Leadership Skills in Academia and Industry

19 Nov 2026 09:00
Course starts
20 Nov 2026 17:00
Course ends
No free places
Available places
30.00 EUR
Price
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Course further information

This course is aimed at young researchers who are in charge of research projects and teams. In addition, the content of the workshop will also be relevant for a career outside academia.
 
The focus will be on interactive exercises to help you learn more about yourself and your individual leadership competences, as well as to initiate a discussion about a "leading" or "managed" position. Case studies will also allow you to benefit from the experiences of other participants.
 
You will reflect on leadership tasks and the competences that are helpful for this and learn about different leadership styles and their areas of application. The aim is to strengthen and further develop your own attitude to leadership and the associated responsibilities.
 
There are no minimum requirements for participation in this course, as everyone has experience of "leadership" and anyone can be a leader tomorrow.
Self-enrolment period begins
27-Aug-2026 09:00
Target Group
Doctoral and postdoctoral researchers
Maximum capacity
14
Duration
1.0 ECTS-Credits
Language
English
Further information
This course is creditable for certificate programmes:
  • Leadership in Academia – Area "Communication, Leadership and Management"
  • Leadership in Industry and Society – Area "Communication, Leadership and Management"
  • Science Management – Area "Communication, Leadership and Management"
  • Start-up Management – Area "Communication, Leadership and Management"

Further information and answers to frequently asked questions can be found on Graduate Academy's homepage.
Contact
Graduate Academy, Angela Köhler-Saß, phone +49 3641 9 401316, email ga-qualifizierung@uni-jena.de
Can be cancelled without extra charge until
12-Nov-2026 09:00
Location
Johannisstraße 13 – Auditorium Zur Rosen, Jena
Peter Wagner
Course instructor