Bavarian universities honor top teachers-Dr. Bellack shines!

Bavarian universities honor top teachers-Dr. Bellack shines!

Regensburg, Deutschland - On April 9, 2025, Science Minister Markus Blume awarded the renowned “Prize for Good Teaching” to twenty outstanding lecturers and lecturers from Bavarian universities. This prize recognizes excellent teachings at state universities in Bavaria and is endowed with 5,000 euros each. The award was awarded as part of the "Tag for Good Teaching" at the Julius Maximilians University in Würzburg.

The winners' selection is made by suggestions from the home schools, whereby students are also actively involved in the decision -making process. A prerequisite for the award are at least two academic years of excellent teaching at a state university in Bavaria. Markus Blume praised the winners for their commitment and creativity in teaching.

dr. Annett Bellack as an outstanding teacher

One of the excellent teachers is Dr. Annett Bellack from the University of Regensburg. She received the prize for her outstanding teachings in the areas of microbiology, genetics, biochemistry and plant physiology. Your courses are particularly innovative because they take interactive phases, digital media and current research topics into account. In addition, Dr. Bellack laboratory prices and promotes the exchange between different sub -disciplines.

dr. Bellack attaches great importance to the individual care of their students and their personal concerns, and emphasizes the importance of personal proximity as well as critical-reflective thinking in their courses. Prof. Dr. Nikolaus Korber, the Vice President of the University of Regensburg, congratulated Dr. Bellack to your well -deserved success.

The context of excellent teaching

The recognition of outstanding teaching performance is also part of a larger trend at universities to promote students as an active designer of the global future. In particular, the Munich University of Applied Sciences (HM) follows this with an apprenticeship that combines both presence and digital teaching scenarios to ensure flexibility and individual learning paths. In addition, the training includes excellent technical qualifications as well as skills in sustainability and digitization that are essential for the challenges of the 21st century.

The HM endeavors to train graduates who can handle social changes responsibly and actively participate in the design of the European university and research space. Your teaching approaches aim to promote equal opportunities and respectful coexistence and to support critical thinking and interdisciplinary work.

These developments and awards illustrate how important committed teachers are for the future of academic training and how they contribute significantly to the quality of university teaching.