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Augenblick Ausgabe 10 / 2019 aUGENbLICK Ausgabe 10 / 2019 Magazin für Alumni, Studierende, Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter sowie Freunde und Förderer der Hochschule Harz Im Fokus: Beliebteste Fachhochschule 2019 I Neue Studienangebote I Erstes Campuslichterfest Bachelor-Studiengänge Master-Studiengänge Fachbereich Automatisierung und Informatik - Informatik (B.Sc.), auch dual - Medien- und Spielekonzeption (M.A.) - Ingenieurpädagogik (B.Eng.) - Technisches Innovationsmanagement (M.Eng.) - Medieninformatik (B.Sc.) - Smart Automation (B.Eng.), auch dual - Wirtschaftsinformatik (B.Sc.), auch dual - Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen (B.Eng.), auch dual und berufsbegleitend Fachbereich Verwaltungswissenschaften - Europäisches Verwaltungsmanagement (B.A.) - Public Management (M.A.), auch berufsbegleitend - IT-Management – Verwaltungsinformatik (B.A.), nur dual - Öffentliche Verwaltung (B.A.), auch dual - Verwaltungsökonomie (B.A.), auch dual Fachbereich Wirtschaftswissenschaften - Betriebswirtschaftslehre (B.A.), - Betriebswirtschaftslehre (MBA), berufsbegleitend auch dual und berufsbegleitend - Business Consulting (M.A.) - BWL/Dienstleistungsmanagement (B.A.) - FACT - Finance, Accounting, Controlling, - International Business Studies (B.A.), Taxation & Law (M.A.) Sprachzweig: Englisch - Konsumentenpsychologie und Marktforschung (M.Sc.) - International Tourism Studies (B.A.), - Tourism and Destination Development (M.A.) Sprachzweige: Englisch, Französisch und Spanisch - Tourismusmanagement (B.A.), auch dual - Wirtschaftspsychologie (B.Sc.) Weitere Informationen unter www.hs-harz.de/studium #HSHarz Editorial 03 Liebe Alumni, liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen, liebe Freunde und Förderer der Hochschule Harz, liebe Studierende, liebe Leserinnen und Leser, drei aufregende Jahre liegen hinter uns! Auf den Wechsel in der Hoch- schulleitung folgte an allen drei Fachbereichen – Automatisierung und Informatik, Verwaltungswissenschaften und Wirtschaftswissenschaf- ten – die Staffelstab-Übergabe an neue Dekanate. Dass stetiger Wan- del einer kleinen, dynamischen Hochschule nicht schaden muss, zeigt sich aktuell auch in Zahlen: Im September wurden 814 Erstsemester- Studierende an den Standorten Wernigerode und Halberstadt be- grüßt. Die Hochschule Harz verzeichnet damit – entgegen verschiede- ner Trends – die höchste Zahl an Neueinschreibungen seit 10 Jahren. Aus ganz Deutschland sind derzeit über 3.100 Studierende immatriku- liert, viele in berufsbegleitenden oder dualen Programmen. Dass wir eine TOP-Fachhochschule sind, bestätigte 2019 auch StudyCheck. Deutschlands größtes Hochschulbewertungsportal führt uns im Ran- king der deutschlandweit beliebtesten Hochschulen für angewandte Wissenschaften auf Platz zehn, was uns zur beliebtesten Hochschule Sachsen-Anhalts macht, mehr dazu auf den Seiten 6 und 7. Was alles zu unserem Erfolg beiträgt und was uns ausmacht, findet sich in den drei guten Gründen für ein Studium an der Hochschule Harz auf der letzten Seite dieser Ausgabe. Welche Themen sich hin- ter jedem Grund verbergen, erfahren Sie jedoch schon viel früher: Bild: Prof. Dr. Folker Roland Von den Neuerungen