#zukunfteisler

Our Academy Day is an open space for encounters and an opportunity to make new connections and deepen existing ones. It is a workshop for ideas and exchange on common topics, space for impulses for a sustainable vision for the university. In short: a lively, informative and inspiring day together!

Our topics of the day:

• Working together: How do we want to live our code of values internally? What could help us do this? What does this mean for concrete practice in everyday university life?
• Green Campus: How can we become more sustainable and climate-friendly as a university? What do we need to do this? What can everyone contribute?
• Eisler Discourses: What issues of our time that concern us all do we urgently need to talk to each other about? What professional input is needed? How do we want to ensure a good culture of discussion and debate?
• Good teaching: What does good teaching mean to us? What requirements and guiding principles do we actually have? How can we improve overall and how can we promote particularly good teaching?

Get involved, come and join us! We look forward to a lively and constructive exchange.

All members of the Hanns Eisler School of Music Berlin - students, teaching staff and employees - are invited to shape the future of our school together.

The results of the Academy Days can be found in the eislerCloud.

1950-2025 | 75 Years of the Eisler: The countdown is on

The Hanns Eisler School of Music Berlin will celebrate its 75th anniversary in 2025. Let's look to the future and prepare for this anniversary: ​​75 years of the Eisler - what makes us special?

What is the link between the Eisler and Berlin? What do we wish the Eisler for the future?
What does the artistic training at the Eisler stand for? What do we want to work on together?

Using the hashtag #zukunfteisler, we asked students, lecturers, administrative staff as well as alumni, friends and sponsors in two large surveys in 2021. In our four video interviews, Vladimir Jurowski, Byol Kang, Prof. Claudio Bohórquez, Tanja Dorn and Jonas Kämper answered us.