The Graduate School at Heidelberg University of Education supports early-career researchers with practice-oriented professional development programmes, a wide range of networking opportunities and one-to-one counselling sessions. Individual support from experienced researchers through mentoring and coaching is also available. In this way, we promote academic development, personal growth and successful career paths in educational research.
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General funding:
- Grants for equipment, support staff, training and materials
- Grants for active participation in or the organisation of scientific conferences
- Specific literature
- Research software
Contributions from PhD students:
- Annual interim reflection (report)
- Final reflection
- Participation in 2 workshops
- Participation in 3 conferences
- Participation in a networking event (e.g. general meeting) organised by the Graduate School
Postdoctoral researchers’ contributions:
- Annual interim reflection (report)
- Final reflection
- Participation in 3 workshops
Running their own workshop, acting as a point of contact for specific topics, or mentoring Graduate School members
The Heidelberg University of Education provides all its researchers with a range of research software via various channels.
- USB sticks are available to borrow on request from the University of Education Library (Mon–Fri, 08:30–17:00)
- The latest version (Analytics Pro edition) is available on PCs 1–9 in Pool Room A234
- The current version (Analytics Pro edition) is availableon the computers in the Central Library of the Heidelberg University of Education.
- is installed in computer rooms A233–A236 at the Heidelberg University of Education and can be used by up to 15 users simultaneously, regardless of location.
- Staff at the Heidelberg University of Education can obtain a one-year SPSS licence from the university via the procurement form for their work PC and one additional device. This incurs a one-off annual cost, which is negotiated as part of the licence agreement.
- is available on four (designated) PCs in the Central Library of the Heidelberg University of Education.
In the library, the MAXQDA and SPSS programmes are available to all visitors on 5 PCs. Further information is available on site.
In addition to the paid software mentioned above, there are also freely available research programmes, e.g.: