Teaching

Iris Eisenberger conducts research at the intersection of public law, innovation and society and  implements these topics in research-led teaching.

I use innovative teaching methods to ensure excellent education also during times of COVID-19. To this end, I provide, among other things, commented Power Point slides, additional exercise modules, and other materials on the Moodle learning platform. I use live polling and other interactive methods during classes. In this way, I am able to motivate the students to actively participate in the courses.

030031 VO Digital Law - Preparation for the written module examination in the subject "Digital Law" (2023W)

This lecture prepares students for the module examination Digital Law. It covers the topics General Legal Framework, Legal Tech, Legal Research, Artificial Intelligence and Law, Data protection law, Platform law and Intellectual property rights law. Lectures are given by the lecturers and are accompanied by modern and interactive teaching methods (e.g. videos, polls, discussions), as well as the graphical visualisation of the learning material (e.g. graphics in Power-Point slides).

030114 KU Literature Circle "Law, Innovation and Society" (2023W)

In this course, we will read and discuss standard literature on law, innovation, and society with a special focus on sustainability. Students will learn to identify important work on the intersection of law, innovation, and society, and to critically reflect and discuss this literature. In each session, one student will present and comment on academic work. Students may suggest an article or book of their choice, otherwise they will be guided in finding important and interesting work. Every student presents one paper or book chapter, reads all the literature we are going to discuss in class, and hands in one reflection paper.

030250 SE Diploma and LLB Seminar: On the legal relationship between innovation and digitization (2023W)

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030530 VO Comparative Law (2023W)

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380012 SE Seminar in Public Law for doctoral students (2023W)

The seminar is aimed at doctoral candidates with a dissertation topic in public law. In this seminar, they will have the opportunity to present, discuss and improve the dissertation project. For this purpose, they will submit the draft of your dissertation exposé, present the central research questions and theses in a paper and explain the project in the discussion.

380036 KU Privatissimum "Innovation and Public Law" (2023W)

The aim of this course is to guide doctoral students in the field of innovation and public law in their academic writing process. The course enables the doctoral students to reflect on their own work and on that of other doctoral students. Additionally, the course provides insights into academic research in the field of Innovation and Public Law. In each session, one or two students will present their work in progress, including exposés, (sub)chapters of their dissertation, or parts from other research projects. Students will have to provide the materials to the course participants three days prior to each session.