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Der Universitätslehrgang „Professional MBA – Vertiefung Sustainable Management“ bildet Manager_innen und Führungskräfte zum Thema Nachhaltigkeit in der Unternehmensführung weiter. Das berufsbegleitende Studium bietet Studierenden praxisnahe und theoriegeleitete Werkzeuge, um kompetent und unternehmerisch nachhaltig zu managen.
Hierzu erwerben Studierende Kompetenzen auf drei Ebenen: > Sustainability aus der Systemperspektive und die sich daraus ergebenden Strategien > Umsetzung der Nachhaltigkeitsstrategie und deren
Ziele in allen operativen Unternehmensbereichen > Resultierende Anforderungen an ein verantwortungsvolles Management auf individueller Ebene
Damit Studierende das Konzept der Nachhaltigkeit auch praktisch umsetzen lernen, werden theoretische Inhalte anhand von Business Cases auf allen drei Ebenen erarbeitet. Zusätzlich werden individuelle Entwicklungsbedürfnisse abgeleitet und in simulierten Geschäftsmodellen angewendet. Praxisnah, kompakt und kompetent werden Studierende zum nachhaltigen Managen qualifiziert.
Accredited: Der Universitätslehrgang ist ACBSP-akkreditiert. Darüber hinaus ist die Danube Business School Mitglied der PRME-Initiative der Vereinten Nationen.
Certified Program – CP
Dauer: 2 Semester, berufsbegleitend ECTS-Punkte: 28 Lehrgangsbeitrag: EUR 6.900,–
Master of Business Administration – MBA
Dauer: 4 Semester, berufsbegleitend ECTS-Punkte: 90 Lehrgangsbeitrag: EUR 14.400,– bis 22.900,–
Zielgruppe Führungskräfte und Manager_innen, die eine Nachhaltigkeitsagenda allumfassend in ihren Unternehmensalltag integrieren wollen
Sprache Deutsch
Lernformat Blended Learning (Online- und Präsenzlehre)
Beginn Einstieg jederzeit möglich
Kontakt Department für Wirtschafts- und Managementwissenschaften – Danube Business School Mag.a Romana Bates romana.bates@donau-uni.ac.at +43 (0)2732 893-2112
www.donau-uni.ac.at/sustainability-mba
Nachhaltige Strategien für die Digitalisierung
Globalisierung und technologische Innovationen verlangen neue Einstellungen, Sichtweisen und veränderte Strategien. Gefragt sind Schlüsselqualifikationen für zukünftige Erfolge – wie langfristiges und strategisches Planen, verantwortungsbewusstes und nachhaltiges wirtschaftliches Handeln, kulturelle und soziale Flexibilität sowie Kreativität.
Der Universitätslehrgang „Professional MSc Management und IT – Spezialisierung Strategie, Technologie und Management“ bietet eine qualitativ hochwertige Weiterbildung an der Schnittstelle zwischen Digitalisierung und Management. Er besteht aus einem Kerncurriculum und einer wählbaren berufsfeldorientierten Spezialisierung.
In den ersten beiden Basissemestern (Kerncurriculum) werden anwendungsorientiertes Managementwissen im Bereich der Wirtschaftswissenschaften sowie managementrelevante Fachgebiete des strategischen Controllings, Wirtschafts- und Informationsrechts, der Volkswirtschaftslehre sowie der IT-Governance und des modernen IT-Managements vermittelt. Die Konsequenzen des digitalen Wandels für Unternehmen, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft sind der rote inhaltliche Faden.
Im Rahmen der Spezialisierung „Strategie, Technologie und Management“ dreht sich alles um die entscheidende Frage, wie sich Unternehmen langfristig ausrichten können, um nachhaltig erfolgreich zu sein. Ein besonderer Schwerpunkt liegt auf der strategischen Analyse und Ausrichtung von Organisationen in einem Umfeld, das sich gesellschaftlich, wirtschaftlich und technologisch rapide verändert.
Master of Science – MSc
Dauer: 4 Semester, berufsbegleitend ECTS-Punkte: 90 Lehrgangsbeitrag: EUR 15.900,–
Zielgruppe Innovations- oder Technologie-Manager_innen an der Schnittstelle zwischen Technologie und Management, die durch strategische und innovative Projekte am Unternehmenserfolg mitwirken
Sprache Deutsch
Lernformat Blended Learning (Online- und Präsenzlehre)
Beginn 2. November 2022
Kontakt Department für E-Governance in Wirtschaft und Verwaltung Melanie Morawek, MSc, B.Eng melanie.morawek@donau-uni.ac.at +43 (0)2732 893-2311
www.donau-uni.ac.at/stm
Transition, Innovation and Sustainability Environments, TISE – European Master of Excellence/Erasmus Mundus Joint Master
New!
