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Master's Thesis (MMM)
General Information
| Lecturer | Prof. Dr. Laura Marie Edinger-Schons, Christina Kannegießer, Svenja Tobies, Manuel Reppmann, 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 |
Further Information
Topics
Currently offered topics for master theses:
Topic Supervisor The Effect of Digitalization on the Organizational Resilience in the German Non-Profit Sector – a Qualitative Study Manuel Reppmann Creating Customer Extra-Role Behavior through CSR Communication – an Empirical Study Manuel Reppmann Antecedents of Consumers’ Trust in Artificial Intelligence – an Empirical Study Manuel Reppmann Activating the Sustainable Consumer: The Role of Psychological Ownership Manuel Reppmann The Elusive Green Consumer: Investigating Consumers’ Willingness to Pay for Sustainable Products in an Online Shop Simulation Manuel Reppmann Stakeholder Perceptions of Social Enterprises – A Focus-Group Interview Study Christina Kannegießer The Underlying Psychological Mechanisms of Corporate Social Responsibility Perceptions – A Focus-Group Interview Study Christina Kannegießer Consumer Perceptions of Profit – An Empirical Study Christina Kannegießer “We Care About Our Stakeholders” – An Interview Study on Corporate Stakeholder Engagement Processes Svenja Tobies Fear, Skepticism or Ignorance? – An Empirical Study on Individual Rejection of Sustainability Svenja Tobies Engaging the Unengaged – A Focus-Group Study of Citizens’ (Non-)Engagement in Sustainability Processes Svenja Tobies Employer Attractiveness of Higher Education Institutions – An Empirical Study Laura Marie Edinger-Schons Sustainabililty of Higher Education Institutions – The Case of University of Mannheim Laura Marie Edinger-Schons What is the Price of a Human Life? An Experimental Study of Perceptions of the Legitimacy of Monetizing Social Impacts Laura Marie Edinger-Schons Insider or Outsider? An Empirical Study on the Perceived Borders of the Organization Svenja Tobies Corporate Climate Strategies – a new tool for Greenwashing? Laura Marie Edinger-Schons Corporate Digital Responsibility – An Empirical Study on Consumer Perceptions Laura Marie Edinger-Schons Using hypothetical brands in experiments – common methodological design choices and their consequences Laura Marie Edinger-Schons Worker wellbeing in international supply chains – the role of participation Laura Marie Edinger-Schons Corporate Socio-Political Activism in an international perspective – the role of cultural differences Laura Marie Edinger-Schons Sustainability communication via social media – a new tool for stakeholder dialogue? Laura Marie Edinger-Schons Eating animals – consumers' ambivalent reactions to (non-)sustainable consumption Laura Marie Edinger-Schons Digital platforms for smallholder farmer training – a qualitative study Laura Marie Edinger-Schons Master Theses in Cooperation with Practitioners
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Guidelines
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_CSB_2022.docx">English or German.
Before writing your thesis, please read these guidelines.
Please refer to your “Prüfungsordnung” for further details.
Contact
Please contact the supervisor of the topic, in which you are interested. For general inquiries, feel free to reach out to Christina Kannegießer.
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