Urban Future Talks: “10 years of Seestadt”
Invitation to a panel discussion on the 10th anniversary of Seestadt Aspern as a populated district […]Read more on Urban Future Talks: “10 years of Seestadt”
Expanded management competences for responsible innovation
Katharina de Melo from the Department of Management presented a contribution at the 11th Responsible Management Education Research Conference (RMERC) on responsible innovation and the competences that future managers need to be equipped with to successfully implement this concept in practice. […]Read more on Expanded management competences for responsible innovation
A Summer full of Innovation and Responsible Research
In the summer semester 2024 International Course Manager, Academic Expert & Lecturer of the Management & Entrepreneurship Study Program, Diana Muslimova, organized a transformative educational trip to Vienna for Business Innovation students and led the 2nd Responsible Research Workshop at Cambridge, emphasizing innovation and ethical research practices. […]Read more on A Summer full of Innovation and Responsible Research
From blueprint to luxury hotel: a visit to the Mandarin Oriental Hotel
Katharina Schwab gave her fellow students an exclusive look at the construction site of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Riemergasse. […]Read more on From blueprint to luxury hotel: a visit to the Mandarin Oriental Hotel
Tourism & Hospitality Management student wins Best Meeting Thesis Austria 2024
Anna Katharina Seper came out on top with her Bachelor's thesis and won the Best Meeting Thesis Award from the Austrian Convention Bureau (ACB). […]Read more on Tourism & Hospitality Management student wins Best Meeting Thesis Austria 2024
On the global perspectives of corporate responsibility
As part of the Responsible Management Lectures (RML) in the winter semester 2024/25, Dr Subhasis Ray from the XLRI Xavier School of Management India and Prof Barbara Galleli from the Universidade Federal do Paraná, Curitiba in Brazil will provide insights into current developments regarding corporate responsibility across different continents. […]Read more on On the global perspectives of corporate responsibility
Backstage at the GAME City Vienna
How do you organize a major event with 80,000 visitors? Students of the Bachelor's degree program in Tourism Management found out at the beginning of October. They were allowed to look behind the scenes at Austria's largest video games fair. […]Read more on Backstage at the GAME City Vienna
Trust in AI journalism in times of communicative and social (dis)order
Gisela Reiter, Andreas Hess and Marian Adolf from the Department of Communication presented a study on trust in AI-generated journalism at the 10th European Communication Conference (ECC 2024). The results of the study highlight the complex relationship between technological progress in journalism, audience perceptions and trust in news media. […]Read more on Trust in AI journalism in times of communicative and social (dis)order
Risk assessment processes from the field
As part of a guest lecture by BDO Assurance GmbH Wirtschaftsprüfungs- und Steuerberatungsgesellschaft on 4 October 2024, students on the Bachelor's degree course in Finance, Accounting and Taxation were given an insight into the risk assessment processes used by auditors when auditing annual financial statements. […]Read more on Risk assessment processes from the field
Future viability through resilience and sustainability
Maija Worek from the Management & Entrepreneurship Study Programs and Patrick Rupprecht from the Institute for Digital Transformation and Strategy (IDS) presented current research findings on the topic of ‘Future viability in times of fundamental change’ at the G-Forum 2024 in Ingolstadt. One of Maija Worek's contributions was nominated for the Best Paper in Family Business Award. […]Read more on Future viability through resilience and sustainability