Curriculum Vitae

Lilian Hasse studied computer science and English at the Georg-August-Universität Göttingen and the University of Potsdam, specialising in teaching. During her studies, she spent two semesters abroad, one in Hong Kong and one in Seoul, South Korea. She also taught English and biology at the ‘Arbeit und Leben’ association, which enables people to catch up on their school-leaving qualifications through second-chance education.

During her Master's degree, she discovered her interest in university teaching. In her Master's thesis, she focussed on the possibilities of implementing the 4C/ID model on the Moodle learning platform.

Since 2021, Lilian Hasse has been working on the BMBF project BB-KI Chips. As part of the project, she is working on the development, implementation and evaluation of a cross-university hybrid educational programme to anchor AI hardware topics in the university curriculum. In May 2024, together with Ulrike Lucke, Tobias Moebert and Ann-Marie Gursch, she received the state teaching award for the seminar ‘Ethics for Nerds’.