Teaching portfolio
In our teaching, we teach how digital technologies can be designed and used responsibly. Students learn to understand the opportunities and risks of digitalisation from an economic, technological, ethical, legal and social perspective. In doing so, we combine technical knowledge with critical thinking and the ability to reflect. Digital responsibility begins with each individual. It manifests itself in the conscious handling of data, in reflected digital decisions and in looking at the effects of one's own actions. This awareness is central to shaping digitalisation in a humane, fair and sustainable way - at university, at work and in social life.
Module overview
| Module name | Semester | ECTS | Language | Person responsible |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M.184.3300 Student research project Information Systems | winter semester | 5 | EN | Prof. Dr. Franz Strich |
| M.184.3330 Ethics and digital responsibility | winter semester | 5 | DE | Prof. Dr Franz Strich |
| M.184.3331 Psychology of digital work | summer semester | 5 | DE | Prof. Dr Franz Strich |
| Module name | Semester | ECTS | Language | Person responsible |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M.184.4330 Governance, Regulation and Digital Responsibility | winter semester | 5 | ENG | Prof. Dr Franz Strich |
| M.184.4336 Digital Habits and Self-Regulation | summer semester | 5 | ENG | Prof. Dr Franz Strich |
Thesis
Bachelor thesis procedure
1. Application & first contact
Application by e-mail to Prof Dr Franz Strich with the following documents:
- Current grades
- Curriculum vitae
- Top-3 topics (if currently available) or a self-prepared proposal with a thematic focus on the chair's topics. Make sure to explain in your application why the topic is relevant, which problem is to be solved, how the identified problem is to be solved and what would be missing if the problem were not identified and solved.
2. Individual coordination with the supervisor
In the next step, with your supervisor you work on
- the exact question and delimitation of the topic
- Methodology / approach
- Relevant literature and data sources
- Milestones and feedback dates
- Exposé creation
The coordination is 1:1 and is based on your topic and work status. This means that you are responsible for the progress of your work.
3. Exposé
The exposé provides the basis for the subsequent Bachelor's thesis:
- Duration: approx. 1.5 months
- Close coordination with the supervisor.
- Goal: clear question, approach and structure of the thesis
4. Registration of the Bachelor's thesis
The official registration takes place within two weeks after the exposé has been submitted to your supervisor:
- Application via the study system
- Sending the documents by e-mail
- The forwarding and documentation takes place centrally organised by the UPB
5. processing time
- Processing time: 3 months
- Supervision is provided individually by the respective supervisor - depending on capacity and subject focus
6. colloquium
A colloquium takes place during the completion period:
- All students present on a joint date (to be announced each semester)
- Usually at the beginning of the third month of work
- The date is set for each semester
- The colloquium is another opportunity for you to receive feedback on your work.
7. submission of the thesis
The completed Bachelor's thesis is submitted as follows:
- via Paul
- You also send your thesis by e-mail to the supervisor
Open thesis topics:
| Subject area | Methodology | Contact person |
|---|---|---|
| There are currently no topics called for proposals |
Topics for your own suggestions:
| Subject area | Methodology | Contact person |
|---|---|---|
| Social and ethical implications of digital technologies in organisations | Prof Dr Franz Strich | |
| Acceptance, trust and use of AI-based systems in the work context | Prof. Dr Franz Strich | |
| Human-technology interaction and user behaviour in digital information systems | Prof Dr Franz Strich | |
| Digital responsibility and responsible design of information systems | Prof Dr Franz Strich |
Master's thesis procedure
1. Application & first contact
Application by e-mail to Prof Dr Franz Strich with the following documents:
- Current grades
- Curriculum vitae
- Top-3 pics of current topics (if currently available) or a self-prepared proposal with a thematic focus on the chair's topics. Make sure to explain in the application why the topic is relevant, which problem is to be solved, how the identified problem is to be solved and what would be missing if the problem were not identified and solved.
2. Individual coordination with the supervisor
In the next step, you work out
- the exact question and delimitation of the topic
- Methodology / approach
- Relevant literature and data sources
- Milestones and feedback dates
- Exposé creation
The coordination is 1:1 and is based on your topic and work status. This means that you are responsible for the progress of your work.
3. Exposé
The exposé provides the basis for the subsequent Master thesis:
- Duration: approx. 1.5 months
- Close coordination with the supervisor.
- Goal: clear research question, approach and structure of the thesis
4. registration of the Master's thesis
The official registration takes place within two weeks after the exposé has been written. Registration takes place via the chair.
5. processing time
- Processing time: 6 months
- Supervision is provided individually by the respective supervisor - depending on capacity and subject focus
6. submission of the thesis
The completed Master's thesis is submitted as follows:
- via Paul
- You also send your thesis to the supervisor by e-mail
Open thesis topics:
| Subject area | Methodology | Contact person |
|---|---|---|
| There are currently no topics called for proposals |
Topics for your own suggestions:
| Subject area | Methodology | Contact person |
|---|---|---|
| Responsible governance and management of artificial intelligence in organisations | Prof. Dr. Franz Strich | |
| Work, professional identity and organisational change through automation | Prof. Dr. Franz Strich | |
| Unintended consequences of digital information systems in organisations | Prof. Dr. Franz Strich | |
| Dark sides and risks of digital transformation initiatives | Prof Dr Franz Strich | |
| Digital humanism and human-centred approaches to technology design | Prof Dr Franz Strich |