In mid-April, Prof. Dr. Silke Heimes took interested students, lecturers and employees of Munich Business School on a journey into the methods of poetry and writing therapy and revealed exciting insights into their effects. “What […]
“That was the best event of my studies!” That was the reaction of several participants after we welcomed Volkswagen’s Mr. Elektro, Thomas Ulbrich, to give a guest lecture on e-mobility at Munich Business School. The […]
Why Belarus, anyway? Perhaps that’s what the more than 120 students who logged on online on March 17 for our talk with our guest from Belarus had been wondering: Dr. Volha Hapeyeva, writer, poet, linguist […]
In the fourth part of our blog series on academic writing, we provide information on plagiarism – what it is, what types of plagiarism exist, the consequences of plagiarism, and how to avoid it. The […]
Academic Writing (Part 1): What Is the Truth? Academic Writing (Part 2): Research “[Traditional company budgeting] encourages management to lie and deceive […].”[1] Such a sentence is a strong statement making drastic allegations and is […]
The first time I heard of examinations[1] on the relevance of silence for communication, I was fascinated. This “nothing” was not only very manifest, but also incredibly multi-layered. It could mean all kinds of things. […]
Is academic writing only something for (future) scientists and researchers? Our thoughts on truth (see Academic Writing (Part 1)) have already made it clear: Dealing with academic writing and its methods is of invaluable benefit […]
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