Uni Live 2024
Table of contents
- Welcome to UNI LIVE 2024 at the Faculty of Business and Economics!
- Program of Jan 11, 2024
- Presentations and Information Events
- Workshops
- 09:20 - 10:50 am: "LEGO® Serious Play®: Spielend leicht managen lernen [LEGO® Serious Play®: Playfully Learning to Manage]"
- 09:20 - 10:50 am: "Genial kombiniert – Optimierung entdecken [Ingeniously Combined - Discover Optimization]"
- 09:20 - 10:50 am: "Volkswirtschaftslehre im Experiment: Öffentliche Güter und kollektives Handeln [Economics in Experiment: Public Goods and Collective Action]"
- 09:20 - 10:50 am: "Wirtschaftsinformatik live: Chatbot-Werkstatt - wie baue ich einen Chatbot? [Business Information Systems Live: Chatbot Workshop - How Do I Build a Chatbot?]"
- The Faculty of Business and Economics
- Study Programs
- Multimedia Information
- Related Links
Welcome to UNI LIVE 2024 at the Faculty of Business and Economics!
On this page, you will find all information on this event. Please note that all lectures, presentations and workshops are held in German. Nevertheless, we welcome any questions that are asked in English!
Program of Jan 11, 2024
01:00 - 02:30 pm: "Geld und Währung [Money and Currency]"
Prof. Dr. Stefan Eichler, Chair for Economics, esp. International Monetary Economics
Venue: Georg-Schumann-Bau, Room SCH A101/H, Münchner Platz 3
Presentations and Information Events
08:30 - 09:00 am: Presentation: "Wirtschaftswissenschaften an der TU Dresden studieren [Study Business and Economics at TU Dresden]"
Prof. Alexander Kemnitz, Dean of Studies
Here you will get an overview of the study opportunities at the faculty and what exactly awaits you at the forthcoming program points.
Venue: Georg-Schumann-Bau, room SCH A 251/H
09:20 - 10:50 am: Information Booth Faculty Students' Council
Get informed on the degree programs and the faculty directly by students from the faculty's student council!
Venue: Ballroom Dülferstraße, 1st floor
11:00 am - 12:30 pm: Information Booth Academic Advisors
Our Academic Adviors look forward to answer all your questions about the content and organization of your studies!
Venue: Georg-Schumann-Bau, Room SCH A03
01:00 - 02:30 pm: Online-Chat Academic Advisors
For all those who cannot be on site, our study advisors are also available online!
Venue: Zoom
Workshops
09:20 - 10:50 am: "LEGO® Serious Play®: Spielend leicht managen lernen [LEGO® Serious Play®: Playfully Learning to Manage]"
Dr. Ianina Scheuch, Chair for Business Edcuation and Management Training
Venue: Georg-Schumann-Bau, Münchner Platz 3, 3rd floor, A-Wing, Room 315a/b
Registration required – limited number of particpants! (max. 15)
In our workshop, you will experience how LEGO® Serious Play®, an innovative problem-solving, communication, and creative method, can build a team playfully and visually. This process also strengthens personal competencies and skills for future team work.
09:20 - 10:50 am: "Genial kombiniert – Optimierung entdecken [Ingeniously Combined - Discover Optimization]"
Florian Linß, Chair for Business Administration, esp. Industrial Management
Venue: Georg-Schumann-Bau,
Room SCH A 105
Registration required – limited number of participants! (max. 20)
Traveling Salesman, Strip-Packing, and Machine Scheduling refer to well-known optimization problems that play a role in our everyday lives, e.g., delivering packages or scheduling household tasks to save time. Our workshop shows what these problems are all about and offers opportunities to experiment with solutions yourself using demonstrators. Further, you get an introduction into optimization methods and algorithms for solving complex planning tasks in practice, as well as an insight into Information Systems and Business Administration.
09:20 - 10:50 am: "Volkswirtschaftslehre im Experiment: Öffentliche Güter und kollektives Handeln [Economics in Experiment: Public Goods and Collective Action]"
Prof. Dr. Alexander Kemnitz, Chair for Economics, esp. Economic Policy and Economic Research
Venue: Georg-Schumann-Bau,
Room SCH A 104
Registration required – limited number of participants! (max. 20)
Food, cars, and housing - all these goods are often produced by private entities and traded on markets. However, some goods, like schooling, security, or clean oceans, cannot be easily bought. Why is this? What does each individual have to consider when consuming various types of goods? And what about the scope for regulation by the state? This workshop will playfully explain coordination problems in providing different kinds of goods.
09:20 - 10:50 am: "Wirtschaftsinformatik live: Chatbot-Werkstatt - wie baue ich einen Chatbot? [Business Information Systems Live: Chatbot Workshop - How Do I Build a Chatbot?]"
Prof. Benedikt Brendel, Chair of Business Information Systems, esp. Intelligent Systems and Services
Venue: SCH A 200b
Registration required – limited number of participants! (max. 20)
The event focusses on the role of chatbots as part of the modern interface between humans and computers. Specifically, there will be a short impulse lecture, leading to an interactive session in which the technical possibilities for a quick chatbot development will be tried out. In the end, all participants will have built their own small chatbot and will be able to improve it in the future.
The Faculty of Business and Economics
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With 23 professorships and approximately 2,300 students, we are one of eastern Germany's largest business and economics faculties. Our bachelor's, master's, and diplom programs cover the full breadth of the subject - from business education and management training to business administration, economics to business information systems and industrial engineering and management.
Our teaching and research are broadly based, interdisciplinary, and at the cutting edge of science. With our combination of social science and technology-oriented issues, we fit very well into the technical university TU Dresden profile.
A characteristic of all our study programs is that students enjoy ample flexibility and leeway. To mention a few examples: You can easily select and compose your specializations, spend a semester abroad without difficulties, or even switch between full- and part-time studies. These features set us apart from other locations.
Our program of today will surely give you an understanding of the diversity and attractiveness of the subject of economics in general and especially here at TU Dresden. Please take advantage of the information and contact opportunities we happily offer!
Your Deans of Studies
Prof. Dr. Bärbel Fürstenau, Prof. Dr. Alexander Kemnitz, and Prof. Dr. Rainer Lasch
Study Programs
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Here you can quickly get an overview of our undergraduate degree programs' structure, contents, and perspectives. Just click on the corresponding link! There you will also find the contact details of our study advisors, who are always happy to help you!
Multimedia Information
Lectures
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Want to take a virtual look at our courses? No problem! Just use the following links and get a decent first impression of the topics and approaches of the different subfields of business and economics!
Testimonials
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Would you like to know what students and alums think about their decision to study with us, their everyday student life, and the faculty? Then go ahead watching their video messages! Link to video page
Related Links
Do you want to learn more about us? Via the faculty homepage you can get all the information about our staff and their activities in teaching and research. Also have a look at our page especially for prospective students!
In addition, TU Dresden hosts the website Before Studying where you find lots of additional information and links!