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Our wide range of topics offers you content from research, teaching and administration.
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CREATIVE | INNOVATIVE | SUSTAINABLE
What's new at OWL University of Applied Sciences and Arts Our Podcast deals with the developments and happenings at our university.
Landesgartenschall – the students wonder
Landscape architects design sustainable and green living spaces. They design and plan projects for climate adaptation and make cities and landscapes fit for climate change. Landscape architecture can be studied in Germany at the OWL University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Höxter, among other places. There, students invited working landscape architects for interviews. They were interviewed with the aim of making the diversity and topicality of the profession known to a broad public. The result is a podcast with six episodes aimed at students and prospective students as well as anyone who is enthusiastic about landscape architecture.
Leadership Guidelines Podcast Series
In order to fill the leadership guidelines with life, the Ostwestfalen-Lippe University of Applied Sciences and Arts has started a podcast series in which employees and managers of the Ostwestfalen-Lippe University of Applied Sciences discuss leadership issues. What is important to me when it comes to leadership? Are you born a boss or can you learn to lead? Professor Frank Lechtenberg discusses these and many other questions with a conversation duo from each of the university's different departments.
In the first part of the multi-part podcast series, Chancellor Nicole Soltwedel and Uwe Brandt, Head of Human Resources and Organizational Development, are guests of host Frank Lechtenberg and talk about how the new leadership guidelines of the Ostwestfalen-Lippe University of Applied Sciences and Arts came about and what is important to them when it comes to leadership.
In the second part of the multi-part podcast series, the topic is "Motivating. Host Frank Lechtenberg's guests are Professor Carsten Wiewiorra from the Detmold School of Architecture and Interior Design and Sebastian Dieckmann, Deputy Head of the Human Resources and Organization Department.
In the third part of the podcast series, host Frank Lechtenberg talks to Irena Rathert, Head of the Student Affairs Department, and Holger Schmidt, Chairman of the Technology and Administration Staff Council. The conversation focuses on the topic of "informing".
In the fourth part of the podcast series, Professor Barbara Steinmann from the Department of Economics and Professor Andreas Welling from the Institute for Science Dialogue (IWD) of the Ostwestfalen-Lippe University of Applied Sciences and Arts are our guests. They speak with Frank Lechtenberg on the topic of "Integrating.
In the fifth part, Frank Lechtenberg talks to Dr. Lars Köller, Head of S(kim), and Rainer Kammler from the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering on the topic of "Decision Making."
In the sixth episode, the Ostwestfalen-Lippe University of Applied Sciences and Arts Equal Opportunity Officer, Meike Seidel-Kehde, PhD, and Professor Dr. Klaus Maas from the Department of Environmental Engineering and Applied Computer Science are guests. They talk with host Frank Lechtenberg about the leadership guideline "Balancing."
Guests in the seventh episode of the podcast series are University President Professor Dr. Jürgen Krahl and Uwe Brandt, Head of Human Resources and Organizational Development. They talk with host Frank Lechtenberg about the topic of "Initiating.
In the eighth episode of the podcast series, host Frank Lechtenberg talks with Yvonne Fischer, head of the Teaching and Learning team at the Ostwestfalen-Lippe University of Applied Sciences and Arts, and Professor Dr. Tobias Schmohl from the Department of Media Production and the Institute for Science Dialogue (IWD) about the leadership guideline "Delegate."