UniMentoSchule is a gender-sensitive study and career orientation project of the University of Augsburg and is aimed at pupils in the 9th - 12th grades at grammar schools in the greater Augsburg area.

 

UniMentoSchule provides insights into the STEM study programmes at the University of Augsburg, hands-on experience in experiments, job and study talks with students and successful women from business, science and technology, reflection on one's own strengths and professional interests, strategies for improving self-presentation and visibility, reflection on career and future aspirations and the possibilities for their implementation.

 

UniMentoSchule aims broaden young women’s spectrum of study and career choices, highlight the attractiveness of STEM courses and thus make an important contribution to promoting young talent and careers for young women.

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In DLR_School_Lab, school pupils are offered interactive and digital programmes on current research topics at the university, which are then explored in greater depth using experiments. “Carbon under the magnifier”, for example, is an interactive introduction to fibre composites by the Application Centre for Materials and Environmental Research (AMU). Participants learn about special features, areas of application of materials science and related professions.

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InsideSTEM digital

Here you can find events to get to know the STEM degree programmes at the Institute of Computer Science and the Faculty of Mathematics, Natural Sciences and Technology at the University of Augsburg, from taster lectures to insights into laboratory work.

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Job- und Study Talks

Job and study talks with female academics from the University of Augsburg and STEM women in business take place to get to know study profiles, career biographies and images. In personal conversations, they provide insights into their studies and professional life and are available to answer questions about your subject decisions and career choices. Workshops on the topics of “strengths analysis” and “planning for the future” complete the programme.

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Contact persons

 

 

MINTCluster4, Koordination MINT-Projekte außerschulischer Bereich
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Hanna Hernadi, B.Ed.
Wissenschaftliche Hilfskraft
Anwenderzentrum Material- und Umweltforschung

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Leonie Schöberl
Studentische Hilfskraft
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