Dates
| every 14 days | Friday | 10:15 - 13:45 | 12.10.2026 - 29.01.2027 | C 6.317 Seminarraum |
Curriculum context
Written reflection on AI-generated Term Paper (60%)
Presentation (40%)
Resit date: No resit date will be offered to this assessment, because it is didactically inseparably connected with one of the associated courses. A resit will only be possible, if the module is available again.
Organizational information
Registration
Registration does not begin until 02.10.2026 at 08:00. It ends on 12.10.2026 at 23:59.
Persons
Content
This seminar focuses on inter- and transdisciplinary competencies for the future of work - Future Skills. Beyond the boundaries of one's discipline, changes, requirements, and consequences of constant change are critically discussed from a psychological perspective. Students will contribute their individual and disciplinary viewpoints to jointly build an understanding of what the future holds.
Overall, this seminar engages students to actively reflect on and apply future skills within their specific fields and engage in interdisciplinary perspectives. Future skills encompass the essential competencies required to thrive in dynamic work environments.
By considering their future work domains, students will engage in various reflections to understand the relevance of future skills, how they can be applied to their personal learning and development processes, to discuss the chances and limits of artificial intelligence (AI) and its ethical aspects. Students will explore how these skills intersect with emerging trends, technological advancements, and societal changes, enabling them to navigate and contribute meaningfully to their respective fields.
The accompanying reflective format will provide students with opportunities to assess their skill sets, strengths, and areas for improvement. They will also be encouraged to consider their future professional aspirations and how future skills can be transferred and integrated into their learning and development processes.
The seminar offers the students opportunities to:
... engage in discussions on Future Skills, AI, ethical sensitivity, and what this has to do with themselves
... reflect on Future Skills' interdisciplinary differences and parallels
... transfer their knowledge and draw future scenarios, weighing the benefits and challenges including ethical aspects
... take stock of their skill sets and set goals for their further learning process, personal development, and professional endeavors
Evaluation
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