In the winter semester 19/20, we awarded the teaching prize for the first time at the Faculty of Business and Economics to recognise and reward outstanding teaching. 

In order to set different focal points, the topic changes every semester. In the winter semester 2022/2023, the theme is: 

Best PresenceTeaching

This semester, after a long time, there are again regular presence lectures. For this reason, we want to honor teachers who have successfully mastered the return to presence teaching.

 The nomination process will be twofold:

Nomination tool

You will be able to nominate courses via an online form. The nominating process will start in December. Two main criteria will be evaluated: first, general aspects of good teaching, like the lecturer’s punctuality and their accessibility to students. These are not unique to this semester and will play a role in future semesters as well.

The second criterion of this semester is interactive teaching, for example innovative and interactive methods of teaching used in lectures.

Evaluation sheet

At the end of the semester you already have the opportunity to assess courses. From this semester on, there will be an additional question concerning the teaching award.

This option will only be included if the course is applicable for the teaching award. 

Jury

The final winner will be elected by a jury of five students that will read and evaluate your answers and suggestions. The jury will be formed by students from different semesters and majors to ensure diversity and objectiveness.

Winter Semester 2020/2021

Thema: research-oriented teaching

The early granting of insights into the current state of research and/or professional practice of the respective subject promotes good teaching at a high level.

- Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel

Prof. Dr. Indre Maurer & Niklas Dreymann

(Seminar Empirische Netzwerkanalyse)

Winter Semester 2019/2020

Topic: most innovative major course

Prof. Michael Wolff

(Unternehmensführung & Corporate Governance)