جستجوی استاد راهنمای دانشگاهی

• Aesthetics
• Art History
• Theater Studies
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Viera Bartková is an Assistant Professor and didactician of aesthetic education at the Department of Aesthetics , Faculty of Arts , Charles University . She holds a PhD from the Department of Culturology and graduated in aesthetics, Slovak language, and fine arts from Comenius University in Bratislava, with further studies in Budapest, Padua, and Rome. Education: Comenius University (Bratislava), Universities of Budapest, Padua, Rome Current Roles: Assistant Professor, University of the Third Age lecturer, OZ Univerzál member Research Interests center on interdisciplinary and intercultural relations in art , augmented by her work in theater criticism and fine arts education . Her projects include reconstructing the academic cultural center UniverSaal (former stables at Comenius University) and organizing DIES ACADEMICUS and the Cap á l'Est festival . Article Trends highlight her focus on 19th-century Slovak and Italian art , intercultural collaborations , and ethnographic motifs . Her work spans archival research , theater's social role , and historical analysis , with a strong emphasis on transnational artistic networks . Teaching Responsibilities include courses on History of Fine Arts , Aesthetics of Fine Arts , Analysis of Artwork , and Didactics of Aesthetic Education , including an excursion course on art history.

• Modern and contemporary British literature and culture
• War and literature
• Literature and trauma
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Felix Behler is a postdoctoral researcher and academic staff member at the University of Paderborn's Institute for English and American Studies within the Faculty of Cultural Studies. He completed his PhD in English Literature (summa cum laude) in September 2025 and has been teaching at the university since November 2020. His academic journey includes undergraduate studies at Piedmont University in the USA and advanced degrees from the University of Paderborn in English and American Studies and History. Dr. Behler's research focuses on modern and contemporary British literature with particular expertise in war literature, rural communities, memory culture, and nostalgia. His work examines soldier poetry traditions, representations of the British countryside, and intersections between literature, politics, and ideology. He has presented his research at major international conferences including the MLA Convention in Washington D.C. (2022) and the ESSE Conference. His recent publications analyze contemporary soldier poetry, Downton Abbey's historical roots, and transformations in the British countryside. These works appear in journals such as Anglica, IDEA, and the Journal for the Study of British Cultures. His current major project focuses on 'The New Soldier Poets.' Associated Member of the German Association for the Study of English (since 2025) Member of the German Association for the Study of British Cultures (since 2021) Representative of non-professorial academic staff (since 2025) Organizer of interdisciplinary academic conferences Dr. Behler teaches across the English literature curriculum from Shakespeare to contemporary writers, with courses on Victorian rural communities, British cultural geography, and war memory. He has organized international student excursions and collaborated with institutions like the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. His interdisciplinary approach bridges literary studies with cultural geography, memory studies, and media analysis to examine how literature interacts with broader cultural phenomena.

Eva Schankulaمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Architectural Design
• Sustainable Architecture
• Digital Construction
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Eva Schankula serves as a Professor at Augsburg University of Applied Sciences within the School of Architecture and Civil Engineering, specializing in the Department of Architecture. Her academic role encompasses teaching Architecture Bachelor's and Master's programs with focus on Design and Building Theory modules. Her research spans Architectural Design , Sustainable Architecture , and Digital Construction methodologies, with significant contributions to the Energy Efficient Planning and Building (E2D) program. Current initiatives include the DIGITAL CONSTRUCTION FACTORY exploring advanced fabrication techniques, Plan graphic 2.0 for architectural representation, and international projects like the Cornwall Excursion and Venice Biennale participation. Professor Schankula champions experiential learning through community-engaged projects such as 'Fill The Donut' urban interventions and 'Just Do IT!' real-world transformations. Her work integrates sustainable practices with digital technologies across architecture curricula. For academic inquiries, contact via eva.schankula@tha.de .

