Teaching

Studying &… Teaching

Teaching at the Faculty of Medicine Heidelberg

Teaching at the Faculty of Medicine Heidelberg has a high priority and is characterised by diverse forms of teaching and examinations. We therefore support you as lecturers right from the start with training courses and workshops so that you can familiarise yourself with our teaching concept and try it out. Even after the didactic introduction, we are there for you with numerous training programmes, handouts, digital tools and contact persons from various areas.

Contact persons

for the organisation of teaching

The Dean of Studies' Office, the teaching coordinators, the teaching secretariats, the QM team or the IT team are your relevant contact persons - depending on whether you need organisational questions, subject-specific advice or (media) didactic support.

Tools & Facilities

for teaching

Various systems and facilities, didactic handouts and current laws and regulations make it easier for you to organise and conduct your teaching.

TRAINING & CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR TEACHERS

Qualification programmes

Lecturer training course

The lecturer training course (DOS) is a didactic training course for lecturers at the Faculty of Medicine. It consists of the three units DOS 1, DOS 2 and DOS 3.

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Qualification programmes

Didactic training

There is a wide range of training courses, workshops and self-study materials that you can use to familiarise yourself with and try out our teaching concept.

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Qualification programmes

Coaching and evaluation

The QM team advises you on the further development of your personal teaching behaviour and, on request, carries out an individual evaluation of your courses.

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Habilitation

at the Faculty of Medicine

We support you in achieving your habilitation. Further links, documents and the members of the habilitation committees can be found here.

Master of Medical Education

at the University of Heidelberg

The goals of the postgraduate course include professionalising medical training and improving the quality of teaching.

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