Workshop for members of The Young Investigator Network (YIN) only 

As a research group leader or Junior Professor you usually work on several projects at the same time - with high expectations from research, teaching, leadership, and administration. Traditional time management methods often fall short in this environment.

The workshop shows how modern time and self-management can work in complex work contexts. The focus is on strategic prioritization, conscious self-management, and methods for keeping track of several projects at the same time while still working in a focused manner.

Key topics

• Analyzing your own work reality: current situation and desired situation in everyday management
• Extended Eisenhower method: setting priorities under conditions of complexity, multiple responsibilities, and energy levels
• Multi-project management in a scientific context: managing several topics in parallel without losing focus
• The wheel of life as a tool for reflecting on balance, energy, and long-term effectiveness
• Defining golden behaviors: small daily actions with a big impact on productivity, focus, and leadership
• Concrete strategies for making priorities visible, structuring projects more clearly, and using work energy in a targeted manner

Targetgroup: The Young Investigator Network (YIN)

Language: English

The event can be credited toward the KIT Leadership Certificate.