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    Tag der Lehre

    Semester Awards for 68 Students

    The theme of this year’s Tag der Lehre was Celebrating Interdisciplinarity. As well as providing a platform for sharing best practices, the event also recognized students’ outstanding academic achievements.
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    Entrepreneurship Bootcamp

    Pulling Together

    If you want to be an entrepreneur, you have to be able to collaborate and develop solutions across disciplinary boundaries. This is a skill that can be learned. More than 150 students have already participated in a UZH Entrepreneurship Bootcamp.
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    Interdisciplinary Studies

    Learning from Children

    UZH students mentor children and teenagers from socially disadvantaged backgrounds – and learn what children need to grow and thrive.
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    Interdisciplinary Studies

    A More Joined-Up Approach

    In a seminar at the UZH Center for Crisis Competence, students work across disciplines to identify concrete solutions to urban conflicts.
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    Teaching Award

    “I want to rouse enthusiasm”

    Biodiversity expert Florian Altermatt is the recipient of this year’s UZH Teaching Award. In the portrait below, he tells why he makes students count birds on Lake Zurich and divulges what that has to do with Pokémon.
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    Semester Award

    Saving Miles

    Rocco Bagutti analyzed researchers’ travel behavior for his Master’s thesis. His study has been recognized with a semester award.
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    Semester Awards

    Towards a Quicker Diagnosis

    Medical student Marlene Münger devoted her Master’s thesis to the topic of diagnosing congenital immune deficiencies. She received a semester award for her achievement.
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    Interdisciplinary Teaching

    “Let’s be generous!”

    UZH boasts a wide and interdisciplinary range of study programs. The curriculum is now set to become even more attractive and offer even more opportunities to students.
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    iGEM-Award

    Students Develop Bacterium to Protect Plants

    Students at UZH developed a bacterium that can protect plants from negative environmental influences – and won the prize for Best Sustainable Development Impact at the international iGEM competition for synthetic biology.