Der höchste akademische Grad wurde 15 Absolventinnen und Absolventen der beiden Doktoratsprogramme in International Economic Relations and Management sowie in Educational and Communication Sciences der FH Burgenland verliehen. Die PhD-Programme werden von der FH Burgenland in Kooperation mit namhaften internationalen Hochschulen geführt. Eine Anmeldung ist noch möglich.
Eisenstadt, 12. September 2023 – Mit zehn internationalen Partneruniversitäten kooperiert die FH Burgenland im Rahmen von zwei einzigartigen Doktoratsprogrammen. 15 Alumni graduierten am Samstag im feierlichen Ambiente von Schloss Esterházy in Eisenstadt im Beisein internationaler Gäste. „Unser EU-anerkanntes Kooperationsmodell des Doktoratsstudiums bringt einen Multiplikator-Effekt für alle Beteiligten“, betont Programmleiterin Irena Zavrl.
Unter den anwesenden hochkarätigen internationalen Gästen waren unter anderem die Rektor*innen und Vize-Rektor*innen sowie die Dekan*innen und Vize-Dekan*innen der Partnerhochschulen Universität Bratislava (Slowakei), Universität Pula (Kroatien), Universität Sopron (Ungarn), Universität Varaždin (Kroatien), Universität Mostar (Bosnien und Herzegowina) , Universität Life Sciences Prag (Tschechien), Universität Ljubljana (Slowenien) und der Internationalen Burch Universität IBU Sarajevo (Bosnien und Herzegowina).
Aktuelle Themen auf höchstem akademischen Niveau
Digitalisierung im Bildungssektor, Remote Work, Blockchain/Digitale Transformation – Themen wie diese beforschten die Doktorandinnen und Doktoranden unter wissenschaftlicher Anleitung ihrer Doktorväter und –mütter der jeweiligen Partnerhochschulen. Das erste Studienjahr verbrachten die Studierenden an der FH Burgenland in Eisenstadt. Danach wurden sie je nach gewähltem Forschungsgebiet an eine Partnerhochschule entsandt. Ihr Studium umfasste 180 ECTS Punkte, das entspricht in etwa 4.500 Arbeitsstunden über die Dauer von mindestens drei Jahren. Die Programme sind vollständig in englischer Sprache geführt. Der erworbene akademische Titel ist in Österreich, in der gesamten Europäischen Union und weltweit anerkannt.
Es promovierten
Kimberly CALLECOD-WEINRICH | Evaluating news literacy across the adult age spectrum |
Lisa Theresa DAM | Improving Health Literacy of People with Intellectual Disabilities through the Utilization of Easy-To-Read Multimedia Learning |
Peter GRANDITS | Model of Literature Instruction through Narrative Identity |
Robert PINZOLITS | Austrian Social Democrats in Local Perspective: A Collective Case Study of the Organizational and Communication Practices of Communal Party Organizations of the Austrian Social Democratic Party |
Adolf SELINGER | An examination of the determinants of LMS adoption among Austrian secondary school teachers based on TAM |
Alexandra ARBTER | The impact of remote work in change management in the era of a pandemic |
| Neha JAIN | International technology transfer case in the refractory industry |
Tomislav GLUHAK | Impact of industry 4.0 on business models and supply chain |
Miloš Lončarević | Internal Audit in the Age of Blockchain-based Decentralized Autonomous Organizations |
Johannes REITERER | The Importance of Value Communication in Selling Processes of the Medical Device Market in Austria |
Anna RIVNA | Strategies for attracting foreign direct investment to Ukraine. Challenges, risks and opportunities. |
Christina SCHABASSER | Strategic analysis of product variety and supply chain complexity in the fast fashion apparel industry |
Rainer SCHMITL | Digitalisation of the Austrian Banking Sector A dynamic change model for a new generation of leadership regarding the measurement of digitalisation compared with Austrian banks profitability |
Dino SODAMIN | Blockchain as a tool of digital transformation of supply chains |
Thomas SOLDERITS | Effective leadership in crisis situation |
Nähere Informationen zu den beiden Doktoratsprogrammen finden Sie hier. Eine Anmeldung für einen Studienplatz ist noch möglich!