im Studienangebot (S. 8-11) über das bunte Campusleben (S. 20-25) hin zu wegweisenden Initiativen und Erfol- gen in der Region und weit darüber hinaus. Sie werden auch viel Campus­App, bei der alle News rund um das Hochschulleben zu fin- Liebgewonnenes wiederentdecken: Wir greifen Themen der letzten den sind (S. 68). Wir würden uns freuen, wenn Sie uns auch digital Ausgaben auf und erzählen sie weiter. Die Villa – damals und heute einmal besuchen kommen! – findet ihren Platz; und auch die Förderung von Nachwuchs ist wei- terhin fest im akademischen Jahr verankert – sei es mit der Vergabe Liebe Leserinnen und Leser, wir sind gespannt auf ein buntes und der Deutschlandstipendien, beim Besuch von jungen Campusgästen erfolgreiches Jahr 2020, das hoffentlich erneut von gemeinsamen oder bei Erfolgsgeschichten rund um Existenzgründungen. Erlebnissen und spannenden Geschichten geprägt ist. Schon jetzt möchten wir auf ein Highlight hinweisen: Am Samstag, dem 13. Juni, Der Tradition dieses Heftes folgend – 2010 als Alumni-Magazin ins lädt die Hochschule Harz wieder zum Campusfieber nach Wernige- Leben gerufen – finden auch diesmal Meilensteine wie die Erweiter­ rode und Halberstadt ein. Erneut verschmelzen drei Veranstaltungen ung des Walk-of-Fame oder die Feierlichen Exmatrikulationen ihren – der Tag der offenen Tür, das Alumni-Treffen und das Campusfest – Platz; wir berichten von beeindruckenden Lebens­ und Karriere­ zu einem großen Event. Wir würden uns freuen, wenn Sie sich diesen wegen unserer Ehemaligen und beleuchten die vielfältigen Möglich- Termin schon einmal in Ihrem Kalender vormerken. keiten des Wiedersehens. Beispiele für das, was sich an Ihrer Hoch- schule Harz bewegt, zeigen auch unsere Neuzugänge und Abschiede Viel Freude mit unserem Hochschulmagazin wünscht Ihnen von Dozentinnen und Dozenten, die innovativen studentischen Pro- jekte und unsere Nachhaltigkeitsoffensive. Erstmals fand in diesem Jahr das Campuslichterfest statt, bei dem drei Tage pure Campus- magie einkehrte (S.54­55). Events, Projekte oder Karrierewege wer- den stets auf den Social­Media­Kanälen der Hochschule Harz be- Prof. Dr. Folker Roland gleitet – neu hinzugekommen ist in diesem Jahr „UniNow“, die Rektor der Hochschule Harz Covermotiv: Das 1. Campuslichterfest Sachsen-Anhalts hat die ganze Hochschule bewegt. Das Covermotiv zeigt daher eine Skulptur der neuen studentischen Initiative „Creative Network“ – abgebildet ist das Hochschullogo, das in ein farbenfrohes Lichtermeer illuminiert wurde. Foto: Stefan Steinmetz, STEINSOHN IMAGES 04 Inhalt Impressum Überblick 2019 augenblick Rundumblick Campusleben Magazin für Alumni, Studierende, Mitarbeiter 06 Beliebteste Fachhochschule 2019 in 20 Erstsemester erobern den Harz sowie Freunde und Deutschland 22 DAHEIM: Das erste Musical auf dem Förderer der Hochschule Harz 08 Noch mehr duale Studienmöglichkeiten Campus an der Hochschule Harz 23 Ein herzliches Willkommen an „Act.