Taking-off from the CRC 1199: Career experiences in Germany and Abroad
With Diana Ayeh (UFZ, Leipzig) & Michaela Böhme (DCZ, Beijing)
Abstract
Academic careers are far from over just because someone leaves a collaborative research centre for non-university job opportunities. The CRC 1199 is always proud to report that its former members entered fields of expertise that are not only academically related but strongly rely on the knowledge, interdisciplinary outlook and soft skills gained in it.
Thus, in looking forward to a multiplicity of future employment options beyond the CRC 1199, we are glad that two of our former colleagues, Diana Ayeh and Michaela Böhme, agreed to share their personal insights with us and to exchange about their career experiences in a get-together of deliberately informal character.
In order to prepare sufficient amounts of coffee and snacks, please give us a short confirmation of your participation via sfb1199[at]uni-leipzig.de.
Biographical Notes
Diana Ayeh (Helmholtz-Zentrum für Umweltforschung, Leipzig, Germany)
Diana Ayeh is employed as a research Associate at the UFZ’s (Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research) Department for Environmental Politics. Moreover, she is also a Research Associate in the Faculty of Business Studies at Harz University of Applied Sciences.
Michaela Böhme (Sino-German Agricultural Centre, Beijing, China)
Michaela Böhme works as a long-term expert in policy analysis, public relations and monitoring at the Sino-German Agricultural Centre (DCZ) in Beijing, China.