News
Prof. Dr. Reichling - President of the Board of the Otto-von-Guericke Society e.V.
The Otto von Guericke Society e. V. recently elected a new Executive Board, and Professor Peter Reichling, Chairholder of Finance and Banking at the Faculty of Economics and Management, has been chosen as the new President of the association.
We congratulate Prof. Reichling on his election and wish him great success in his new role. You can find the official announcement from the society and a photo of the newly elected board here.
Emmy-Noether Junior Research Group at the Chair of Management Science: DFG Funding Extended
We are pleased to share exciting news from the Chair of Management Science: the German Research Foundation (DFG) has approved the funding for the second phase of the Emmy-Noether Junior Research Group. This extension includes additional funding of approximately €600,000 and will support the group until mid-2028.
The Emmy-Noether-Program is one of the DFG's flagships designed to support outstanding early-career researchers. It enables them to qualify for a university professorship by independently leading a research group over a period of six years.
Professor Marlin Ulmer, who received this prestigious funding shortly before joining the Faculty of Economics and Management in 2021, has been investigating stochastic and dynamic decision-making problems in urban mobility and logistics. He works closely with Charlotte Ackva, Jonas Stein, and other international collaborators.
As part of this project, Charlotte Ackva will spend an extended research stay this spring with Professor Mike Hewitt at the Loyola University Chicago, further strengthening international collaboration within the group.
Welcome to the Faculty of Economics and Management!
Dear students,
In order to enable a successful start of your studies and thus to facilitate the beginning of your new phase of life, the introduction days for the summer semester 2025 will take place at FEM in the period from April, 1st to April, 4th 2025. All dates for these introduction days, as well as important information about orientation at OVGU, can be found on the following website. There are also other interesting event offerings during the first week of lectures!
It starts on Tuesday, April, 1st 2025 at 2.00 p.m. in building 22 lecture hall 2 with the central opening event of FEM and the welcome by the Dean of study affairs, Prof. Dr. Sebastian Eichfelder. The event will take place in presence.
More information about the organization of the summer semester 2025 can be found here.
If you have any questions and/or concerns, please contact us (studiendekan-fww@ovgu.de)!
Your FEM Dean's Office of Study Affairs
Registration for all Master Seminars, Scientific Projects, mandatory bachelor seminar (Wirtschaftswissenschaftlichen und Volkswirtschaftlichen) are possible from now on
Dear students,
from now on, registration for all Master Seminars, Scientific Projects, mandatory bachelor seminar (Wirtschaftswissenschaftlichen und Volkswirtschaftlichen) as well as for the Bachelor Thesis Seminars in the summer semester 2025 is possible via the E-Learning Portal OVGU - course area "Studiendekanat". Registration is possible until Friday, January 31, 2025 at 23:55!
For further information on the allocation of places and scheduling in the mandatory bachelor seminar (Wirtschaftswissenschaftlichen und Volkswirtschaftlichen) as well as for the Bachelor Theses in the summer semester 2025, please visit the website of the Dean’s Office of Study Affairs under the section "Information on Bachelor programs".
Information on the allocation of places in the Master's Seminars and Scientific Projects in the summer semester 2025 can be found on the following website under the section "Information on master programs".
If you have further questions or problems, feel free to contact us via studiendekan-fww@ovgu.de .
All the best
FEM’s Dean's Office of Study Affairs
In Memory of the Architect of the Faculty Building
According to recent media announcements, Peter Kulka, architect of the faculty building “Vilfredo Pareto” the OVGU building 22, passed away at the age of 86 beginning of February.
People interested in the OVGU architecture’s history from the mid-90s, ... can check out further information here. Peter Kulka (Wikipedia) has truly left a very special building (G22) on OVGU campus. A, so called, eye-catcher providing a space for academic and human encounters by structure and brightness. Now it is up to us to honor his work.