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  4. Postdoctoral Phase (Content)

    Postdoctoral Phase If you wish to pursue a career in research after completing your doctorate, you should carefully plan your next steps in order to build up a comprehensive academic career portfolio . The postdoctoral phase should see you growing more independent in your scientific work. Topics such as refining your research profile, securing third-party funding and mobility are becoming increasingly important. The Graduate Academy for…

  6. Postdoctoral Phase (Content)

    Postdoctoral Phase Habilitation is the recognition of specialised research and teaching qualifications in a specific subject or subject area at the University of Education Freiburg. It requires a doctoral degree and several years of academic research and teaching experience in the subject area of the habilitation, as well as several years of practical school experience. In order to obtain a habilitation, the following requirements must be…

  7. Completed Habilitations (Content)

    Completed Habilitations 0 Dr. Benjamin Rott (2020)

    Subject of the habilitation thesis:

    „Is Mathematical Knowledge Certain? – Are You Sure?
    Epistemological Beliefs of Pre-Service Teachers“

    The Venia Legendi was awarded for the subject area of mathematics education.

    Reviewers:

    • Prof. Dr. Timo Leuders
    • Prof. Dr. Lars Holzäpfel
    • Prof. Kim Beswick, PhD, Head, School of Education, University of New South Wales, Sydney/Australia
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  8. Further elements of an academic career portfolio (Content)

    Further elements of an academic career portfolio Securing third-party funding Publishing Doctoral supervision Teaching International cooperation Mentoring Prizes and awards Lectures Research management Research profile Committee work Leadership