The Master of Science in “Transition, Innovation and Sustainability Environments” (TISE) is a newly designed European program with the focus on sustainable and resilient societal, business and industry processes and structures.
Through its strong transdisciplinary approach (i.e. a method guided by mutual learning processes be tween science and practice), students will gain a comprehensive understanding of relevant coupled human-nature-technology systems, positive and negative mechanisms and effects of transitional processes (including underlying obvious and hidden rebound effects), innovation patterns with relevant interventions potential. Using a hierarchical system perspective, the program encompasses the individual agents, teams, organizations, networks, and clusters, within regional, national and supranational systems, and ultimately global implications.
Building on a Complexity Science fundament the program presents an inter and cross-disciplinary view of Socio Cultural Studies, Social Sciences, Economics, Technology and Design, but also integrating communities of practice and the tacit knowledge of practitioners in order to address “real-world” complex problems.
The program promotes transdisciplinarity as an innovative approach towards the challenges encountered by social systems today.
Key Aspects
> Culture and Transition > Ethics and Information Systems > Transitions in Economics > Systems Science and Transdisciplinarity
Master of Science – MSc
Duration: 4 semesters, full time ECTS points: 120 Course fee: EUR 13,500
Target group People holding a minimum of a bachelor degree or equivalent, who have an intrinsic interest in contributing to complex societal challenges by using his/her areas of excellence and interests.
Language English
Learning format Classroom teaching
Start Winter semester 2022
Contact Department for Knowledge and Communication Management Raphaela Fusser, BA tise@donau-uni.ac.at +43 (0)2732 893-2329
www.donau-uni.ac.at/tise-master
Die Universität für Weiterbildung Krems zählt zu den ersten öffentlichen Universitäten in Österreich, deren PhD-Studien nach internationalen Maßstäben durch die AQ Austria akkreditiert sind.
PhD-Studien
PhD Migration Studies_____________________________________________________________ 262
PhD Regenerative Medicine ________________________________________________________ 263
PhD Technology, Innovation, and Cohesive Societies _____________________________________
PhD Migration Studies
Migration across natural and political borders has always played an important role in human history. As migration is an integral part of social transformations, internationalization and globalization, mobility and migration have drawn increasing social, economic and political attention, a fact that is also reflected in the European Union’s political agenda.
Migration studies is multidisciplinary and spans areas including politics, economics, civil society, culture and the media. Migration is one of the most dynamic fields in modern social scientific research.
The PhD program in Migration Studies contributes to a better understanding of migration policies, the drivers and dynamics of migration processes, the opportunities and challenges of emigration and immigration countries, and the importance of integration measures towards securing quality of life and social cohesion.
Admission requirements > Proof of completion of a relevant diploma or master‘s degree program or a master‘s degree program at a university of applied sciences > Proof of the English language skills required for the PhD program (e.g., in the form of a TOEFL test); proof is assessed by the PhD coordinator > Proof of thematically relevant prior experience and knowledge (e.g., attendance of relevant courses or participation in relevant research projects); the proof of thematically relevant prior experience and knowledge must be documented in writing and will be assessed by the PhD Commission.
Doctor of Philosophy – PhD
Duration: 6 semesters, full-time (presence required) ECTS points: 180
Target group The next generation of scientists with a genuine interest in the field of migration research, and in particular, graduates of the social sciences (economics, sociology, political science, law) and cognate disciplines (humanities, natural sciences)
Application Admission to the PhD program in Migration Studies follows a two-stage process: > Acquisition of a scholarship or other third-party funding for endowing a PhD position with employment contract > Selection procedure by the PhD Commission
PhD students are generally employed for three years by the University for Continuing Education Krems provided availability of sufficient third-party funding acquired from national or international funding bodies (e.g. GFF, FWF, Horizon Europe). The PhD Commission selects students on the basis of the quality of the application documents and a high-quality PhD research proposal.
Language English
Learning format Blended learning
Contact Department for Migration and Globalization Dipl.-Päd.in Tanja Schraml, MA tanja.schraml@donau-uni.ac.at +43 (0)2732 893-2425
www.donau-uni.ac.at/en/phd/ migration-studies
PhD Regenerative Medicine
The PhD program “Regenerative Medicine“ is characterized by intensive guidance in a structured but flexible project-oriented research scheme, in which the main goal is to further the student‘s ability to conduct scientific research independently.
