Impact Learning

Funding Opportunities for Transfer-Oriented Teaching

• What is Impact Learning?

Impact Learning (SQM-supported) is a support‐offer for transfer‐oriented teaching. Students apply their knowledge already within the study to real questions in cooperation with practice partners.  
Thus are university and society in the sense of the transfer strategy connected.

• Impact in Teaching

In Impact courses students apply their theoretical knowledge together with practice partners to real questions. They acquire transfer competencies and learn to actively engage with societal challenges. For the implementation of the projects the Sandkasten platform and the digital toolbox are available.

• Shaping the future: funding & services

With the opening of the university and the active transfer of science into society, added value can arise for everyone. We accompany this process with financial funding and service offerings such as event formats, networking with practice, and offerings for competence development.


Services & Formats

Impact Map

The interactive Impact Map shows where TU Braunschweig becomes socially effective through study and teaching.

Wissenskiosk

The Wissenskiosk is a meeting point for students and practice partners that takes place directly after teaching sessions in front of the lecture hall.

4LAB – Room for Innovation

The 4LAB promotes participatory collaboration on socially relevant questions and collaboration with partners.


Materials & Tools

Do you want to integrate Impact Learning into your teaching? Register now!

We are happy to support you in integrating Impact Learning into your teaching and provide financial funding as well as service offerings. For participation in a kick-off meeting, please send the completed registration form to Gina Kerber.


Impact Learning inquiries
Christian Stascheit
Coordination Engagement and Impact Projects
Gina Kerber
Coordination Impact Learning
Dr. Saskia Frank
Project leadership Impact Learning

Impact Learning is a program offered as part of the SQM project “tu4society” within the Transfer Service, Knowledge Transfer.