How do the developments mentioned in the opening session affect the teaching and learning patterns at higher education institutions? How do they need to respond? Where do key stakeholders see a need for action? What are the consequences at the individual, national and European levels?
Christiane SPIEL
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Professor, Head, Department of Applied Psychology: Work, Education, Economy, Faculty of Psychology, University of Vienna | | | |
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Pavel ZGAGA
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Head and Professor, Faculty of Education, University of Ljubljana; Director, Centre for Educational Policy Studies, Ljubljana | | | |
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Professor, Head, Department of Applied Psychology: Work, Education, Economy, Faculty of Psychology, University of Vienna
1975 | Dr. phil. in History, University of Vienna
1975-1978 | High School Teacher, Mathematics and History, Vienna
1976 | Mag.rer.nat. (Diplom) in Mathematics, University of Vienna
1980-1989 | Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Vienna
1985 | Dr.rer.nat. in Psychology, University of Vienna
1989-1992 | Research Scientist, Max-Planck-Institute for Human Development and Education, Berlin
1990-1995 | Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Vienna
1995 | Habilitation (venia docendi) in psychology, University of Vienna
1995-2000 | Invited Visiting Professor of Applied Psychology und Methodology, Department of Psychology, University of Graz
1998-1999 | Provisional Vice-Rector for personal development and higher education, University of Graz
since 2000 | Chair Bildung-Psychology and Evaluation, University of Vienna
2004-2006 | Funding Dean of the Faculty of Psychology, University of Vienna
Chair, ÖH - Austrian Students' Union, Vienna
2002-2006 | Katholisches Oberstufen Realgymnasium Kettenbrücke, Innsbruck
2006-2013 | Verkäuferin, Der Bäcker Ruetz GmbH, Innsbruck
2007-2014 | Studium der Vergleichenden Literaturwissenschaft und Politikwissenschaft, Innsbruck/Wien
2012 | Praktikum, Innsbrucker Grüne
Head and Professor, Faculty of Education, University of Ljubljana; Director, Centre for Educational Policy Studies, Ljubljana
1988-1992 | Assistant Professor, Faculty of Education, University of Ljubljana
1992 | Associated Professor, Faculty of Education, University of Ljubljana
1992-1999 | State Secretary, Ministry of Education and Sport of the Republic of Slovenia
1999-2000 | Minister of Education and Sport of the Republic of Slovenia
2000-2001 | Assoc. Prof., Head of the CEPS (ongoing), Faculty of Education, University of Ljubljana
2001-2004 | Dean, Faculty of Education, University of Ljubljana
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