The #DiversityAU podcast series explores key focus areas in Aarhus University’s work to promote diversity and gender equality. The second season is out now and focuses on AU’s action plan for gender equality 2020-2022. Zooming in on the four focus areas of the action plan - recruitment, career development, leadership and workplace culture - Danish journalist Carsten Ortmann interviews four experts on each of these areas. The second season aims to inspire and provide practical advice on how to achieve the ambitious goals set out in the action plan.
In the podcast you can meet Professor Yvonne Benchop (Radboud University), Assistant Professor Mathias Wullum Nielsen (University of Copenhagen), postdoc Ea Høg Utoft (Aarhus University) and Claartje Vinkenburg (independent expert consultant affiliated with Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam). Find the podcast on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify – or stream it from this website (see below).
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The #DiversityAU podcast series explores key focus areas in Aarhus University’s work to promote diversity and gender equality. The second season is out now and focuses on AU’s action plan for gender equality 2020-2022. Zooming in on the four focus areas of the action plan - recruitment, career development, leadership and workplace culture - Danish journalist Carsten Ortmann interviews four experts on each of these areas. The second season aims to inspire and provide practical advice on how to achieve the ambitious goals set out in the action plan.
In the podcast you can meet Professor Yvonne Benchop (Radboud University), Assistant Professor Mathias Wullum Nielsen (University of Copenhagen), postdoc Ea Høg Utoft (Aarhus University) and Claartje Vinkenburg (independent expert consultant affiliated with Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam). Find the podcast on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify – or stream it from this website (see below).
Anja Bechmann: ”Jeg er drevet af nysgerrigheden – og af at løse de store problemer i vores samfund”
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5 years ago
Anja Bechmann: ”Jeg er drevet af nysgerrigheden – og af at løse de store problemer i vores samfund”
I første afsnit af #DiversityAU-podcast kan du møde Anja Bechmann. Hun er professor i medievidenskab på Institut for Kommunikation og Kultur og direktør for Center for Digital Social Research, DATALAB. I en samtale med journalist Nynne Bjerre Christensen fortæller Anja Bechmann om sin vej til professor-titlen - og om at være drevet af nysgerrighed og vilje til at løse samfundets små og store udfordringer. Hun kommer også ind på nogle af de udfordringer, hun er stødt på undervejs. Hun nævner bureaukrati, konkurrence og uheldige incitamentsstrukturer. Til sidst i afsnittet giver hun gode råd til unge, særligt kvindelige, forskere, der selv overvejer en karriere i academia. Om #DiversityAU-podcast: #DiversityAU-podcast handler om diversitet og ligestilling i forskningsverdenen. I fem afsnit interviewer journalist Nynne Bjerre Christensen fem kvindelige forskere fra Aarhus Universitet om deres karrierer. Samtalerne kommer blandt andet ind på karrierevalg, udenlandsophold, forskningsfinansiering og om deres overvejelser om at opnå en topposition i academia.
#DiversityAU
The #DiversityAU podcast series explores key focus areas in Aarhus University’s work to promote diversity and gender equality. The second season is out now and focuses on AU’s action plan for gender equality 2020-2022. Zooming in on the four focus areas of the action plan - recruitment, career development, leadership and workplace culture - Danish journalist Carsten Ortmann interviews four experts on each of these areas. The second season aims to inspire and provide practical advice on how to achieve the ambitious goals set out in the action plan.
In the podcast you can meet Professor Yvonne Benchop (Radboud University), Assistant Professor Mathias Wullum Nielsen (University of Copenhagen), postdoc Ea Høg Utoft (Aarhus University) and Claartje Vinkenburg (independent expert consultant affiliated with Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam). Find the podcast on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify – or stream it from this website (see below).