During the project oriented program, the students will not only be exposed to the latest research findings and methods but will be also, and above all, encouraged to develop their own research topics.
Module 1: Methodology Module 2: Biomedical Remedial Course Module 3: Regenerative Sciences Module 4: Biomaterials Module 5: Advanced Regenerative Medicine and Tissue Engineering Module 6: Journal Club and Degree Candidates Seminar
Admission requirements > Proof of completion of a relevant diploma or master‘s degree program or a master‘s degree program at a university of applied sciences > Proof of the English language skills required for the PhD program (e.g., in the form of a TOEFL test); proof is assessed by the PhD coordinator > Proof of thematically relevant prior experience and knowledge (e.g., attendance of relevant courses or participation in relevant research projects); the proof of thematically relevant prior experience and knowledge must be documented in writing and will be assessed by the PhD Commission.
Doctor of Philosophy – PhD
Duration: 6 semesters, full-time (presence required) ECTS points: 180
Target group The program targets graduates of a master‘s degree program or with a diploma in higher specialized studies in the fields of human medicine, dental medicine or another specialized field, who aim to pursue a career in research.
Application Admission to the PhD program follows a two-stage process: > Acquisition of a scholarship or other third-party funding for endowing a PhD position with employment contract > Selection procedure by the PhD Commission
PhD students are generally employed for three years by the University for Continuing Education Krems provided availability of sufficient third-party funding acquired from national or international funding bodies (e.g. GFF, FWF, Horizon Europe). The PhD Commission selects students on the basis of the quality of the application documents and a high-quality PhD research proposal.
Language German and English
Learning format Blended learning
Contact Faculty of Health and Medicine Elisabeth Hintermayer elisabeth.hintermayer@donau-uni.ac.at +43 (0)2732 893-2602
www.donau-uni.ac.at/phd/ regenerative-medicine
New!
The PhD program “Technology, Innovation, and Cohesive Societies” is geared towards inter/transdisciplinary research with a tightly coupled interface between social science and computer science. The special feature of this PhD program is the treatment of digitalization agendas within the research fields of digital transformation, innovation and business informatics, considering the dynamics and effects on both the social and economic micro and meso levels of organizations. This also includes an understanding of the potential resilience implications of new technologies and innovations.
The focus of the PhD program is therefore primarily on the study of phenomena of digital transformation in society, economy, administration and politics, and can be divided into five areas: > Change in organization, culture, and work (including the effect of digitalization on organizational culture, work, as well as on business models) > Sustainable digitalization (including digital circular economy and efficient and effective use of resources) > Governance and regulation (including the platform economy, use of data, and sustainable provision of digital infrastructure) > Democracy and participation (including changes in political mixed-media communication and digital participation culture) > Data and Artificial Intelligence (including evidence- and algorithm-based decisions, data-driven innovation, data analysis, and system modelling).
Admission requirements > Proof of completion of a relevant diploma or master‘s degree program or a master‘s degree program at a university of applied sciences > Proof of the English language skills required for the
PhD program (e.g., in the form of a TOEFL test); proof is assessed by the PhD coordinator > Proof of thematically relevant prior experience and knowledge (e.g., attendance of relevant courses or participation in relevant research projects); the proof of thematically relevant prior experience and knowledge must be documented in writing and will be assessed by the PhD Commission.
Doctor of Philosophy – PhD
Duration: 6 semesters, full-time (presence required) ECTS points: 180
Target group Next generation of scientists who want to continue their studies in a research-oriented manner at the interface of social and economic sciences and computer science. In addition, they also have a high interest in inter/transdisciplinary research, want to prepare for a career in international academia, and are eager to engage and interact with society.
Application Admission to the PhD program follows a two-stage process: > Acquisition of a scholarship or other third-party funding for endowing a PhD position with employment contract > Selection procedure by the PhD Commission
PhD students are generally employed for three years by the University for Continuing Education Krems provided availability of sufficient third-party funding acquired from national or international funding bodies (e.g. GFF, FWF, Horizon Europe). The PhD Commission selects students on the basis of the quality of the application documents and a high-quality PhD research proposal.
Language English
Learning format Blended learning
Contact Department for E-Governance and Administration Maria Schuler maria.schuler@donau-uni.ac.at +43 (0)2732 893-2307
www.donau-uni.ac.at/en/phd/tics
