In cooperation with MBS professor Dr. Christian Schmidkonz, MASTER International Business graduate Johanna Franziska Christ has published a paper on “Analysis of Staff Happiness in Germany Using a Quintuple-bottom-line Model for Generation Y” (abstract, German only). […]
Danish Vice Consul Emilie Normann holds guest lecture at MBS It is once again the happiest nation on earth: Denmark has scored the first rank in the World Happiness Report 2016. Already in the first […]
These months, the “Success Factor Happiness” course is held already for the third time as part of the Master International Business study program at Munich Business School. A Happiness course at a business school? Many […]
The working world of the future is undergoing a transformation that requires new competencies. Training that covers the competence fields of Knowing, Doing and Being in equal measure can help here. In a recent survey, […]
MBS professor Christian Schmidkonz delivered a short version of his “Success Factor Happiness” course at MBS partner university ISC Business School in Paris last week. As part of their International Week he enjoyed the active […]
A new working paper by MBS Master International Business student Johanna Christ and MBS professor Christian Schmidkonz introducing a new approach to analyzing happiness is available for download: Johanna Christ, Christian Schmidkonz: The Quintuple Bottom Line […]
This week the course “Success Factor Happiness” is going into its third year in the Master International Business program. MBS professor Christian Schmidkonz is joined by such distinguished co-lecturers André Daiyû Steiner and Dr. Florian […]
As in previous years, Sichuan University in Chengdu hosted a two-week “University Immersion Program” for its students: At one of the China’s most distinct universities, about 150 professors from all over the world lectured and […]
Interesting evening as part of the Master elective “Success Factor Happiness” by MBS Professor Christian Schmidtkonz.
When Chinese consumers buy Coke and a bag of crisps for an evening in front of the TV, they buy happiness: In China, Coca Cola is referred to as “可口可乐” (kekou kele), which – literally […]
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