Course fees are as follows:
Please note that students will be required to upload proof of their student status (student card/enrolment information) during the registration process.
This course is designed for all students who want to reflect, improve and train their soft skills while having a fun and hands-on learning experience.
We live in times of rapid changes. Digital technologies and artificial intelligence will become more and more important in the world of work. Traditional job profiles are disappearing, new profiles emerging. New forms of interaction and knowledge production are effecting almost all areas of life. Whereas technical knowledge and experience might be digitalised to a great extend, for decades to come - hopefully - no computer or robot can be as creative, intuitive and empathetic as a human being. These non-technical skills are also referred to as future skills or 21st century skills. Needless to mention that we live in the 21st century and, in many ways, the future is now. Future skills like adaptability, creativity, tolerance of ambiguity or mindfulness ave always been helpful in communicating and working together. On the other hand they are usually not explicitly taught at (technical) universities, so during this course we will focus on those in a learning-by-doing-approach. After a short introduction to the research field of future skills we will dedicate each day to one or two future skills and practise or re-learn them together. At some points will also include concepts and wisdom from non-European contexts.
Course fees are as follows:
Please note that students will be required to upload proof of their student status (student card/enrolment information) during the registration process.
Participants of the TU Berlin Summer & Winter School must meet the following requirement: level B2 English or equivalent
Hotel room (double occupancy)
Cultural programme sessions during the week after course hours (museum visits, guided walking tours, minigolf, lake excursions) and at the weekend (trips to other cities, such as Dresden, Potsdam, and Leipzig)
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