Each summer semester, the Junior Professorship for Business Psychology offers a seminar accompanying the bachelor’s thesis. The seminar focuses on discussing current research projects related to (virtual) teamwork, meetings, and remote/hybrid work.
The course usually includes two block sessions, during which students present the current status of their thesis projects. In addition, structured supervision will be provided through weekly (virtual) consultation hours. The aim is to support individual research progress and encourage academic exchange.
The requirements of the Bachelor Seminar within the context of the Bachelor Thesis include the submittal of a written exposé and giving an interim or final presentation.
- An exposé is to be prepared after the preliminary discussion with your thesis supervisor at the beginning of the thesis work period (see template on website).
- An approximately 15-minute interim or final presentation is to be held before/upon submitting the thesis. The presentation is followed by a discussion.
Participation requires a successful application (application deadlines can be found on the website) to the junior professorship and subsequent registration via StudOn. The current course link and further information can be found here.