Research at the Chair of Entrepreneurship
The Chair of Entrepreneurship analyses issues on a theoretically sound empirical basis and makes contributions both to basic research and to entrepreneurial practice. In addition to examining the foundations of start-up research, the following focal points are pursued:
- Spin-offs from science
- Start-up motivation, intention and behaviour
- Business model development and start-up enabling
- Corporate entrepreneurship / intrapreneurship
- Impact / Social Entrepreneurship
- International Entrepreneurship
- International human resources management
- Challenges of corporate management at the interface between efficiency, added value and sustainability
"With garage33, we have a unique field laboratory that enables research into issues relevant to start-ups using empirical data from real start-up projects."
Prof Dr Rüdiger Kabst
Join our research team!
Become part of our team, either as a student assistant or research assistant with a Bachelor's degree or as a research assistant after completing your Master's degree.