Degree programme: Technology-Oriented Management
Graduation year: 2015
Employer: NABU e.V.
Position: Senior Policy Advisor Resource Politics
I have fond memories of lovely afternoons in the park, along or on the Oker, and the opportunity to go everywhere by bike.
Practice-orientated studies with many options in terms of specialisations and additional courses on a great campus.
In contrast to my first 3 years of work, in which I was able to apply the content of the Lean Management and Factory Management courses almost directly in my day-to-day work, I have now distanced myself considerably from the actual contents of the study programme. I was, however, influenced by my studies and approach things in a certain way. My work is most closely linked to my former focus areas Environmental Management and Life Cycle Management, but a lot of knowledge I apply today was acquired in and parallel to later jobs.
Yes, even though there are no regular group meetings and people are now very scattered, I maintain individual friendships. Perhaps the 10-year anniversary will be an occasion to organise a larger meeting. :)
Don't plan too much, let things come to you and try out everything that you find interesting.
Continued flexibility and application references in teaching (possibly also for contexts other than the private manufacturing sector) and a pleasant learning atmosphere for the students.
Guest talks and professional expertise on resource policy, mining, climate change adaptation
Information about my professional field and tasks
Sharing experience in connection with application processes and career start
