Daniel Schroth

Daniel Schroth is a Lecturer in economics education at Ludwigsburg University of Education (since 2019) and currently fully seconded to Weingarten University of Education's Department of Economics and its Didactics. His career bridges private sector experience in event management, marketing, and music production with academic and teaching roles in secondary and higher education institutions.

• Education Highlights:
  • Bachelor of Arts in Applied Media Management (Mittweida University of Applied Sciences, 2010)
  • Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (University of Liechtenstein, 2013)
  • First State Examination (2019) and Second State Examination (2020) in economics, German, and political science

Research Focus: Schroth investigates the integration of multimedia tools, particularly videos, into economic education to enhance learning outcomes. His work connects practical business insights with pedagogical innovation, emphasizing entrepreneurship education, digital transformation in schools, and the design of community schools. His dissertation project (since 2024) on "Videos in Economic Education" builds on his earlier publication exploring school development frameworks.

Scientific Contributions: His 2018 YouTube publication "Designing community schools" and 2024 conference lecture on interactive videos highlight his focus on digital educational resources and collaborative learning environments.

• Scientific Awards:
  • Awarded distinction in First State Examination (2019)

Collaborative Engagement: Schroth actively participates in academic networks, including the German Society for Economic Education (DeGöB) and Weingarten University of Education's Center for Secondary Education, while delivering workshops and keynotes on entrepreneurship education and digital learning strategies.