When is the expert day?

The expert day takes place on 30.09.2026 from 09:00 to 16:00.

The venue is Bielefeld University, specifically building X at Universitätsstraße 24, 33615 Bielefeld.

Who is the expert day intended for?

The event is aimed at educators in teacher training as well as other interested parties from education, research, and practice.

How does registration work?

Registration is possible until 31.08.2026 via email at bised-demokratiebildung@uni-bielefeld.de or by phone at 0521 106-4243.

Is there information on the entry price?

A specific ticket price was not mentioned in the verified sources.

Is the venue accessible?

Bielefeld University offers barrier-free event planning, barrier-free navigation with UniMaps, and designated parking for people with mobility impairments.

Democratic Learning Meets Subject Learning: A Day Full of Impulses at Bielefeld University

Name: Expert Day Connect Learning Democracy and Subject Learning, but how?
Start: 2026-09-30T09:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-30T16:00:00+02:00
Location: Gebäude X

An expert day that rethinks school and democracy

The DePoLe expert day 2026 at Bielefeld University brings together subject learning and democratic learning in a common thinking space. On September 30, 2026, educators, researchers, and other interested parties will meet for a compact event experience with lectures, practical impulses, and professional depth.

What this day is about

The focus is on the question of how democratic education can not only be connected with teaching content but can be permanently integrated into teacher education. The event is based on theoretical, structural, and conceptual impulses and is aimed at people who think education not in isolation but together.

Campus atmosphere with academic radiance

Bielefeld University provides the suitable framework for this expert day: a modern campus, clear organization, and an environment that visibly supports scientific exchange. Upon arrival, participants experience not a loose series of lectures but a structured format focused on target group communication, event planning, and professional added value.

The program line is geared towards exchange: three keynote speeches, contributions from theory and practice, and a time window from 09:00 to 16:00 create space for condensed content and good conversations during breaks. Especially for student teachers and educators, the format opens up perspectives for teaching and democratic school development.

Why this expert day is relevant

Democratic education, criticism of discrimination, and subject-related learning are increasingly intertwined in school life. The expert day addresses exactly this and shows how content, attitude, and methodology can be meaningfully interconnected in teacher education. This makes the date a relevant component for all who deal with education quality, subject development, and democratic competence.

Conclusion: Anyone interested in contemporary teacher education, political education, and professional impulses will find here a strong event with clear content orientation. This expert day is worthwhile for all who want to not only manage education but also advance it.