Academic culture
The basis for good research is a diverse, equitable research culture that is practiced at all levels.
Academic culture: This encompasses all the unwritten behaviors, values, implicit expectations, attitudes, and norms of members of the academic community. Academic culture influences how research and teaching are conducted, who can participate in higher education, and what is considered “excellent research.”
Our understanding of excellence and academic culture thus significantly determines the work experiences and careers of university members. It is therefore essential to critically reflect on our assumptions and create a university culture that enables equal opportunities.
Better Science: Team Facilitation
Program for better collaboration, more inclusion and equal opportunities in research and teaching
The program teaches teams how to create an open, supportive team environment. This is the foundation for innovative ideas, constructive collaboration, and sustainable academic excellence.
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