Mag.a Christiane Staab
Marketing & Kommunikation
Fachhochschule Burgenland GmbH
Tel: +43 (0)5 7705 3537
E-Mail: christiane.staab(at)hochschule-burgenland.at
PRESS RELEASE
International network via joint doctoral programmes
The highest academic degree was awarded to 15 graduates of the two PhD programmes in International Economic Relations and Management and in Educational and Communication Sciences at the University of Applied Sciences Burgenland. The PhD programmes are run by UAS Burgenland in cooperation with renowned international universities. Registration is still possible.
Eisenstadt, September 12th 2023 - The University of Applied Sciences Burgenland is cooperating with ten international partner universities in two unique PhD programmes. 15 alumni graduated on Saturday in the festive ambience of Esterházy Castle in Eisenstadt in the presence of international guests. "Our EU-recognised cooperation model of doctoral studies brings a multiplier effect for all participants," emphasises programme director Irena Zavrl. "Doctoral students as well as professors, doctoral supervisors and universities benefit. The added value lies in the development of scientific, research and personal competences as well as cross-border competences."
Among the distinguished international guests present at the ceremony were the rectors and vice-rectors as well as the deans and vice-deans of the partner universities University of Bratislava (Slovakia), University of Pula (Croatia), University of Sopron (Hungary), University of Varaždin (Croatia), University of Mostar (Bosnia and Herzegovina), University of Life Sciences Prague (Czech Republic), University of Ljubljana (Slovenia) and the International Burch University IBU Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina).
Current topics at the highest academic level
Digitalisation in the education sector, remote work, blockchain/digital transformation - topics like these were researched by the doctoral students under the academic guidance of their doctoral supervisors from the respective partner universities. The students spent the first academic year at the UAS Burgenland in Eisenstadt. After that, they were sent to a partner university depending on the research area they had chosen. Their studies comprised 180 ECTS points, which corresponds to about 4,500 working hours over a period of at least three years. The programmes are conducted entirely in English. The academic title obtained is recognised in Austria, throughout the European Union and worldwide.
Graduates
Kimberly CALLECOD-WEINRICH | Evaluating news literacy across the adult age spectrum |
Lisa Theresa DAM | Improving Health Literacy of People with Intellectual Disabilities through the Utilization of Easy-To-Read Multimedia Learning |
Peter GRANDITS | Model of Literature Instruction through Narrative Identity |
Robert PINZOLITS | Austrian Social Democrats in Local Perspective: A Collective Case Study of the Organizational and Communication Practices of Communal Party Organizations of the Austrian Social Democratic Party |
Adolf SELINGER | An examination of the determinants of LMS adoption among Austrian secondary school teachers based on TAM |
Alexandra ARBTER | The impact of remote work in change management in the era of a pandemic |
| Neha JAIN | International technology transfer case in the refractory industry |
Tomislav GLUHAK | Impact of industry 4.0 on business models and supply chain |
Miloš Lončarević | Internal Audit in the Age of Blockchain-based Decentralized Autonomous Organizations |
Johannes REITERER | The Importance of Value Communication in Selling Processes of the Medical Device Market in Austria |
Anna RIVNA | Strategies for attracting foreign direct investment to Ukraine. Challenges, risks and opportunities. |
Christina SCHABASSER | Strategic analysis of product variety and supply chain complexity in the fast fashion apparel industry |
Rainer SCHMITL | Digitalisation of the Austrian Banking Sector A dynamic change model for a new generation of leadership regarding the measurement of digitalisation compared with Austrian banks profitability |
Dino SODAMIN | Blockchain as a tool of digital transformation of supply chains |
Thomas SOLDERITS | Effective leadership in crisis situation |
More information on the two doctoral programmes can be found here: // It is still possible to apply for a place on the programme!
Press contact:
Mag.a Christiane Staab
Marketing & Kommunikation
Fachhochschule Burgenland GmbH
Tel: +43 (0)5 7705 3537
E-Mail: christiane.staab@hochschule-burgenland.at