“ Herausgeber 10 Technisches Innovationsmanagement – und „Creative Network“ Prof. Dr. Folker Roland jetzt auch auf Englisch 24 It's all about music Rektor der Hochschule Harz 11 Neuer Bachelor-Studiengang Ingenieurpädagogik Konzeption und Redaktion 12 Feierliche Stipendienübergabe und Auf und Davon Eileen Demangé Stiftungserweiterung 26 Von der Brockenbahn zur Transsibiri- Gestaltung, Grafik schen Eisenbahn Annett Leopold Rückblick 27 Mit dem Surfbrett im Atlantik 28 Internationale Zusammenarbeit in Fotos 14 Damals und heute – ein Campus im global verteilten Teams Wenn nicht anders gekennzeichnet: Wandel der Zeit 29 Zwei Kontinente und drei Länder Johannes Grünemeier, 16 Für weniger Treibhausgase in 30 Redaktion um die Welt Nikolas Khurana, Sachsen-Anhalt Arnulf Quint, 16 Frisches Leitungswasser zum Nulltarif Archiv der Hochschule Harz 17 Nachhaltigkeitswoche an der Hoch- Existenzgründung schule Harz Anschrift der Redaktion 18 Wie wird man Botschafter? 32 Süß, süßer, am süßesten Dezernat Kommunikation und Marketing 19 And the golden bear goes to... 34 Abends im „gründerwald“ Leiterin, Pressesprecherin: Janet Anders 19 Ein Hauch von Hollywood 35 „nGlow“ – ein Leuchten im Harz Friedrichstraße 57-59 38855 Wernigerode Telefon: 03943 659-848 E-Mail: [email protected] Auflage 4.500 Exemplare Druck 32 KOCH­DRUCK Redaktionsschluss 20 dieser Ausgabe 30. November 2019 Nachdruck gegen Belegexemplar bei Quellen- und Autorenangabe frei. augenblick erscheint einmal jährlich im Dezember. Inhalt 05 Wirtschaft trifft Wissenschaft Erfolgsgeschichten Weitblick 36 Kontakte zu Unternehmen 46 Premiere mit Chancen 60 Glücksorte im Harz – fahr hin & werd Sachsen-Anhalts 46 Netzwerken, Kommunizieren, glücklich 37 Kooperation mit Gedenkstätte Strukturieren 61 „Walk of Fame“ um zwei Steinplatten 38 Denkende Computer und intelligente 47 Forschen, wo schon Tolkien, Hawking erweitert Roboter und Mr. Bean studierten 62 Feierliche Zeugnisübergabe 39 Ergebnisse aus Lehre und Forschung werden weltweit genutzt 40 Digitale Lösungen für ländliche Netzwerk Willkommen und Abschied Probleme 40 Unsere Zahl des Jahres 48 Vom Harz aus die Welt erobern 64 Personelle Verstärkung an allen drei 41 Auf Du und Du mit Forschern beim 50 20 Jahre „Bonjour und Guten Tag“ Fachbereichen „Science Talk“ 51 Willkommen zu Hause! 65 Glückwünsche für den Ruhestand 65 Nachruf Social Media Offener Campus Pinnwand 42 Eine Auswahl der schönsten 52 „Campusfieber“ mit großer radio Instagram-Bilder des Jahres 2019 SAW-Party 66 Liebe überwindet jede Distanz 54 Drei Tage pure Campusmagie 67 Wenn aus Freundschaft Liebe wird 56 Schüler sind auf dem Campus 68 UniNow ist die neue Campus-App Dranbleiben willkommen! 68 Campus TV News: Von Studenten 57 Junge Rechenkünstler zu Gast – für Studenten 44 Studium und Familienleben im 58 GenerationenHochschule als 69 Wer ist es? Einklang Campusmagnet 45 Gute Vorbereitung auf den Alltag als 59 Fleißige Insekten und jahrhundertealte Führungskraft Schätze begeistern Junior-Studenten Drei gute Gründe... 70 für ein Studium an der Hochschule Harz 62 50 68 Deutschlands größtes Hochschulbewer- Besondere familiäre Atmosphäre auf „Genau das, was ich wollte!“ tungs­­portal präsentiert auch 2019 mit dem dem Campus Malin, Wirtschaftspsychologie StudyCheck Hochschulranking die deutsch- Der Trend geht damit eindeutig nach landweit beliebtesten Hochschulen für ange- oben: Auch in der Kategorie „beliebteste „Gutes Studium mit viel Praxis, wandte Wissenschaften; dabei belegt die Hochschulen 2019 in Deutschland“ (in- familiärer Campus“
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