Teaching
courses I teach and my teaching training
Teaching
Project ‘Catch me if you can’: Winter and summer semester 2021/2022 and 2022/2023 at the TU Berlin with BSc. In this project, we are exploring phenological mismatches in predator-prey relationships in urban areas with bats and nocturnal flying insects as role models. More information can be found here (in German). Dress warm – field work in winter nights ahead! In this project, we collaborate again with DataCamp.
Project ‘Urban Biodiversity in a changing world’: Summer semester 2021 at the TU Berlin, BSc and MSc students. In this student project, we explore the overarching question how to create shared urban habitats for biodiversity and people in a changing world. A changing world, which does not only include climate change, but also the current COVID- 19 situation. In this project, we collaborate again with DataCamp.
Project ‘Urban Cemeteries – What values do they have for biodiversity and visitor?’: Winter semester 2019/2020 and summer semester 2020 at the TU Berlin, BSc students. In this project, we collaborate with DataCamp.
Human-Wildlife Conflicts: Summer semesters 2019, 2021 at the IZW/FU Berlin. My part: Human Dimensions of Wildlife Mangement. I further gave guest lectures on Human Dimensions of Wildlife Management in several courses (e.g. Tierökologie, History and Perspectives of Urban Ecosystems).
Wild plant identification: Summer semesters 2019, 2021 at the TU Berlin, BSc students. Introduction course and exercises.
Biology of Bats: Summer semester 2018 at the IZW/FU Berlin. My part: Echolocation and Conservation.
Teaching Training
Currently, I am participating in the Berlin Centre for Higher Education (BZHL) certificate programme which provides systematic, advanced higher education training that is led by national and international standards. Courses include ethics or storytelling in teaching.