Arnd Jenneمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Retail Management
• Urban Development
• Real Estate Development
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Professor Arnd Jenne serves as Professor of General Business Administration with a focus on Retail Management at the Faculty of Commerce and Social Work, Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences, Suderburg Campus since February 2011. Previously, he held a half-time substitute professorship at the Technical University of Dortmund (2008-2009). His academic background includes a doctorate from the University of Münster (2004) with research on strategic controlling in city marketing for inner-city retail, following studies in economic geography, economics, and urban planning at the University of Bayreuth (1993-1996) and preliminary studies at the University of Stuttgart (1990-1993). Professor Jenne's research focuses on retail in transit spaces (airports, train stations), spatial orientation of customers in retail environments, digitalization of stationary retail, and the future of retail in rural areas. His work bridges academic research with practical industry applications, particularly examining how digital transformation impacts traditional retail spaces and rural communities. His recent publications and research projects demonstrate a strong emphasis on practical retail challenges, with significant work on digital retail spaces (DigVerEH project), retail in German airports, and the competitive advantages small and medium enterprises can gain through community engagement like volunteer fire departments. Completed EFRE-funded project 'Digitalisierung von Verkaufsräumen im Einzelhandel' (2017-2019) Research commissioned by Niedersächsisches Ministerium für Inneres und Sport on volunteer fire departments as business advantages (2017) Analysis of retail in German airports (2015) Multiple projects on urban retail development in eastern German cities (2010-2014) Professor Jenne actively supervises bachelor's theses with a preference for topics related to digital retail, multichannel strategies, retail in transit spaces, and experimental market research methods. His industry experience since 2005 as a consultant specializing in retail, urban development, and city marketing informs his practical teaching approach and research direction. His teaching includes required modules in Retail Management, Location and Facility Management, Economic and Transport Policy, Market Research, and Multichannel Management, along with specialized electives and international excursions examining retail and logistics across European metropolitan areas, border regions, and rural communities.

Robert Ottمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Hospital Management
• Healthcare Controlling
• Accounting in Healthcare
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Professor Robert Ott is a distinguished faculty member at Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences, where he serves in the Faculty of Applied Health and Social Sciences (GSW). He holds the position of Professor of Controlling, Accounting and Hospital Management and has extensive responsibilities including heading the Hospital Management specialization in the MGW (Management in the Healthcare Industry) degree program, chairing the MGW Alumni Association, and leading the Business Administration program for healthcare professions. Since summer semester 2022, Professor Ott has also taken on a significant role as the academic director of the educational funding division at the Bavarian Center for Innovative Teaching (BayZiel) in Munich, working at 50% capacity while maintaining his university position. Additionally, he serves as the head of hochschule dual (hsd), which coordinates dual study programs across Bavarian universities. Professor Ott's research and teaching focus on hospital management, healthcare controlling, and accounting in healthcare settings. His expertise spans healthcare financing systems, process management in hospitals, and the digital transformation of healthcare institutions. He has authored numerous publications including books on hospital accounting and controlling, with his most recent work examining AI integration in healthcare education (2025) and the establishment of medical controlling as a professional field (2023). His teaching portfolio is extensive, covering multiple programs including the Bachelor's degree in Management in the Healthcare Industry (MGW), Physiotherapy, Nursing Science, and the Master's program in Health Services Research and Management. He is known for integrating practical experience through numerous hospital excursions and industry guest lectures, with over 30 different healthcare professionals having contributed to his courses. Professor of Controlling, Accounting and Hospital Management Head of Hospital Management specialization (MGW program) Chairman of MGW Alumni Association Academic Director at BayZiel (50% position) Head of hochschule dual (hsd) Professor Ott has been instrumental in developing the MGW program over its 10+ year history, organizing events like the MGWmeetsCompany fair that connects students with over 20 healthcare employers. His work bridges academic theory with practical healthcare management, preparing students for successful careers in the healthcare industry.

Felicitas Kotschمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Money and capital markets
• Currency issues
• Bank management
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Felicitas Kotsch is a Lecturer for Special Assignments in the Faculty of Economics at Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences, where she has taught economics and business administration subjects since 2006. With extensive practical experience from Deutsche Bank and international economic advisory roles, she brings real-world perspective to her classroom. Dr. Kotsch's research and teaching focus on money and capital markets, currency issues, and bank management. Her expertise in post-Soviet economic transition, particularly regarding Ukraine, stems from her four-year leadership of the German Economic Advisory Group to the Ukrainian Government. She connects academic theory with practice by regularly inviting industry professionals as guest lecturers and organizing annual excursions to Frankfurt's financial center. Her academic work demonstrates consistent focus on economic policy, financial sector development, and European integration, particularly in transitioning economies. The publications from 1999-2001 reflect her hands-on experience during Ukraine's early post-independence period. Dr. Kotsch studied economics at the Universities of Freiburg and Kiel, including study periods in Moscow and Gdansk, and completed her diploma thesis at the Kiel Institute for the World Economy. Her professional journey includes Deutsche Bank positions in Berlin, Prague and Frankfurt, executive assistance to Georg Krupp for Eastern Europe matters, and editorial work at Deutsche Bank Research. Team leader of German Economic Advisory Group to Ukrainian Government (1997-2001) Founder of Ukrainian Institute for Economic Research Developer of government programs for Orange Revolution figures Chief editor of Deutsche Bank Research Her teaching approach emphasizes practical application, regularly bringing industry professionals into the classroom and organizing field experiences in financial centers. She teaches Business Administration IV (Taxation), Monetary Theory and Policy, Fundamentals of Marketing, Intercultural Management, and Microeconomics courses.

