitung – Teil 1

Campus-Leben Nachwuchs

Die Universität fördert Nachwuchswissenschaftlerinnen durch ein Mentoring-Programm. Im ersten Teil berichten die Geochemikerin Sinikka Lennartz und ihre Mentorin Julia Pongratz, welche Erfahrungen sie dabei gemacht haben.

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