International, practice-oriented and personal – the MBS Business Blog of Munich Business School is grounded in the philosophy of our private university. The most important link between university and economy are our more than 150 teachers and lecturers: They are at home in and shift between both worlds, the lecture room and their leadership positions in the economy. The MBS Business Blog will give them a platform to discuss current topics comprehensively, explain their lectures, publish research topics and focal subjects and invite partners.
The MBS family is a big-one: Spread all over the world, diverse at a maximum, and most importantly: Always caring. Over the last five weeks, the Courage Center at Munich Business School has provided family […]
Human resources managers of German companies once again confirm that graduates of Munich Business School (MBS) are among the most sought-after young professionals among employers. In the university ranking 2020 of WirtschaftsWoche, MBS occupies fourth […]
What challenges and changes does the format of online teaching actually entail for professors? In the interview, MBS Vice Deans Prof. Dr. Patrica Kraft and Prof. Dr. Heiko Seif report on their experiences and look […]
One week at home with the family is fairly easy for everyone, going beyond that creates challenges. These challenges can take the form of not only children climbing the walls due to pent up energy, […]
The Executive Education program at Munich Business School (MBS) has also not been spared by the Corona crisis. Some seminars were postponed to a later date due to their nature, which requires a presence format, […]
In the midst of the Corona crisis, the European Central Bank recently announced that it would further expand its expansive monetary policy course, raising fears among many investors and analysts that the euro will suffer […]
How the Corona crisis can be turned into an opportunity for digitalization and executive education programs. In the wake of the lockdown caused by the coronavirus epidemic the attempts to work digitally from home and […]
Whenever COVID-19 is mentioned, it is said that viral infections spread exponentially. Specifically, this means that the number of people infected doubles in each period of time. The reason for this is that one person […]
The European Center for Social Finance (ECSF), which was established in 2018 as a competence center at Munich Business School, has published a study on the Europe social finance market. The study is entitled “Social […]
To assist Family Businesses in the current situation, the Courage Center of Global Family Business at Munich Business School has combined the best research in the fields of Crisis Management and Family Business Resilience, and […]
The Courage Center at Munich Business School runs two pro bono projects to support family businesses during the Covid-19 crisis. At the HelpLine, Senior and Next Generation owners of family businesses can request a free-of-charge […]
In the FAZ interview with Nadine Bös, negotiation expert and MBS Professor Jack Nasher talks about how current work in the home office due to the corona pandemic is influencing business communication and professional negotiations. […]
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