2025/07/31
Bachelor thesis
Produktion und Supply Chain Management
Supervisors: Dr. Subrata Panja, Prof. Dr. Christoph Glock
Master thesis
Produktion und Supply Chain Management
Supervisors: Dr. Ting Zheng, Prof. Dr. Christoph Glock
Bachelor thesis
Produktion und Supply Chain Management
Supervisors: Dr. Ting Zheng, Prof. Dr. Christoph Glock
2025/07/21
Master thesis
Management Science / Operations Research
Supervisor: Constantin Wildt, M.Sc.
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Management Science / Operations Research
Supervisor: Constantin Wildt, M.Sc.
2025/07/21
Bachelor thesis
Management Science / Operations Research
Supervisor: Constantin Wildt, M.Sc.
2025/07/21
Bachelor thesis
Management Science / Operations Research
Supervisor: Constantin Wildt, M.Sc.
Bachelor thesis
Management Science / Operations Research
Supervisor: Constantin Wildt, M.Sc.
2025/07/17
Master thesis
Management Science / Operations Research
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Felix Weidinger
Bachelor thesis
Management Science / Operations Research
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Felix Weidinger
Bachelor thesis
Management Science / Operations Research
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Felix Weidinger
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Management Science / Operations Research
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Felix Weidinger
Master thesis
Management Science / Operations Research
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Felix Weidinger
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Deepfakes refer to synthetic media content—especially videos, images, and audio recordings—manipulated using artificial intelligence to create highly realistic but fabricated representations. The technology is rapidly evolving and increasingly capable of producing convincing and easily accessible content. While deepfakes were initially used in entertainment, they are now emerging in politically and economically relevant contexts. This development presents new challenges for societies, governments, and private sector organizations.
The proliferation of deepfakes introduces several critical issues. For businesses, manipulated media can result in significant reputational damage, loss of trust, or financial harm. Deepfakes have already been used to impersonate executives, falsify internal communications, or manipulate markets. High-profile incidents, such as the deepfake attack on Bayer or similar occurrences in Hong Kong, highlight how such technologies are used with the intent to deceive and cause disruption. Despite growing attention, there is limited systematic research on real-world deepfake cases and their implications for organizations, particularly within the European context.
If you are interested in writing your thesis on this topic, please contact me (saha@ise.tu-…) via email for further information. Please include your CV and transcript of records with your request.
Information Systems & E-Services
Supervisor: Ria Saha, M. Sc.
Master thesis, Master thesis (30 CP)
Problem: Hypothetical Bias refers to the phenomenon where individuals behave differently in hypothetical decision-making situations compared to real ones, where actual consequences are involved. This presents a challenge, as individual preferences collected in surveys or experiments may not reflect real-world decisions, leading to inaccurate predictions and potential misjudgments. Various methods have been developed to reduce this bias.
Objective: This master's thesis aims to combine an in-depth review of the relevant literature on Hypothetical Bias with the development of a method to minimize it in experimental and survey settings. In collaboration with the behavioral market research start-up Aybee, you will have the opportunity to implement and test the developed approaches. These methods will be validated through A/B testing to more accurately capture real-world decision-making processes.
This thesis is supervised in cooperation with Aybee GmbH.
Interested in this thesis? Please send your application including your CV, transcript of records and short letter to Léonie Lange.
Technologie- und Innovationsmanagement
2024/02/22
Master thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisor: Anna Maria Schätzle, M.Sc.
Master thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisor: Anna Maria Schätzle, M.Sc.
2024/02/22
Master thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisor: Anna Maria Schätzle, M.Sc.
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Master thesis, Master thesis (30 CP)
Your task is to replicate the coding of an existing agent-based model using the platform Repast Simphony, or to code your model of choice using the platform Repast Simphony and analyse it. For the latter option, you may choose a textbook model you learned about during your studies, or a topic from another area of interest.
If you are interested please contact Michael Neugart via michael.neugart@tu-….
Finanzwissenschaft und Wirtschaftspolitik
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Michael Neugart
Master thesis, Master thesis (30 CP)
Your task is to replicate an empirical research paper with the data used in the original publication and add further robustness analyses, or to replicate the research paper using similar data, e.g. from another country.
Guide for replication studies (opens in new tab)
If you are interested please contact Darius Griebenow via darius.griebenow@tu-… or Michael Neugart via michael.neugart@tu-…
Supervisor: Darius Griebenow (M. Sc.) or Prof. Dr. Michael Neugart
Finanzwissenschaft und Wirtschaftspolitik
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
2021/09/03
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisor: Dr. Mariska Fecho
2021/09/03
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Master thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisors: Dr. Amina Wagner, Dr. Anne Zöll
Abschlussarbeiten im Bereich IT-Management
In Kooperation mit Campana & Schott
2020/10/18
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis (15 CP)
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisor: Dr. Nihal Wahl
Master thesis
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Simon Emde
2016/03/02
Bachelor thesis, Studienarbeit
Zivilrecht, Gewerblicher Rechtsschutz und Urheberrecht sowie Recht der Informationsgesellschaft
Supervisors: Dr. jur. Anna-Lena Fehr, geb. Wirz, RA Matthias Prinz
2016/03/02
Bachelor thesis, Studienarbeit
Supervisors: Dr. jur. Anna-Lena Fehr, geb. Wirz, RA Matthias Prinz
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis, Studienarbeit
Supervisor: Dipl.-Phys. Tobias Bier
Lizenzmodelle für den Statistikserver
Praxisarbeit mit Q-DAS
2014/01/17
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis, Studienarbeit, Diploma thesis
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann
Rechts- und Wirtschaftswissenschaften
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