Upcoming events of the Career Centre
To the Career Centre for Professorial DevelopmentDecember 12, 2024
The exhibition "Weil Vielfalt fetzt" was concluded at TH Wildau with a finissage. Susanne Voltmer, Project Manager of the Career Centre for Professorial Development, opened the finissage and Prof. Jörg Reiff-Stephan and Prof. Rainer Stollhoff set the perfect mood for the content with their welcoming speeches. Susanne Trotzki from radioSKW moderated the event and also gave personal insights into her everyday life with an inclusion child. This was followed by an insightful dialogue with para-swimmer and multiple medal winner Verena Schott and an inspiring talk from inclusion ambassador Janis McDavid.
December 5, 2024 - Experience day "Inclusion concerns us all!"
The Experience day presented a unique opportunity to interactively engage with the topic of inclusion. The LAG Sachsen team provided visitors with an extraordinary self-experience: they were able to try out aids such as wheelchairs and simulation glasses to experience first-hand how their perception of the familiar campus changes with a mobility or visual impairment. In addition, the university's internal counselling services, as well as the social counselling service of the Studierendenwerk West:Brandenburg presented themselves.
November 26, 2024 - the first THtalk: alumni x student
On 26 November, 2024, our event THtalk: alumni x student took place for the first time. This event gives students and alumni of TH Wildau the valuable opportunity to get to know each other. Alumni share their professional experiences and provide insights into their careers after graduation. Students can ask questions about their careers and find inspiration and support.
To kick off the format, four alumni returned to the university who have had successful careers after graduating from TH Wildau:
Michael Dietze (studied Economics), Martin Frank (studied Industrial Engineering), Nicole Korset-Ristic (studied European Management) and Matheus Laba (studied Technical Management and Logistics) reported on their career paths and gave tips for professional success.
November 12, 2024 - Vernissage of the exhibition "Weil Vielfalt fetzt"
The exhibition "Weil Vielfalt fetzt" ("Because diversity rocks") was opened at the TH Wildau by President Prof. Ulrike Tippe and Mayor Frank Nerlich. Susanne Trotzki, presenter at radioSKW, led through the programme. Katja Rößner and Susanne Rößner from LAG Sachsen provided a deeper insight into the topic of inclusion and explained the background to the exhibition. The opening was concluded with a cultural highlight: a thought-provoking performance by poetry slammer Johannes Keim. Afterwards, visitors were able to explore the exhibition together and socialise over food and drinks.
October 10, 2024 - The Career Centre as a guest of TH Themen on Radio SKW
On 10 October 2024, the Alumni Working Group of TH Wildau was a guest on Radio SKW and told host Susanne Trotzki about alumni work at the university and upcoming events.
Ilona Kunkel from the Career Centre for Professorial Development was also present and reported on why the alumni are so important for securing skilled workers at Technical Universities of Applied Sciences - and which events are still to come this year.
May 28, 2024 - Online-event "Professorship at a Technical University of Applied Sciences - a still unknown career path"
What makes the professorship at a Technical University of Applied Sciences really special is the great degree of freedom - the participants of the online event "University professor - the still unknown career path" on 28 May 2024 agreed on this. Compared to the private sector, the earning potential at a university is not unlimited. However, as the participants in the panel discussion, Prof. Dr Burghilde Wieneke-Toutaoui, Prof. Dr Dina Hannebauer and Prof. Dr Ulrike Gayh, reported, the wide scope for creativity as a professor ensures lasting professional satisfaction.
The event was organised by the Career Centre for Professorial Development (KpE) at TH Wildau and the network "Women in Engineering" of the VDI - The Association of German Engineers. The aim of the event was to inform those interested about the still little-known career profile of the UAS professorship. The organising team was delighted with the lively interest and exciting discussions, which did not ignore the difficult phases on the path to a professorship.
As one participant aptly remarked, universities are first and foremost places of education for most people. Many do not realise that universities can also be employers and that exciting job profiles such as the UAS professorship are associated with this. The Career Centre for Professorial Development would like to improve awareness of the UAS professorship and has taken a further step towards this goal with the online event "University professor - the still unknown career path".
January 11, 2024, 09:00-10:00 a.m. - the Career Centre as guest on Radio SKW
On January 11, 2024 Susanne Voltmer, manager of the Career Centre for Professorial Development, was a guest on Radio SKW. Together with host Susanne Trotzki and Demis Mohr, manager of the Alumni for Excellence project, she talked about development opportunities at TH Wildau.
You can expect exciting insights into the career profile of the UAS- professorship.
Follow this link to listen to the podcast at any time - it's worth tuning in!
November 20, 2023 - 9th "Tag der Lehre" (Day of Teaching)
The motto of this year's Teaching Day was "(Open up) spaces for creative learning". From 1pm to 4pm on November 20, 2023 in Hall 14, everything revolved around the question of how creative and sustainable university teaching can be designed.
The Career Centre for Professorial Development was on site with an exhibition stand and happily exchanged ideas with all interested parties during the break.
November 18, 2023 - Farewell ceremony for the graduates
At the farewell ceremony of the 2022/2023 graduating class on Saturday, November 18, 2023 in the Audimax, Hall 17, the Career Centre was present with a stand in the foyer.
We were happy to talk to interested graduates and to inform about our support offers for your possible next step after completing your studies.