Individual coaching at the Faculty of Medicine

Individual coaching at the Faculty of Medicine

A successful academic career on the path towards professorship not only requires excellent subject-related skills but also involves developing strategies and personal skills. Young female researchers each face very different circumstances when it comes to their career planning. Individual, tailored consultations with a professional coach are an important component when deciding on which direction to take.

We are therefore pleased to announce that we can offer you individual coaching sessions using funds from the target agreements 2023-2027:

  • Target group: Funding is intended for female postdoctoral researchers, habilitation candidates and assistant professors
  • Topics covered in coaching sessions: Individual consultation on aspects relevant to career development such as time management, leadership and balancing research and family life.
  • Scope: A coaching unit includes three individual sessions lasting 90 minutes each.
  • Coach: Coaches with experience in higher education consultation may apply directly or be appointed by the Office of Equality and Diversity, the Center for Continuing Education in University-Level Teaching and the Graduate Center.

How to apply

Female researchers may apply to the Officers for equal opportunities for women in science and the arts with the following supporting documents:

  • CV and list of publications
  • Letter of motivation (maximum 1 A4 page) stating the preferred coach if known.

Please send your application via e-mail to: med-frauenbeauftragte@fau.de.

Appointments for coaching sessions are arranged directly between the researcher and the coach.

For further information: Guidelines for applications

Application period

Applications may be received at any time until the funding is exhausted.

Contact

If you have any questions, please contact the reference person to the Women’s Representatives:

Stefanie Morawietz

Assistant to the Officer for equal opportunities for women in science and the arts at the Faculty of Medicine