Final Theses
The application process is centralized and coordinated by the faculty. The application deadlines are usually March 15 (for summer term) and September 15 (for winter term) each year. Please note that the application is done via moodle. You can find more information about the procedure here.
Applicants will be chosen based on their previous course record at the chair. We recommend to attend our “Landscape Seminar”1 before writing your thesis.
You are encouraged to use the services offered by the University Library and the Writing Centre to support your writing and research process.
Notification of acceptance |
Within the week after the official application deadline
Selected students will receive an email containing comprehensive information on the registration, colloquium, topic etc.
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Preparation period |
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Colloquium & Registration |
Wednesdays from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. during the 5th week of lectures.
The purpose of the colloquium is to present and discuss the objectives and the structure of your thesis among the chair members and the other candidates. The title will be finalized and registered that day – the official writing time starts!
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We supervise theses in the research fields of Strategic Management, Organization and Entrepreneurship.
For bachelor students we only offer conceptual (i.e. non-empirical) topics. Master students who have studied qualitative methods with at least good results can choose an empirical topic after prior consultation. Bachelor students are given a list of topics to choose from. Master students are expected to find and develop their own topic and research question within the current research areas of the chair.
Currently, we are particularly focused on the following actual research areas:
· Strategic communication
· Entrepreneurial Creativity
· Time and Temporality
Your proposed and assigned topics will be discussed during the colloquium before your thesis is officially registered.
1 BA: Seminar: Current Issues in Management and Entrepreneurship Research (English) – 3078 I MA: New Perspectives in Management and Entrepreneurship Theory (English) - 6616
