Obtaining feedback on teaching

To obtain a comprehensive picture of yourself as an instructor requires not only an internal perspective gained through self-reflection, you also need external perspectives. In this section, you learn how you as an instructor can collect feedback from students and colleagues.

How is feedback on teaching and learning obtained at the University of Graz?

occasion-related and at any time using flexible, uncomplicated feedback tools
with a focus on the student workload via app
in a collegial exchange as peer feedback

Course evaluation

Information about the standardized online evaluation

Selective feedback

Suggestions for obtaining analogue and digital feedback

Workload survey

How much time do students invest in completing a course?

Peer feedback

Information on formats for peer-to-peer exchange

Service points

Quality Assurance and Development in Uni. Teaching (Department of Academic Services)
Course evaluation, workload survey, alumni survey
lehrevaluierung(at)uni-graz.at

+43 316 380 - 1215 / 1063
Halbärthgasse 6/1. floor, 8010 Graz

Competence Center for University Teaching (ZLK)
student and peer feedback
zlk(at)uni-graz.at

+43 316 380 - 1225 / 5724
Halbärthgasse 6/1. floor, 8010 Graz

Center for Digital Teaching and Learning (ZDLL)
Particify, online feedback tools
digitales(at)uni-graz.at

+43 316 380 - 1271
Liebiggasse 9/II, 8010 Graz

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Diversity and inclusion in teaching

International and intercultural student groups are always heterogeneous groups. You can find out more about diversity on the corresponding subpage.
Recognition of teaching achievements

We bring good teaching to the forefront. More information on the University of Graz Teaching Award, the Arqus Teaching Award, the State Prize Ars Docendi and the Teaching Day can be found here.