ERCIS Business Process Management Winter School



- B.WIWI-WIN.0037 -

Course for Bachelor's Programs (in English)





Overview











































What? How?
Frequency every Winterterm
Type of event Block seminar
Suggested prior knowledge
Achievement Written exam (60 minutes) and scientific presentation (ca. 15 minutes)
Credits 6 ECTS
Max. count of students 5
Prerequisite for participation none



The most important dates








































What? When?
Extension of the deadline of application 10/31/2025 (11:59 pm)
Announcement of participants 11/03/2025 (via Mail)
Kick-off Event 11/05/2025 3-4 pm s.t.! *
Seminaristic preparation phase 11/17/, 12/01/ and 12/15/2025, each 5-6:30 pm
via Zoom *
Blockseminar 01/19/-01/23/2026 in Liechtenstein *
Exam 01/23/2026 in Liechtenstein *
Final scientific presentation 03/05/2026 *



* mandatory




Further information



Content

The module starts with a seminaristic preparation phase, in which students
participate in digital lectures and in-depth group discussions with
international students and leading researchers. In the second seminar
phase, a block seminar is organized as part of an excursion over a period of
one week at the location of one of the participating partner universities
(usually abroad). This block seminar requires mandatory presence on site
and concludes with a written exam. In the third seminar phase, students
reflect on advanced BPM topics by holding a scientific presentation.





Learning Objectives

The Business Process Management (BPM) Winter School is an
international, English-language block seminar in which advanced topics of
business process management (English: Business Process Management)
are discussed. It is organized within the European Research Center for
Information Systems (ERCIS), an international research network in
Information Systems. Participation in the module enables students to:


  • build in-depth knowledge in the field of business process management,

  • relate current research trends in business process management to
    specific application problems,

  • adapt and apply advanced tools and methods for planning, modeling,
    implementing, analyzing, and improving processes to answer timely
    (research) questions,

  • work on complex questions in international teams and present the
    results successfully to a professional audience,

  • navigate and network successfully in international, intercultural social
    situations.

















Contact:



M. Sc. Sofia Baturov


Chair of Enterprise Architecture

Platz der Göttinger Sieben 5

37073 Göttingen

MZG (Blauer Turm)


Tel. 0551 39-21168
sofia.baturov@uni-goettingen.de