Teaching and Learning

The Berlin University Alliance wishes to strengthen the connection between top-level research and teaching and to promote the exchange of excellent scholars and scientists as well as students.

Teaching will be funded for the first time as part of an excellence program. By including Teaching and Learning as a cross-cutting theme, the Berlin University Alliance has sent a clear signal in this area.

Student Research Opportunities Programx (StuROPx)

StuROPx consolidates and expands research-oriented teaching offers and projects within the framework of research-based learning with various formats. It opens up opportunities for students to work independently as well as together with junior researchers.

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BUA Office on Teaching and Learning

The BUA Office consists of four field offices at the partner institutions of the Berlin University Alliance. Students can benefit from the full range of activities of the alliance, as well as from the complementary services offered by the institutions as part of the BUA.

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E-Assessment Alliance (EA²)

The BUA partners are pursuing the goal of establishing uniform standards for didactic quality as well as common technological and logistical options. For this purpose, a regional assessment network is being set up with central coordination and decentralized organization and logistics.

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Contact

Acting Coordinators Cross-Cutting Theme Teaching and Learning: Dr. Nina Lorkowski (Program Manager StuROP^x) und Dr. Julia Rueß (Program Head StuROP^x): Email: nina.lorkowski@berlin-university-alliance.de; julia.rueß@berlin-university-alliance.de
General inquiries StuROP^x: sturop@berlin-university-alliance.de
General inquiries E-Assessment Alliance: e-assessment@berlin-university-alliance.de

Steering Committee

Prof. Dr. Sven Chojnacki (Freie Universität Berlin)
Prof. Dr. Niels Pinkwart (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)
Christian Schröder (Technische Universität Berlin)
Prof. Dr. Susanne Michl (Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin)