Dialogue formats
The dialogue formats were created to meet the needs of different target groups and encourage participants to exchange experiences and ideas. In addition, TU Graz employees and students receive information on developments in the field of education at TU Graz. Information is actively and methodically gathered at these events, allowing it to be incorporated into strategic decisions and measures related to teaching at TU Graz. The active participation of students, teachers and administrative staff is critically important at these events to shape innovative processes.
- Think Tanks with teaching staff, students and general staff
- Regular exchange formats (for example meetings of the Deans of Studies, Study representatives meetings)
- Events for teaching staff and students (for example Teaching conferences, Long Night Against Procrastination)
- Topic-specific workshops for students
- Feedback tools (for example Student Focus Groups, annual Student Surveys)
Note: All links lead to the TU4U intranet.
Higher Education and Programme Development
Assistant to the Vice Rector for Academic Affairs
Phone: +43 316 873 8550
Current Events
A whole night for TU Graz students and researchers to write on their (postponed) thesis or paper. Further information on the LNAA, support services and a review of past LNAAs can be found on the intranet TU4U.
In 2022, another format was created with the "Long Afternoon against Procrastination", which alternates with the LNAA.
Next date, further information and registration via TeachCenter
The service units of the Vice Rectorate for Academic Affairs offer co-working sessions twice a semester to support your courses. During these open working sessions, you can work on various aspects of your course alongside experts in areas such as didactics, teaching and curriculum development, technology-enhanced learning and internationalisation. You will receive ad hoc information and support on:
- didactic preparation
- aspects of international teaching
- digital media
- TeachCenter implementation
- immediate feedback methods and many more.
No registration is required. Teaching staff of TU Graz is welcome to drop in at any time, seek input or work intensively on their projects together with colleagues.
Dates:
- 2 June (Tue) 13:00–16:00 via Webex
- 11 September (Fri) 10 am–1 pm, Inffeldgasse 11, Ground Floor, FSI 1 Building “Magna Steyr Lecture Theatre” (FSEG054)
The "Teaching Academy Focus Talks" are half-hour web seminars on didactic or teaching-related topics that change every semester. Participation in the individual dates is possible without registration.
