All three courses of our chair received excellent results in the summer semester 2026 teaching evaluation, with overall scores between 1.50 and 1.60 (on a scale from 1 = very good to 5 = very poor).

In IT-Projektmanagement (1.54), students praised the clear, cumulative structure, the block-based course design, and the many practical examples — and reported the strongest learning gain of all three courses, moving from little prior knowledge to confidently applying project management methods themselves.

In Business & IT Consulting (1.50), the collaboration with practicing consultants stood out: students valued working on a real-world case study and rated examination requirements and learning materials particularly well.

Personal Productivity 1: Gesund & Produktiv an der Uni und im Arbeitsleben (1.60) was described less as a typical university course and more as a structured space for reflection and experimentation. Students appreciated the high-quality materials, the exchange across degree programmes, and the open, non-hierarchical atmosphere — and above all, learning to develop a productivity approach that actually fits their own way of working.

A big thank you to everyone who took the time to give feedback. Your comments shape how these courses continue to evolve and they are the reason they keep getting better.

We're looking forward to welcoming you in our winter term courses next semester.