Sustainability and innovation go hand in hand — especially when it comes to developing materials that not only perform exceptionally but also contribute to reducing CO₂ emissions. A recent publication co-authored by Munich Business School professor Heiko Seif alongside Thomas […]
The battery supply chain is a key driver of the green energy transition. With the growing demand for battery storage systems in electric vehicles and renewable energy, the environmental impact of material extraction and production […]
In a recent publication by Munich Business School core faculty members Kraft, Patricia, Seif, Heiko, and adjunct faculty member Wolf, Barbara explore how entrepreneurial teaching methods can foster essential competencies for the future. Their study, Teaching Future Competencies Through Entrepreneurship: An Educator’s […]
Migration is one of the most polarizing topics of our time, often discussed in an ideological and politically charged manner. At Munich Business School, we are committed to a global perspective and deeply value academic contributions that […]
Academic research often follows a long timeline — a qualitative study conducted in 2022, accepted for publication in summer 2024, and now officially published in March 2025. This newly published study by Christopher Weilage, Eva Stumpfegger, and Gabriella […]
Munich Business School’s Professor Dr. Albrecht, Arnd has contributed a chapter to the Springer book The Future of Work. Titled Shared Leadership, the chapter explores a forward-thinking leadership model that prioritizes collective responsibility, professional collaboration, […]
Early December, the Climate Smart Chefs Final Conference brought together experts from across Europe to explore how food can drive sustainability. Munich Business School core faculty member Hieke, Sophie, who is also a member of […]
Munich Business School is pleased to share that core faculty member Wagner, David’s latest article has been published in the December 2024 issue of I by IMD. IMD, based in Switzerland, is regarded as one […]
How does trust influence what we eat? This compelling question is tackled in a new study titled “Why Trust is Crucial – The Moderating Role of Trust in the Relationship Between Motivation and Intention to […]
Florian Bartholomae, core faculty member at Munich Business School, presented his collaborative research, “Mobile Working vs. Labor Mobility: Impact on Urban Development,” at the recent NARSC 2024 Conference in New Orleans. The paper, co-authored with Alina Schoenberg and […]
This article was published in full in the July/August 2024 issue of Corporate Finance magazine, Fachmedien Otto Schmidt. Abstract Physical risks and their consequences have been increasingly present in the media in recent months: All […]
New Erasmus+ Project Launched at Munich Business School! On December 15th, 2023, the kick-off meeting of the STAY OK project took place, hosted by Exeo Lab Srl in Potenza, Italy. This exciting initiative targets leaders […]
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