[ETH Diversity] H.I.T. Leadership program for women professors

[Alexander Schärer]

H.I.T. Program 2024: Registration is open
H.I.T. Program stands for "High Potential University Leaders Identity & Skills Training Program - Inclusive Leadership in Academia". It is a unique leadership initiative for female full and associate professors in Switzerland.
The H.I.T. Program 2024 consists of 5-day sessions organized in Geneva, Bern, Lausanne and Zurich and an online session. As part of the Personalized Leadership Development component of the program, participants will benefit from individual coaching sessions with professional coaches. In addition, participants will have the opportunity to exchange with top leaders from Swiss academia.
Around twenty places are available for female full or associate professors from cantonal and federal Swiss universities, who are interested in academic leadership positions at faculty- and/or university management levels. Due to limited places, a selection process will take place. The participants, selected by a selection committee with members from all partner universities, will be notified before 30 November 2023.
Online registration: 11 September - 8 October 2023.
Do not miss the opportunity to join a unique leadership program for women full and associate professors from all Swiss universities. Further details about the agenda & online registration:
https://www.gleichstellung.uzh.ch/de/projekte/hit_2/2024.html




Alexander Schärer

Projektleitung Kommunikation / Abteilung Gleichstellung und Diversität

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Universität Zürich
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