Munich Business School is delighted to be part of the innovative Social X-Change research project. Funded by the French National Agency as part of the Erasmus+ program, the project aims to promote the internationalization of teaching and […]
In this series, we hold regular interviews with members of the Munich Business School (MBS) faculty to gain insights into their research projects and discover how this work benefits business and students. Today it is the […]
At the beginning of March, Munich Business School welcomed a special guest to campus: Benno Ruwe from FC Bayern München gave students of the Sports Business and Communication (SBC) Master’s program and other interested participants […]
Munich Business School has published a new working paper that focuses on the “Practical Application of the Uppsala Internationalization Model – Lessons from 8 Case Studies”. In the paper, which is based on the thesis […]
Yesterday’s “Family Affairs” event marked the second part of the four-part lecture series that focuses on the joy and challenges of entering, leading, changing, and exiting a family business. The series features several MBS alumni […]
How does the market entry to Japan succeed against the background of the new free trade zone? Which market entry strategy is the best? We provide a guide. Recently, the EU and Japan have agreed […]
Munich Business School has recently published two new working papers dealing with topics related to family business: The Internationalization of German Family Firms to Latin America In their working paper An Exploratory Approach to the […]
Disruptive business models, based on platform and sharing economy principles, have changed the markets of many industries. On a global level, new participation possibilities are arising for all sorts of business partners. “Swapping instead of […]
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