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Abstract: Academic spin-offs translate research findings into marketable innovations and are a key mechanism of the Third Mission – the transfer of knowledge and technology from universities to society and the economy. Spin-offs are managed by university Technology Transfer Offices (TTOs). Organizing this function within a subsidiary dedicated to participating in and promoting spin-offs offers
Abstract: This article is based on a research project that investigates the influence of organizational learning culture on technology acceptance, as well as the role of targeted management control instruments in this process. Through a longitudinal study conducted during the early stages of technology implementation, the project aims to generate scientific insights into the relationships
Abstract: Digital transformation and change are drivers of business these days. How can we teach the necessary skills and competences? An innovative teaching format combines Problem-Based Learning (PBL) with Design Thinking to equip students with skills in transformation and innovation. In a first step they gain the knowledge about ERP systems and smart technologies and
Abstract: This article examines the evolution of university leadership in Austria, focusing on the role of the rector from a historically representative figure to a managerial leader shaped by successive governance reforms. Through an analysis of 143 rector biographies since 1975, the study explores the tension between academic and managerial identities, particularly in the context
Abstract: This study examines the internationality of academic career paths and publication records of newly tenured business professors in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Based on a hand-collected dataset of 1,164 professors, we document substantial differences across countries. Professors appointed in Switzerland publish more frequently in top-tier journals (A/A+ according to VHB-JOURQUAL 3) than their peers
Abstract: This paper analyzes the evolution of job postings for professorships in the field of business administration at German universities between 2014 and 2022. We use data on 742 job postings at 84 German universities which were published via the newsletter of Deutscher Hochschulverband (DHV). Our findings reveal that the overall number of job postings
Abstract: This article builds on my practical experience in research and science communication to examine a dual role of evaluation: It shows how evaluation functions both as a tool for programme-level steering and accountability and as a means to improve formats, understand target groups and support professional learning. By reviewing current practices the article highlights
Abstract: This study examined the institutionalisation of evaluation at several German Universities of Arts, considering it from institutional, conceptual, and methodological perspectives. The analysis revealed that the legal and organisational framework for evaluation at these institutions is well established. However, the Achilles heel remains the discrepancy between the high methodological and dialogical demands, and the
Abstract: With more than 9,000 students, the University of Applied Sciences Campus Vienna (HCW) is Austria’s largest university of applied sciences. Offering more than 60 degree programmes and numerous courses and continuing education programmes, it provides a comprehensive range of tertiary education. Due to the heterogeneous range of services, a grid of institutionalised evaluation (evaluation
Untertitel: Das Workshopformat „Evaluation – Qualifiziert bewerten, professionell berichten“ an der Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main als Modell für praxisorientierte Lehre und Nachwuchsförderung im Bereich Evaluation Abstract: In Germany, the growing diversity of funding and rising demands on project success increase the need for qualified evaluations. At the same time, there is a shortage of
Abstract: Ongoing social, technological, and educational transformations increasingly impact higher education and its quality management. This article discusses how evaluations can effectively enhance learning, ensure quality, and strengthen feedback processes. It draws on current expert debates within the 28th DeGEval Annual Conference “Institutionalization and Professionalization of Evaluation” (DeGEval 2025), virtual forums, and professional societies addressing
Beiträge in diesem Heft Qualitätsforschung Tanja P. Schnoz-Schmied & Sarah Schmidt Professionalisierungsperspektiven von Evaluation – Implikationen der DeGeVal-Jahrestagung für den Hochschulbereich S. 2-9 Hamadou Ngoei Institutionalisierung der Evaluation an deutschen Kunsthochschulen – eine explorative Studie anhand einiger Beispiele S. 24-32 Anregungen für die Praxis/Erfahrungsberichte Sarah Schmidt & Miriam Cirino Evaluation praxisnah lernen – Studierende qualifizieren,
Abstract: This article examines the opportunities and limitations of using artificial intelligence in academic advising, drawing on both current developments in higher education and practical experience from advising contexts. Starting from the observation that AI-based systems have already become an integral part of everyday study and work for many students and staff, the authors discuss
Abstract: In addition to subject-specific academic training, a university degree programme offers valuable opportunities for students to build and expand their interdisciplinary and personal skills. At the University of Freiburg, we created an easy-to-use skills check that helps students make their personal development more visible, strengthen their self-direction, and discover available university resources. Integrated into
Abstract: Unique in Germany, the Koordinierungsstelle für Studieninformation und -beratung in Niedersachsen (kfsn) has supported universities for four decades. Anchored in the state Rectors’ Conference it lifts quality across institutions: a statewide info portal, training and supervision for advisors, networking, shared marketing, and expert media – without offering individual counselling. The article traces origins, governance
Abstract: This article presents the role of the Gesellschaft für Information, Beratung und Therapie an Hochschulen e.V. (GIBeT) as a key player in the field of student counseling in Germany. The article highlights the core tasks, quality standards, and cooperation structures of student counseling, as well as GIBeT’s activities to further develop quality standards for
Abstract: The Psychologische Studierendenberatung (PSB) constitutes Austria’s nationwide student counselling service, offering free and confidential psychological and psychotherapeutic support for over five decades. Staffed by clinical psychologists with psychotherapeutic training, the PSB addresses study-related difficulties as well as broader psychosocial and mental health challenges. Its services include both individual counselling as well as a wide

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