Thematic areas

Students, especially students in the Master's program, should independently develop and submit topic proposals. A thematic relation to the research areas of the field should be given. For this, you can use the listeed topic areas as a guide - even and especially if no master's thesis topics are listeed separately in the topic proposals.

Dr. Marion Brehm

Leadership
Organizational Behavior

Niklas Dreymann

Entrepreneurial Action: strategic network design of start-up companies to attract potential (alliance) partners
Creativity and innovation: contextual factors to foster creativity and innovativeness of individuals, teams and organizations
Innovation management: new collaborative forms of product development
Digital transformation: implications for management, organization and work

Dr. Clarissa Weber

Collaboration (interorganizational, interprofessional, international)
Institutional Environments / Neoinstitutionalism
Individual work organization
Internationalization and international organizations

Marilena Diel

Space & Proximity
Organizational Lifecycles
Change Processes

Lea Wagner

Interprofessional collaboration
Change projects in health care
Economic and business history

Lisa Feng

Organizational Resilience
Digitalization
Intercultural Management

If your question fits into one of these topics, we look forward to your ideas and suggestions!