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Sustainable science, sustainable impact

Science is a decisive factor in realising the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals. But what does this look like in practice? What specific impact do universities have on the realisation of the Sustainable Development Goals - through their research, through practical projects, but also through their own sustainable structures?

THE Impact Ranking by Times Higher Education has been measuring the impact of universities worldwide since 2019. In the current edition of the ranking, the…

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Career-Check | Strategy in an international environment

On May 23, 2024, the Department of Economics held the Career-Check for the summer term 2024. At this event, former graduates talk about their career paths and provide exclusive insights into their everyday working lives. Our Guests: Alexander Frenzel, Alumnus MSc Political Economy 2021, today Executive Assistant - Intern. Corporates at Commerzbank AG, and Jens Schellinger (MSc Management and Economics, University of Tübingen) Alumnus BSc Economics, today Strategy Associate at ZF Group.

Event: Economic outlook for the Lake Constance region

Economic outlook for the Lake Constance regionThurgau Economic Institute (TWI) invites you to the Thurgau Forecast Forum 2022 on 3 November 2022 at 5.30 p.m. at the Unternehmerzentrum Lilienberg in Ermatingen, Switzerland.

Ukraine Digital - Ensuring Academic Success in Times of Crisis

As part of the project "Ukraine Digital - Ensuring Academic Success in Times of Crisis" - approved, supported, and funded by the German Academic Exchange Service, DAAD - the module "Advanced Corporate Finance Digitally Delivered" will be offered at the Kyiv National Economic University (KNEU) in the winter semester 2022/23.

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Current research

An employee referral programme introduced in an experiment involving Konstanz economist Professor Nick Zubanov reduces staff turnover by 15%.

Premiere: HTWG und Universität bringen aktuelle Wirtschaftsthemen in Schulen

Mehr als 100 Schüler*innen kamen vergangene Woche mit ihren Lehrpersonen zum Schülertag „Economics Goes School“. Die Veranstaltung war die erste einer Kooperation zwischen Universität Konstanz und HTWG. Professor*innen und Student*innen der beiden Institutionen gestalten sie gemeinsam, um wirtschaftspolitische Themen in den Schulen der Region Bodensee bekannter zu machen.