University Executive Board
Members of the Extended University Executive Board adhering to the Corona-distance-regulations: Dr. Andreas Handschuh, Prof. Michael Kobel, Prof. Angela Rösen-Wolff, Prof. Ursula M. Staudinger, Prof. Lars Bernard, Prof. Roswitha Böhm and Prof. Ronald Tetzlaff.
The University Executive Board is composed of the Rector, the Chancellor and three Vice-Rectors. It is in charge of the further development of our university and all central affairs. The tasks of the University Executive Board are defined in § 83 of the Act on the Autonomy of Institutions of Higher Education in the Free State of Saxony (SächsHSG). Three Chief Officers belong to the Extended University Executive Board.
Members of the Extended University Executive Board
Rector
Prof. Dr. Ursula M. Staudinger
As Rector, Professor Dr. Ursula M. Staudinger is the chairperson of the University Executive Board and determines its guidelines. She is responsible for the structure and strategy of TU Dresden and represents the university in public.
Chancellor
Dr. Andreas Handschuh
As chancellor, Dr. Andreas Handschuh heads the administration of the university. He is responsible for the budget. He can take part in the meetings of all university committees and can comment on the content at any time.
Chief Officer Digitalisation and Information
Prof. Dr. Lars Bernard
As Chief Officer Digitalisation and Information, Professor Dr. Lars Bernard is responsible for strategies of digitalisation as well as the responsible use of IT and the safeguarding of IT equipment and IT administration at the TU Dresden.
Vice-Rector University Culture
Prof. Dr. Roswitha Böhm
Professor Dr. Roswitha Böhm, in her capacity as Vice-Rector of University Culture, develops strategies with her department for establishing a culture of mutual respect and sustainable use of resources.
Vice-Rector Academic Affairs
Prof. Dr. Michael Kobel
As Vice Rector Academic Affairs, Professor Dr. Michael Kobel is responsible for the organisation and quality of the educational opportunities at the TU Dresden, for example in the area of course development, digital teaching and learning opportunities or didactic further education.
Vice-Rector Research
Prof. Dr. Angela Rösen-Wolff
As Vice-Rector Research, Professor Dr. Angela Rösen-Wolff is responsible for the promotion of research and young researchers at TU Dresden, which includes a generally welfare-oriented, sustainable and excellent research environment.
Chief Communication Officer
Marion Schmidt
As Chief Communication Officer, Marion Schmidt is responsible for the development and implementation of communication and marketing strategies with the goal of sustainably strengthening and expanding the national and international visibility as well as the competitiveness of TU Dresden.
Chief Officer Technology Transfer and Internationalisation
Prof. Dr. Ronald Tetzlaff
As Chief Officer Technology Transfer and Internationalisation, Professor Dr. Ronald Tetzlaff represents the University in scientific developments in cooperation with external and global partners and supports the transfer to business and society.