Agnija Šeikoمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Contemporary Dance
• Choreography
• Dance Composition
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Agnija Šeiko serves as Professor of the Department of Dance at the Klaipėda Faculty of the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre (LMTA), while simultaneously leading the Šeiko Dance Company as its founder, artistic director, choreographer, and principal dancer. Her dual academic-artistic career bridges formal education with groundbreaking community engagement in Lithuania's cultural landscape. Education: Choreography at Klaipėda University (1996-2001) Codarts Dance Academy Rotterdam, Netherlands (2003-2005) Artistic Research Focus: Professor Šeiko pioneers interdisciplinary performance integrating contemporary dance with live cello music, sculptural installations, and video projections. Her practice critically examines social vulnerability through community co-creation—regularly involving seniors and people with disabilities—while maintaining rigorous aesthetic innovation across dance operas, theatrical performances, and site-specific excursions that redefine Klaipėda's cultural identity. Scientific Awards: Padėkos Kaukė Award (Klaipėda City's top theatre honor) Golden Cross of the Stage (Lithuania's highest performing arts distinction) Advising and Grants: While the text confirms her mentorship through the Šeiko Dance Company's training programs and community workshops, no formal graduate students or research grants are documented in the source material. Artistic Collective: The Šeiko Dance Company functions as her primary creative laboratory, collaborating with globally renowned artists including Daphnis Kokkinos (former Pina Bausch associate), Kenzo Kusuda, and Linas Kutavičius. This collective has become Klaipėda's cultural trademark through signature projects like dance-and-cello performances and urban exploration formats that attract international talent to Lithuania's port city.

Stefan Bachmannمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Experimental Drawing
• Visual Arts
• Architecture
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Stefan Bachmann is a visual artist and Senior Lecturer at the Mozarteum University Salzburg, where he has taught in the Department of Scenography since 2000. His academic appointment focuses on drawing techniques including nude drawing, freehand drawing, architectural drawing, and digital image processing. As a Dipl.-Ing. (Diplom-Ingenieur), he brings architectural training to his artistic practice and teaching methodology. Bachmann's research interests center on experimental drawing as an expanded practice that bridges figuration, improvisation, and abstraction. He views drawing as a mental space connecting observation, memory, association, and spatial perception. His work explores the dialogue between the expected and the unforeseen, treating paper as a stage for unlimited creative possibilities. He emphasizes the importance of looking closely beyond preconceptions, as reflected in his teaching philosophy: 'Schau genau hin! Du meinst zu wissen, wie es aussieht, und zeichnest, was du meinst zu kennen. Aber schau noch mal genau hin, es sieht anders aus, als du denkst.' Bachmann's artistic publications reveal consistent exploration of experimental drawing techniques across multiple contexts. His 2022 publication AKT/NUDE represents a significant contribution to contemporary drawing practice, featuring 653 illustrations across 432 pages. His work shows evolution from architectural representation toward more abstract and experimental forms, while maintaining strong connections to spatial perception and bodily experience. Recent projects like 'Game of the Living' (2023) and 'Windstriche' (2024) demonstrate continued innovation in drawing methodology. Förderpreis des deutschen Stahlbaues (German Steel Construction Award) Georg Moller Prize Awards from Kulturkreis der deutschen Wirtschaft BDI Awards from BDA (Bund Deutscher Architekten) Awards from University of Stuttgart Bachmann's teaching extends beyond the university through numerous workshops at private art academies across Germany and Austria. His drawing excursions to locations including Éveux (La Tourette Monastery), Ronchamp, Bologna, Trieste, Karlovy Vary, Bratislava, and Ljubljana demonstrate his commitment to experiential learning. The testimonials from students and workshop participants consistently highlight his ability to create supportive environments that foster creative freedom, with comments noting how he 'finds the sensitive balance between knowledge transfer and freedom' while providing 'gentle persistence' to help students break through creative barriers. His labs and creative spaces function as experimental zones where students explore the boundaries of traditional drawing through mixed media approaches and conceptual frameworks.

• Design History
• Design Theory
• Textile Design
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Aleksandra Sumorok serves as Assistant Professor at the Władysław Strzemiński Academy of Fine Arts in Łódź within the Faculty of Design Arts, Department of Theory and History of Art. She leads the Theory and History of Design Arts Studio, delivering lectures and practical instruction for undergraduate and graduate design students across multiple institutes. Her research concentrates on historical and theoretical frameworks of design evolution from antiquity to contemporary practice, with specialized emphasis on textile design methodologies and applied arts mechanics. The studio uniquely examines socio-cultural mechanisms driving design creation beyond conventional historical surveys, supplemented by museum excursions and architectural design walks. The studio operates as a core theoretical pillar within the Faculty of Design Arts curriculum, bridging academic scholarship with tangible design processes through its integrated lecture-practicum model.