Mentoring&programm
The individual mentoring program offers female* students and graduates (graduation phase up to one year after graduation) the opportunity to prepare for a successful career start with the help of a selected mentor.
The diversity-oriented mentoring program offers
- Professional selection process with feedback for invited applicants
- Individual placement of a personally and professionally suitable mentor
- Continuous support and program offers by the project office
- Events and development of a cross-faculty, supporting network, e.g. through the design of a joint mentee project
*Gender entry w (cis and trans)
Dates for the next application round
The application deadline for the next/current round of the mentoring program (October 2023 to December 2024) has expired.
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>> Further information on the mentoring program and application procedure
In memory of the founder of the Expert Women's Advisory Networks
Prof. Angelika C. Wagner, Ph.D. (em.)
Holder of the Bundesverdienstkreuz (Federal Cross of Merit)
(15.7.1944–9.7.2023)
Angelika C. Wagner, Professor of Educational Science with special emphasis on Educational Psychology from 1985-2009, founded the first expert advice network at the then Department of Educational Science at the Universität Hamburg in 1989. Her idea of passing on the professional expertise and experience of successful women in an intergenerational exchange quickly met with a great response nationwide and ultimately led to the introduction of mentoring in Germany. Thousands of women were supported and accompanied at all stages of their career planning until the Expertinnen-Beratungsnetz was closed. The development of numerous mentoring programs is based on the research and practical trials of the highly committed Professor Angelika C. Wagner.
Her great work for equality and the empowerment of women in the world of work will remain unforgotten and continue to have an impact.
Dr. Dorothea Ritter, Hamburg, July 2023