陳康庭助理教授來自奧地利的音樂之都──維也納，在2018年八月加入中山大學。陳助理教授同時有學術和業界的經歷。身為一位專業的電子工程師，他展開在英國的專業學習，有著來自Salford大學的建設及地產管理學院的碩士學位文憑以及來自英國Sheffield Hallam大學的組織管理博士的文憑。這些專業經驗同時在奧地利和英國時，與服務業和健康照護領域相結合。
在2014，一次個人的考量之後，決定搬到台灣（老婆是台灣人，育有兩個孩子）。這個決定帶給他更寬廣的思考，不論是生活或是學習新文化、進行跨文化研究、首次體驗台灣的學術界，或是開始經營他的個人事業（一間窯烤的麵包店和披薩店，在旅遊推薦上獲得第一的好評）
支持Humboldt式的教育理念，陳助理教授相信他在教育領域當中擔任的角色，是要去幫助學生「自發性個體」和「世界公民」的發展。他期勉中山的學生：「離開中山大學時，帶走比一個學位更多的收獲，他們應當成為一個『好人』進而成為『好的商人或經理』。」
陳康庭助理教授目前開設「組織理論與管理」、「組織行為」和「研究方法」等課程。除了教學之外，他期盼可以更精進自己的職涯，成為國際管理的學者。除了工作之外，陳助理教授也享受戶外活動、運動、古典音樂及和家人相處的時光。
Professor Konstantin Weicht, who joined NSYSU in August 2018, is from the City of Music, Vienna, in Austria. Professor Weicht has both academic and professional credentials. As an Electrical Engineer by profession, he pursued his academic studies in England, with a Master of Research from the School of Construction & Property Management at the University of Salford and a PhD in Organization and Management from Sheffield Hallam University, UK. This is coupled with professional experience in the service industry and health care sector, both in Austria and the UK.
A personal decision to move to Taiwan in 2014 (Taiwanese wife, two children) has broadened his perspectives further, whether this be through living in and learning about a new culture, conducting cross-cultural research, gaining first experiences in academia in Taiwan, or starting and running his own business (a wood fire stone-oven bakery and pizza place that ranked #1 on tripadvisor).
A proponent of the Humboldtian education ideal, Professor Weicht believes that his role in the education system is to facilitate the development of “autonomous individuals” and “citizens of the world” (Weltbuerger). Students at NSYSU should leave with more than a degree – they should be “good people” who can then become “good businessmen and women or managers”.
Professor Weicht currently teaches Organization Theory & Management, Organizational Behavior, and Research Methodology. Apart from his teaching, he hopes to advance his academic career as an international management scholar. Besides his work commitment, he enjoys the outdoors, sports, classical music, and spending time with his family.
