ADILT - Advanced Data Information and Literacy Track
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This page will continue to be updated with additional information in the coming months.
The Advanced Data and Information Literacy Track (ADILT) is a cross-disciplinary programme on data and information literacy that students at the University of Konstanz can complete alongside their study programmes. ADILT offers students the opportunity to earn a corresponding certificate documenting their transferable skills in the field of data and information processing by completing relevant courses offered as part of a study programme as well as courses in transferable skills. You can find more information about the programme at uni.kn/adilt.
The university's certificate programmes and all additional qualifications are optional for students. You do not have to complete coursework or performance assessments in this area. If you choose to complete relevant work, you will see it in the "additional qualifications (ADILT and more)" area of ZEuS. Once you have completed the entire programme, you will receive a corresponding certificate.
Bit by bit, your work from previous semesters will be added to the respective area in ZEuS. In the case of ADILT: You will see all work (past and future) completed in your study programme or in the area of transferable skills and that counts towards the ADILT programme both in the ZEuS area for your study programme and in the ADILT area. You register for courses and exams as usual in the corresponding area (study programme or additional qualifications).
In individual cases during the transitional phase, it may be necessary for staff to correct the data. We apologize for any inconvenience you may experience as a result. The transitional phase should wrap up by the end of the summer semester 2023. Until then, please contact the ADILT coordinator to receive your certificate.
Information about the programmes, courses that can be credited as well as contact persons:
- More informatiom: uni.kn/adilt
- Information and advice: Veronika Pöhnl (veronika.poehnl@uni-konstanz.de)
