Topics for theses
Which topic should I choose?
For a thesis in the field of business psychology and human resources, you can either choose a topic yourself or apply for one of the suggested topics.
Please contact Prof. Dr. Vera Hagemann, Dr. Michèle Rieth or Jonathan Meinecke directly to apply for a proposed topic.
Current topics:
HR Analytics (People or Workforce Analytics) - Prof. Dr. Vera Hagemann:
- The perception of HR analytics by employees, with special attention to trust
- HR-Analytics - From its beginnings until today: Where does it come from and what is possible today?
- HR Analytics in the context of personnel selection
- HR-Analytics: Opportunities and Risks for Organizations and Employees
- Suitable starting points for HR analytics in the employee experience
- HR analytics and psychological models in retention management
Use of algorithms and artificial intelligence (AI) for leadership tasks and in human resource management - Prof. Dr. Vera Hagemann
- Impact of the use of AI for managerial tasks and in decision-making processes on employees and the organisation
- Organisational measures and practices for the implementation of algorithms in organisations, especially in human resource management
Interaction between humans and artificial intelligence (AI) - Prof. Dr. Vera Hagemann
- Impact of human-AI interaction on psychological empowerment in the work context on an individual level
- Human-AI teamwork, especially with a focus on individual perceptions of teamwork
- HR Analytics: Use of AI in Human Resource Management, especially in Talent Development
Human-Automation Interaction and Human-AI Teams (AI = Artificial Intelligence) - Dr. Michèle Rieth
- Human role perception in interaction with technology at the workplace
- New form of teamwork: Artificial Intelligence as a team member of humans?
- Differences in team dynamics in purely human teams vs. human-AI teams
- Derivation of central factors of work design for successful human-AI teaming
- Overview work of the use and feasibility of Human-AI Teaming in practice
Future-oriented leadership - Jonathan Meinecke:
- Leading virtual teams
- Self-organized teams - leading without a manager?
- Leadership in times of crisis
- Leadership in Politics