Dirk Rohde

Prof. Dirk Rohde is an Honorary Professor of Educational Science and Waldorf Education at Alanus Hochschule Alfter. His career spans teaching, leadership, and academic roles in natural sciences education and Waldorf pedagogy. He has held positions such as Headmaster at Free Waldorf School Marburg (2001–2008), Head of Natural Sciences Department (since 1990), and lecturer at Philipps University Marburg (since 2003). His work focuses on lively teaching methodologies, curriculum development, and educational policy.

• Educations: Dr. phil. (2003), Habilitation (2021) from Philipps University Marburg.

Research interests include pedagogical approaches in Waldorf schools, biology/chemistry education, and the Abitur evaluation system. His 2022 study on Waldorf schools and the Hessian Abitur exemplifies his focus on comparative educational outcomes and curriculum analysis. He leads national and international teacher training programs, particularly in Eastern Europe and Asia.

Professional activities include chairing national subject conferences for biology/chemistry teachers and advising Hessian educational policy. His contributions bridge practical teaching, academic research, and institutional leadership in Waldorf education.