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Lecturer | Prof. Dr. Laura Marie Edinger-Schons, Inken Blatt, Michael Verbücheln, Moritz Appels |
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Course Format | Master’s thesis |
Credit Points | 24 ECTS |
Frequency | Every semester |
Language | English or German |
Grading | Research Paper |
Pre-requisites | MAN 761 |
Currently offered topics for master theses:
Topic | Supervisor |
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The Effect of Exchange Mechanisms in the Sharing Economy. | Inken Blatt |
Image vs. Descriptive Appeals. An analysis of the effectiveness of different appeals to enhance pro-environmental behavior. | Inken Blatt |
Good intentions? An empirical investigation of stakeholder perceptions of corporate communications of motives for CSR. | Inken Blatt |
How Corporate Volunteers Become Internal Change Agents | Michael Verbücheln |
Win, Win, Win? - When do non-profit organizations also benefit from corporate volunteering? | Michael Verbücheln |
Bringing Purpose to the Job - How Empoyer Support for Corporate Volunteering can increase Job Meaningfulness | Michael Verbücheln |
Strategic CSR Programs - Investigating the Effects of Employee Involvement in Sustainability Activities | Michael Verbücheln |
The Effect of Moral Reframing on Citizen Reactions to Corporate Political Activism | Moritz Appels |
The Foundations of Virtue? The Impact of CEO Morality on Firms' Social Involvement | Moritz Appels |
Are Activist Leaders Always Moral? A Critical Look at CEO Sociopolitical Activism | Moritz Appels |
The Great Stage of Politics: What Drives CEOs to Become Politically Activist? | Moritz Appels |
The time allowed for completing the master thesis is four months, beginning from the official registration of the thesis.
Feel free to use our title page template in English or German.
Before writing your thesis, please read these guidelines.
Please refer to your “Prüfungsordnung” for further details.
Please ask Mr. Hempen for the application form. (Please consult your “Prüfungsordnung” for more information.)
Updated: July 2018