About
Prof. Dr. Dietmar Heisler serves as Professor of Educational Science with a focus on vocational education at Paderborn University's Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Institute of Educational Science, Department of General Pedagogy. His academic activities are centered in Warburger Str. 100, Room H6.308, Paderborn, where he maintains regular office hours via in-person and Zoom consultations.
His research spans vocational education systems, with particular emphasis on mathematical skill development in training contexts, historical analysis of GDR career management, and structural factors affecting apprenticeship retention. Current investigations examine learning environments in nursing education and support mechanisms for disadvantaged learners, reflecting a strong commitment to practical applications of educational theory.
Professor Heisler's publication trends reveal deep engagement with vocational training policy, historical educational systems, and spatial aspects of professional learning. His recent work bridges quantitative analysis of contract terminations with qualitative studies of socialist-era career guidance, demonstrating interdisciplinary methodological approaches.
Teaching responsibilities include directing module final examinations for BA and MA programs in vocational education (M1, M2, M3). Current research projects include the BBNE Hubs initiative, focusing on regional educational networks. Administrative duties involve handling exam registrations and documentation through the berufspaedagogik secretariat.
His work significantly contributes to understanding vocational training infrastructure, particularly through spatial analysis of nursing school environments and historical comparisons of career guidance systems. Ongoing projects suggest continued exploration of regional educational disparities and skill development frameworks within Germany's dual education system.
