Curriculum Designer
What events are there on curriculum development?
The "Curriculum Designer" series of events is aimed at degree program directors and coordinators, those responsible for studies and teaching, and all those who develop degree programs. The aim is to inform you about topics of curriculum development and to offer a framework in which you can exchange ideas and network with colleagues.
For all your questions on this topic, the team of Dept. III 1 advises and supports you.
Designing examinations in curricula
Designing teaching and learning formats in curricula
Student appeals in examination law issues
Designing profiles in curricula
Responsibilities and decision-making at examination boards
Strengthening global awareness in curricula
Student objections in matters of examination law
Tasks, principles and committee work in the Senate Commission for Studies and Teaching
Strengthening professional and practical orientation in curricula
Assessing and designing compensation for disadvantages - strengthening equal opportunities
Combining studyability and teachability in the design of curricula
Designing international teaching in curricula: BIP & COIL
Tasks and scope for decision-making in examination boards
Designing global awareness in curricula
Developing & designing international degree program cooperations
Assessing and designing compensation for disadvantages - Equal chances
The role of academic advisory services in curriculum development
Career and practical orientation for international students
Designing formative study and examination assessments in curricula
Civic engagement in curricula
Responsibilities and decision-making options of Examination Boards
Degree programme portfolio as a strategic unit
Coherence in teacher education
Student objections: Case analysis of the loss of examination requirements
Global awareness in curricula
Creating writing opportunities in teaching
Falsification, fraud, plagiarism - legal framework and consequences
Designing innovative teaching: Selected funding projects at UT
AI - New challenges for the design of examinations in curricula
Fusion instead of a variety – New ways in programme design
Designing examinations: How to avoid procedural irregularities in examination law!
Developing and designing international degree programme cooperation
Designing language requirements for international degree programmes
Successfully designing transitions from study to career
Reviewing examinations and rethinking procedures
Designing soft skills in curricula
From study to practice: technology-assisted teaching
Student appeals – QUICK FACTS
Case studies for examination boards
Students as Partners
Global perspectives for future-oriented education
Deception, cheating, plagiarism – legal framework and consequences
Designing innovative teaching: Selected UT funding projects
AI – New challenges for exam design