TU Teaching Award 2025

Teaching Award 2025

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Sorting Phase Starting Soon

The nomination phase has successfully concluded. Thank you for the many submissions! All nominations are now being prepared. During the upcoming sorting phase, the student councils and subject groups from all six faculties will select a shortlist of the best courses within their respective faculties.

 

 

Important for teachers: If you have been nominated and would like to be considered for the next phase of the Teaching Award, please provide your consent to the data protection request via email by the end of this week. We look forward to your participation!


The TU Teaching Awards are awarded in the following categories:

  • Best Lecture
  • Best Undergraduate Course
  • Best Seminar
  • Best Tutorial/Best Laboratory
  • Best Student Tutorial

In order to honour the outstanding teaching activities of lecturers and students in the courses, the TU Teaching Awards will be presented for the second time in autumn 2025.

The award is presented for courses attended by students in the past winter semester 2024/25 and summer semester 2025.

Nomination and selection of the winners is done exclusively by students. After the nomination process, the departmental student representative committees will make an initial pre-selection. The final decision on the award winners is made by a student jury.

The assessment is based on various elements, including nominations submitted by students, expert evaluations provided by academic departments and student councils, as well as course evaluations or teaching concepts. The decision-making process is guided by criteria such as the clarity and structure of teaching, the methods employed, student engagement, subject-specific expertise, and social and ethical responsibility.


Everything you need to know about the Teaching Award in a nutshell

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