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Was haben Geschäftsprozesse mit Burnout zu tun?

Prof. Dr. Jürgen Moormann

Unternehmen stehen heute unter permanentem Druck, ihre Produktivität zu erhöhen. Die Einführung neuer Anwendungssysteme, neue Kennzahlen zur Leistungsmessung oder die Zentralisierung von Unternehmenseinheiten steigern zwar den Output, doch sie führen auch zu wachsender psychischer Belastung der Mitarbeitenden. Dauerhafte Überlastung kann in Burnout und anderen mentalen Überlastungen münden, was langfristig die Motivation, Gesundheit und Bindung der Beschäftigten gefährdet.

Staatsverschuldung, Generationengerechtigkeit und Wirtschaftswachstum

Prof. Dr. Adalbert Winkler

Die Fiskalpolitik steht derzeit im Mittelpunkt einer kontroversen wirtschaftspolitischen Debatte, die verschiedene Facetten hat. Eher langfristiger Natur ist die Diskussion um die Generationengerechtigkeit der geplanten Ausweitung der Staatsverschuldung.

What happens when a bank’s biggest borrower is a real estate developer in a floodplain? Financial risk is shaped not only by market forces but by the physical environment. Rising sea levels, once a distant threat, now translate into credit risk, defaults, liquidity pressures, and mounting non-performing loans (NPLs).

30 January 2026

Climate and Credit Risk: Building Climate-Resilient Loan Portfolios

Alexandra B. Kinywamaghana

10 September 2025

15 Years of the e-Campus: From Experiment to a Global Learning Platform

When I look back at the history of Frankfurt School’s e-Campus, I realise how closely my own professional journey is tied to its development. I was there from the very beginning, helping to shape and grow what has become one of Frankfurt School’s most impactful and international initiatives.

As the world grapples with intensifying climate risks, one critical question remains unanswered: how can we fairly and effectively share the global burden of reducing greenhouse gas emissions?

It’s not just Charity - how Transfers enhance Cooperation on Climate Action

Dr. Karol Kempa

Kontext statt Zauber-Prompt: wie KI wirklich nützlich wird

Hanna David

Am zuverlässigsten arbeitet die KI, wenn sie zunächst mit relevantem Hintergrundwissen versorgt wird – und erst danach der konkrete Auftrag folgt. Für Artikel, Ideen oder Social-Media-Texte lasse ich das Modell daher zunächst recherchieren, Inhalte strukturieren oder Material sammeln. So steht ein solides Fundament, bevor die eigentliche Aufgabe beginnt.

10 September 2024

Engineering concepts – Why language matters

Prof. Dr. Sebastian Köhler

Current political discourse teems with discussions about language. People get hot-headed about gender-neutral language, street names, what one is “still allowed to say,” and the limits of political correctness. Recently, the German state of Bavaria’s conservative government even went so far as to ban outright gender-neutral spellings in all legal and administrative state regulation, the justification being that such spellings would make official regulations harder to understand.

31 October 2024

Treat or threat: Can Artificial intelligence really help close the ESG Data Gap?

Mathilde Bossut

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning have made their way into every aspect of our work life. By showing an incredible ability to identify complex data patterns, AI bears the promise of simplifying and improving daily business operations and has multiple implications in finance. So, what can we expect in the field of sustainable finance?

As we rapidly approach the critical 1.5°C target set in the 2015 Paris Agreement, the urgency to address climate change and its multifaceted impacts cannot be overstated. Rising temperatures, sea level increases, biodiversity loss, and pervasive pollution of air, water, and soil continue to challenge the global community.

Three FS-UNEP researchers attending a major environmental economics conference

Michael König-Sykorova

Turning Ideas into Impact: The Case of Ceres FieldCheck

Svyatoslav Gusev

There's something magical about early-stage startups that reminds me of the Flammarion engraving. I’ll tell a short tale of just one such project: Ceres FieldCheck – to answer a single question: how & when does an idea turn into a startup?

In the fast-evolving domain of retail, the adage "location, locality, area" has never lost its significance. However, determining the optimal spot for a new retail outlet involves a complex interplay of data analysis, artificial intelligence, and a deep understanding of urban geography.

Cooperation Company Project: A Journey Through Retail Location Analysis

Rhushikesh Bhosale

Risk and Reward: Transforming SME Financing in Iraq

Callum Lee

A country steeped in rich history of ancient civilisations and breathtaking natural landscapes, Iraq’s beauty contrasts starkly with the challenges it faces today. Iraq has endured years of conflict and political instability which has severely impacted economic activity, no less for its crucial SME sector.Access to finance remains a significant hurdle for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Iraq. Despite being the backbone of the economy, contributing significantly to employment rates and GDP, SMEs face substantial barriers to obtaining the financial resources they need to grow and sustain their operations.

Sowing seeds of prosperity: Agribusinesses in Egypt

Callum Lee

Recognising this critical gap between financial institutions and agribusinesses, GIZ Egypt launched the ‘Strengthening Access to Finance for Agribusiness in Egypt’ together with Frankfurt School, with the aim of equipping financial institutions with the necessary tools and know-how to bolster their service provisions for agribusinesses, to foster an environment in which they can thrive and, ultimately, to have a lasting impact on economic growth and stability.

14 February 2024

Balancing work and study as a Master in Applied Data Science student

Christian Nikolov

Embarking on a Master's in Applied Data Science at Frankfurt School has been a transformative journey, intertwining rigorous academic work with real-world professional experience. It has been a journey of growth, learning and self-discovery. It’s a challenging yet rewarding path that has taught me the importance of resilience, time management and strategic planning.

"Loss and Damage" refers to the adverse impacts of climate change that surpass the ability of countries and communities to adapt or that occur despite adaptation efforts. It has gained prominence in the climate change debate because it is becoming increasingly clear that mitigation and adaptation alone will not be enough to address the impacts of climate change.

22 January 2024

Beyond adaptation: Addressing loss and damage in the face of climate change

Khayala Sadikhova

Was haben Geschäftsprozesse mit Burnout zu tun?

Prof. Dr. Jürgen Moormann

Staatsverschuldung, Generationengerechtigkeit und Wirtschaftswachstum

Prof. Dr. Adalbert Winkler

Climate and Credit Risk: Building Climate-Resilient Loan Portfolios

30 January 2026

Alexandra B. Kinywamaghana

Kontext statt Zauber-Prompt: wie KI wirklich nützlich wird

15 Years of the e-Campus: From Experiment to a Global Learning Platform

10 September 2025

It’s not just Charity - how Transfers enhance Cooperation on Climate Action

Dr. Karol Kempa

Engineering concepts – Why language matters

10 September 2024

Prof. Dr. Sebastian Köhler

Treat or threat: Can Artificial intelligence really help close the ESG Data Gap?

31 October 2024

Mathilde Bossut

Three FS-UNEP researchers attending a major environmental economics conference

Michael König-Sykorova

Risk and Reward: Transforming SME Financing in Iraq

Turning Ideas into Impact: The Case of Ceres FieldCheck

Svyatoslav Gusev

Cooperation Company Project: A Journey Through Retail Location Analysis

Rhushikesh Bhosale

Sowing seeds of prosperity: Agribusinesses in Egypt

Balancing work and study as a Master in Applied Data Science student

14 February 2024

Christian Nikolov

Beyond adaptation: Addressing loss and damage in the face of climate change

22 January 2024

Khayala Sadikhova

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