IMPORTANT NOTE:

Unfortunately, we cannot take any applications for bachelor's theses for Q3 due to substantial upcoming changes at the chair. 

Step 1: Preliminary selection of the topic: Unfortunately, we cannot take any applications for bachelor's  or Master theses for Q3 & Q4 due to substantial upcoming changes at the chair. 

Here you can get an overview of potential research foci and topics in which Bachelor's theses are currently offered. We are generally open to your own suggestions for topics that are not directly included in the list but are related to our main research areas. Usually, bachelor's theses focus on literature reviews or conceptual works but empirical analyses are also possible. We encourage bachelor's theses written in English.

• List of Topics for Bachelor's Theses

Step 2: Application at the Chair: Unfortunately, we cannot take any applications for bachelor's  or Master theses for Q3 & Q4 due to substantial upcoming changes at the chair. 

Once you have found a topic you would like to study (or even better, a shortlist of topics you would like to study), please contact Dr. Felix Hoch via this contact form.

The application period at the Chair for Transformation of Work runs until one month before the end of the offical registration period of the examination office (please find the exact deadlines below). We may not be able to take later applications into account.

One or two weeks after the end of the application period of the Chair for transformation of Work (so at least two weeks before the end of the registration period at the examination office), you will get feedback, whether you can write your Bachelor's Theses at our chair and also more information for the following procedure. All approvals will be collected and communicated together after the end of the application period, since we only there have an overview of applications and support capacities.

Please avoid making inquiries during the application period of the Chair for Transformation of Work! You will receive feedback before the registration deadline of the examination office.

Step 3: Registration at the Examination Office

After receiving the confirmation of the Chair for Transformation of Work, you must register your theses at the examination office. Even if some details regarding your topic are still open, the registration at the examination office can still take place anyways.

These information are provided without guarantee and is for guidance only. Please inform yourself about the relevant deadlines of the Examination Office! Link

Step 4: Individual Support and Topic Issue 

During the last month before the term for the topic issues (e.g. in September for a topic issue in Q4), you will be connected with your individual supervisor.

Please avoid making inquiries before the term of the topic issue starts! You will be assigned to a supervisor in time for the earliest possible topic issue.

Now you can contact your supervisor to prepare the start of your thesis ("Themenausgabe"). Together with your supervisor you can than specify your preferred topic and agree on a date for the topic issue. Starting your thesis can take place digitally or in person at the chair. Please submit a completed guidance card ("Leitkarte") to your supervisor. You will get all necessary information for the procedure of the topic issue with your confirmation of the chair. From this point on you can always reach out to your supervisor with further questions. 

For the topic issue, you will also be added to a Learnweb course with all further information, formal requirements and helpful tipps on topics from literature research to submission on your final theses. 

You will find more information on the formal criteria on the website of the examination office. You can calculate the exact start and submission dates for your specific thesis period in the online calculator here.

Please note the possibility of an extended processing time if you are writing your Bachelors Theses study-accompanied. Find more information on the website of the examination office.

Contact:

Dr. Matthias Sinnemann
Assistant Professor