Career development
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Women’s promotion
Description
With special promotion programs and measures, women are supported and motivated in their academic career.
Further information:
Website of the work group for matters of equality of treatment:
https://www.uibk.ac.at/gleichbehandlung/frauenfoerderung/
For whom?
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All employees of the University of Innsbruck
Contact
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Internal training program
Description
Every year, the internal training program of the University of Innsbruck offers employees a choice of more than 200 courses. The highly diversified program is designed to promote the employees' competences and to contribute to a new culture of learning.
Program:
https://www.uibk.ac.at/personalentwicklung/fbp/
For whom?
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All employees whose employment exceeds 20% of a full contract and who have been employed by the University of Innsbruck for more than 7 months
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Employees on parental leave
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Employees with a different kind of contract upon request if availability is given
Contact
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Mag. Isabella Göschl, Head of Personnel Development
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Mentoring program
Description
The University of Innsbruck offers a mentoring program for two different career stages:
- To enhance careers of women already from the start, the University invites female junior scientists to exchange information and discuss their next career steps together in a group that is supported by mentors.
Further information:
https://www.uibk.ac.at/rektorenteam/forschung/mentoring.html.de
- Employees of career track positions “Laufbahnstellen” have the opportunity to receive additional advice and support by choosing a mentor in the scope of the qualification process.
Further information:
https://www.uibk.ac.at/intranet/qualifizierungsvereinbarung/mentorinnen/
For whom?
- Female junior scientists with an employment in a late stage of their dissertation or new PostDocs
- Employees in career track positions
Contact
- Mag. Ingrid Augenstein, Personnel Development
- Univ.-Prof. Dr. Ulrike Tanzer, Vice Rector for Research
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Apprenticeship program
Description
The apprenticeship “Lehre” at the University of Innsbruck is exciting and diverse. The on-the-job training is interesting and of high quality due to wide-ranging rotation programs. As the largest Tyrolian educational institution, we also support the higher-school-certificate “Lehre mit Matura”. As we open our doors to internships abroad, our apprentices develop good foreign language skills. Informative events as well as an apprentice program “Lehrlingskolleg”, which includes a certificate and financial bonus, is a great addition to the apprenticeship.
Please find details at:
https://www.uibk.ac.at/personalentwicklung/lehrlinge/
For whom?
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Apprentices and apprentice trainers
Contact
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Mag. Alexandra Brunner-Schwaiger, Personnel Development
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Diversity management and specific career advancement
Description
Diversity management focuses on the compensation of the under-representation of specific groups and the recognition and promotion of diversity.
Further information:
https://www.uibk.ac.at/universitaet/diversitaet/
For whom?
- All employees of the University of Innsbruck
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Inclusion program
Description
The university as employer welcomes the diversity of staff and sets impulses for the enactment of sensibility. It advices chronically sick employees and engages in the creation of inclusive working conditions. For its dedication in this regard, the University of Innsbruck was granted with the main price of Diversitas 2018.
Further information:
https://www.uibk.ac.at/personalentwicklung/inklusion/
For whom?
- Disabled or chronically sick applicants and their supervisors
Contact
- Mag. Alexandra Brunner-Schwaiger, Personnel Development
- Dr. Elisabeth Rieder, Person of trust for disabled employees (general staff)
- Dr. Adolf Sandbichler, Person of trust for disabled employees (scientific staff)
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Support of internal job applications
Description
The University of Innsbruck offers many interesting activity fields and with that a broad spectrum of career- and change opportunities within the organization, in specific for general employees. Those seeking change can subscribe to a weekly newsletter about tenders of the desired position categories and are supported by an occupational policy that fosters internal applications.
For whom?
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General staff
Contact
- Mag. Christiane Abfalterer, Vice Rectorate for Personnel
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Carreer +
Description
In the scope of workshops, speeches, peer mentoring and expert groups, the program „Karriere +“ of the University of Innsbruck offers Pre- and PostDocs in fixed-term contracts the opportunity to receive clarity about their career options.
Program:
https://www.uibk.ac.at/personalentwicklung/fortbildungen/
For whom?
- PreDocs with an employment of over 20 %
- PostDocs with a fixed-term employment of over 20 %
Contact
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Mag. Isabella Göschl, Head of Personnel Development
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