research@WEIDEN BUSINESS SCHOOL

What is research@WEIDEN BUSINESS SCHOOL?

The Faculty of Business Administration has been known as WEIDEN BUSINESS SCHOOL since the beginning of the winter semester 20/21. Internationalization, digitalization and diversification - these are just some of the reasons why OTH Amberg-Weiden has launched the WEIDEN BUSINESS SCHOOL. In particular, the progressive internationalization and the taking up of digital future topics as well as current research results will thus become more visible to the outside world.

The hybrid lecture series has established itself with one event per month and is always continued on the last Tuesday of the month. Attendance is open to all interested parties. So feel free to participate in person on campus or via the link provided under Participation in the event. We look forward to welcoming you.

Participation in the event

This time it will be over online.

You can find us in this online room.


We look forward to welcoming you to the event.

Program from 25th June, 2024

6:05 p.m. Lecture on "New Work: The Psychological Empowerment of Employees—the Influence of Stress and the Relationship with the Superior."

Andrea C. Mende (M.A.) did her master's thesis on applied organizational psychology, which focused on "New Work: The Psychological Empowerment of Employees—the Influence of Stress and the Relationship with the Superior." She will discuss the findings from her thesis. The lecture will be held in English.

Through in-depth research, Andrea C. Mende (M.A.), examines how stress levels and the quality of the employee-supervisor relationship (LMX) influence employees' psychological empowerment. Using a mixed-methods approach, including an online questionnaire and expert interviews, Mende analyzes the complex relationships between stress, LMX quality, and psychological empowerment among 315 employees. The results highlight a significant negative relationship between stress and empowerment and a positive relationship between LMX quality and empowerment, with the dimension of influence emerging as a key predictor.

Andrea C. Mende (M.A.) emphasizes the importance of proactive interventions to reduce stress and improve LMX quality and advocates structural frameworks such as supportive organizational cultures and training programs to promote the psychological empowerment of employees.

Information about the speaker on 25. Juni 2024

Hannah Lotte Winter (M.A.)

Andrea C. Mende (M.A.) completed her master's degree in "Applied Business Psychology" at the OTH Amberg-Weiden in February 2024 with an exciting master's thesis on the topic "New Work: The psychological empowerment of employees - the influence of stress and the relationship with managers".

Andrea is a role model for lifelong learning and professional development. After completing her bachelor's degree in tourism management at the Munich University of Applied Sciences, with a focus on Aviation Management and Destination Management & Marketing, she gained valuable professional experience in various industries and companies, including at Lufthansa. She also worked as a marketing and PR manager in various agencies.

The desire to expand and deepen her knowledge led Andrea to the OTH Amberg-Weiden, where she not only successfully completed her master's degree, but also trained as a business coach. She also spent an unforgettable semester abroad at Vancouver Island University. You can find out more information about Andrea's trip to Canada in the OTH migratory bird blog.

Since March 2024, Andrea has been supporting the team at the Center for Gender and Diversity at the Weiden location as a research assistant. As part of the professorship program, she is committed to promoting equality between women and men at our university.

Participation in the event on 25. June, 2024

The event takes place in the Business Innovation Lab in room 220 and also online.

bbb.oth-aw.de/rooms/dvp-vom-xbl-xjw/join

The event will take place in English.


Further dates from the event series

The next dates from the event series are as follows:

January 30 , 2023 6.00 pm


Previous events

Read information about the previous events in the research@WEIDEN BUSINESS SCHOOL series (in German):

March 28, 23: Soziale Wahrnehmung in Führungssituationen – Wie der Halo-Effekt und der Erste Eindruck die Wahrnehmung der Menschen von Führungskräften beeinflusst
January 31, 23: Detox oder Zeitreduzierung? – Social Media und das persönliche Wohlbefinden bei research@WEIDEN BUSINESS SCHOOL
March 29, 22: Einfluss von Megatrends auf die Motivation von Mitarbeitenden
February 22, 22: Resilienz in der Arbeitswelt – Handlungsempfehlungen und Tipps bei research@WEIDEN BUSINESS SCHOOL
January 25, 22: Digitalisierung administrativer Prozesse im deutschen Gesundheitswesen
November 30, 21: Viele Führungskräfte sind sich ihrer Aufgaben nicht bewusst
October 26, 21: Panikstörungen unter Studierenden – relevantes Thema bei research @ WEIDEN BUSINESS SCHOOL
July 27, 21: Unternehmensgründung in Zeiten von Corona und Auswirkungen von Technostress
May 25, 21: Von der agilen Transformation in hybriden Arbeitswelten zum Process-Mining in der Distributionslogistik
April, 27, 21: Neue Wege in der Personalgewinnung – vom Active Sourcing bis zum Einsatz von Storytelling
March 23, 21: Die Mitarbeiterzufriedenheit steigt durch Einsatz eines Führungskompass und auch Bildung schützt nicht unbedingt vor Fehleinschätzungen der eigenen Kompetenz
February 23, 21:  Ganzheitliche Vergütungsstrategien sind gefragt
January 26, 21: Sicheres W-Lan und informelle Gesprächsrunden fehlen ArbeitnehemerInnen im Home-Office mit am meisten