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 […]
Although both degree titles incorporate the term “Master”, the route to graduation, as well as, the approach itself vary substantially between them. What we are talking about is the difference between the Master of Business […]
We will look at one very common, if not the most common way that MBA programmes are compared against one another, namely, the price to quality relation. […]
At the Women in Leadership Dialogue in April 2022, students, alumni and female leaders from the MBS network came together to discuss the barriers women face in their careers before focusing their attention on developing […]
Due to the flood of information and the resulting inability of consumers to make decisions, recommender systems are increasingly becoming a key tool in e-commerce. But how do these systems influence consumers’ purchase intentions? A […]
On the evening of March 8, MBS professors Dr. Patricia Kraft and Dr. Ellen Schmid as well as MBA student Giulia De Anna presented the results of the current study “International Female Leaders and Their […]
A new contribution on youth (un)employment by Giulia Parola, research associate at Munich Business School, has recently been published in a peer-reviewed academic journal. Giulia Parola authored an article aimed at constructing four alternative scenarios […]
MBS Professor Marc-Michael Bergfeld published a report entitled Next Generation Family Business Boards for the Digital Future, which was researched and written at the Courage Center at Munich Business School together with the executive search and consultancy […]
The European Center for Social Finance (ECSF), which was established in 2018 as a competence center at Munich Business School, has published a study on the Europe social finance market. The study is entitled “Social […]
Recent years have experienced a significant growth of High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNWI) and Ultra-High-Net-Worth Individuals (UHNWI). First-mentioned are believed to possess investable assets of at least US$ 3 million, while the latter ones about US$ 30 […]
During the 7th European University-Business Forum, hosted by the European Commission in Brussels, MBS Professor Dr. Todd Davey, delivered a keynote presentation on the findings of “The State of University-Business Cooperation in Europe” study. In […]
Internationality has always been one of the core values of Munich Businss School (MBS) and regularly been attested by distinguished university rankings such as U-Multirank and CHE. Now, another study, conducted by the German Academic […]
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