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Faculty VII – Economics and Management May 2018

TU Berlin - General Facts Students (winter 2017/18) Staff (march 2017) Funding Public : 321 Million € (2017) Total: 35.009 Total: 8.389 External : 168 Million € (2016) Male: 23.506 Professors: 545 * Female: 11.503 (32,9%) Researchers: 2.718 International: ca. 22% Students.: 2.625 * incl. visiting, extraordinary and honory prof. Faculties of TU Berlin IV Electrical Engineering and VII Economics and Management I Humanities Computer Sciences 3.500 in students (of which 75% are industrial engineers) II Mathematics and Natural V Mechanical Engineering and Related Institutes: Sciences Transport Systems  Economics and Law  Business Administration  Technology & Management VI Planning – Building - III Process Sciences Environment Study International Further TU General Faculty VII Collaboration – 2 – Programs Relations Education

TU Berlin - Research and Education TU Berlin‘s Key Application Areas Strengths Knowledge and Human Health  Networking with industry Communication Systems  Integration of practitioners in research and education  High demand for study programs Technology-oriented  High external funding Materials, Design and Infrastructure and business Manufacturing Mobility  High dissertation rate per and economic science at Faculty VII professor  High graduation rates Successful further  education Energy Systems and Cyber-Physical Systems Sustainable Resource  Strong international focus Management Study International Further TU General Faculty VII Collaboration – 3 – Programs Relations Education

Faculty VII – Economics and Management Vision Orientation  Being one of the leading management and  High quality research: Interdisciplinary economics faculties within TU9 and best orientation based on disciplinary excellence international universities of technology Fundamental and Applied Research, Theory   Research and education activities that address Building and Practice Orientation essential social challenges  Decision Guidance  Integration of engineering, economics and management science Sustainability and Efficiency Orientation   Technology Impact Scenarios TU9 - Excellence in Engineering and the Natural Sciences - Made in Germany TU9 is the alliance of leading institutes of technology in Germany Approach: world leading conferences, top ranked publications, innovative research projects, real life implementation, strong scientific guidelines Study International Further TU General Faculty VII Collaboration – 4 – Programs Relations Education

Faculty VII - Orientation   The integrative view of technology, management, people and the social High quality research: and ecological environment characterizes the faculty’s high quality Interdisciplinary research and teaching profile orientation based on disciplinary excellence  Making products, services and innovations available to society  Fundamental and Applied Cooperation with industry enriches the faculty with practical questions  Research, Theory Building and offers the opportunity to develop and to test practical concepts and Practice Orientation  Participation of invited practitioners in education for organizational insight Orientation  Creating and communicating knowledge about decision-making  Decision Guidance  Examination of people’s behavior on markets: how they react to incentive mechanisms and what expectations they form about the strategic behavior of other market participants  Clear interdisciplinary sustainability orientation of our thinking and action.  Sustainability and  In this sense, the faculty educate students to responsible personalities Efficiency Orientation and research on solutions that are socially, ecologically and financially sustainable  Faculty VII has developed a distinctive technical orientation as part of  Technology Impact one of the leading technical universities in Europe. The expertise at the Scenarios intersection between technological and economic principles is a clear differentiator against classical economic science faculties Study International Further TU General Faculty VII Collaboration – 5 – Programs Relations Education

Faculty VII - Core Areas in Research and Education Core Areas Area Topics Strategy, Markets Sustainable and Strategic Management, Corporate Governance, and Consumers Capital Markets, and Behavioral and Consumer Research Innovation Networks, Project Management, Start-up Financing, Creativity, Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Standardization, Innovation Marketing, Patent Law, and Intellectual Property Technology Management Health Economics Health Economics and Policy, Patient-centered Research, and Health Technology and Technology Assessment Infrastructure Infrastructure Networks, Infrastructure Policy, Smart Grids, and Information Networks and Mobility Logistics, Supply- International Logistics and Production Networks, Management and utilization of Chain- and Information Management Technologies, and Mobility Logistics Energy and Low Carbon Technologies, Electric-Mobility, Energy and Climate Policy, and Management Resources of limited Resources Study International Further TU General Faculty VII Collaboration – 6 – Programs Relations Education

Faculty VII - Professorships within the Core Areas Three Institutes Institute for Technology Institute for Business Administration Institute for Economics and Law and Management (ITM) (IBWL) (IVWR) Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Econometrics and Business Statistics, Organization and Strategy, Markets Leadership, Controlling and Financial Accounting, Empirical Economic Research and Economic Policy, and Consumers Strategic Leadership and Global Management, and Experimental Economic Research Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management, Finance and Investment, Marketing, Technology Innovation and and Innovation Management, Law of Business and Technology, and Innovation Economics Technology Health Economics and Technology, Heath Care Management, Public and Health Economics, Quality Health Economics Management in Health Care, Patient-centered Research and Quality Management in ambulant Health and Technology Care Infrastructure and Infrastructure Policy, Infrastructure Economics and Policy Mobility Logistics, Supply- Chain- and Operations Management, Logistics, Information and Communication Management Information Mgnt Energy and Resource Management, Environmental Economics and Economic Policy, Climate Energy and Change Economics, Energy and Climate Policy Resources Study International Further TU General Faculty VII Collaboration – 7 – Programs Relations Education

Faculty VII - Vision  Being one of the leading management and economics faculties within TU-9 and best international universities of technology Vision  Research and education activities that address essential social challenges  Integration of engineering, economics and management science Faculty VII Permanent Professor- ships – 8 –

Faculty VII Institute for Technology Institute for Business Institute for Economics and Law Administration (IBWL) and Management (ITM) (IVWR) 5 permanent chairs 7 permanent chairs 7 permanent chairs  Public and Health Economics  Energy and Resource Management  Controlling and Accounting (Runkel) (Müller-Kirchenbauer) (Lachmann)  Macroeconomics (Heinemann)  Entrepreneurship &  Finance (Hirth) Innovationsmanagement (Kratzer) Microeconomics (Ivanova-Stenzel)  Marketing (Talke)   Information and Communication Organization and Management (von  Econometrics and Statistics  Management (Zarnekow) (Werwatz) Werder)  Logistics (Straube)  Environmental and Economic Policy  Operations Management (Volling) (Meran)  Health Care Management (Busse) Economic and Infrastructure Policy   Strategic Leadership and Global (von Hirschhausen) Management (zu Knyphausen-Aufseß),  Business, company and technology  Technology and Innovation law (Ensthaler) Management (Salomo) – 9 –