Kompetenzorientierung

Sep 9, 2025·
Marco Kalz
Marco Kalz
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Abstract
Der Begriff der Kompetenz stellt sich als ein multidimensionales und uneinheitliches Konzept für Hochschulen dar. Der Beitrag diskutiert die Kompetenzorientierung von Hochschu­len aus historischer Sicht und systematisiert den aktuellen Diskurs zu Kompetenzen für die Hochschulbildung auf Basis von akademischen Kompetenzen. Schließlich wird der Trend zur Formulierung von neuen Kompetenzanforderungen an Hochschulen kritisch beleuchtet.
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Hochschulforschung, 275-284. Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG
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Kalz, M. (2025). Kompetenzorientierung. In K., Pasternack, P., Reinmann, G., Schneijderberg, C. (Eds). Handbuch Hochschulforschung. Forschung über Hochschule und Wissenschaft. (pp.275-284) Baden-Baden, Nomos Verlag. https://doi.org/10.5771/9783748943334-275

Marco Kalz
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Professor of Educational Technology

I am a researcher in educational technology whose work explores how digital technologies reshape learning, teaching, and educational institutions. My research combines educational technology, learning sciences, feedback research, and critical perspectives on digital transformation.Current areas of interest include peer feedback and feedback literacy, open and networked learning, AI and misinformation in education, digital learning ecologies, and the societal implications of data-driven and platform-based education. Methodologically, my work spans empirical learning research, psychometric scale development, design-oriented research, and conceptual analyses of digital transformation in education.

I am working as a full professor of educational technology and Chief Information/Chief Digital Officer (CIO/CDO) at the Heidelberg University of Education. I serve as associate editor of the International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education and editorial board member of the Journal of Computing in Higher Education. I am a senior-fellow of the Interuniversity Center for Educational Sciences (ICO) and the Dutch research school on information and knowledge systems (SIKS). I work as director of the study program E-Learning and Media Education and director of the Heidelberg Centre for Digital Transformation in Education. Over the years I could secure approx. 4 Mio EUR of research funding for my institutions from competitive projects with a total budget of 36 Mio EUR. I have been an invited keynote speaker on more than 60 conferences and events. Besides European projects I am regularly involved in educational innovation and consulting projects with partners inside and outside of my institutions including clients like the International Labour Organisation, United Nations Environment Program, the European Commission, UNESCO, OECD or other international and national organizations.