Bachelor thesis
General application information
Application period
1 to 15 February, 1 to 15 June and 1 to 15 October of each year.
Application prerequisites
- A successfully completed research seminar at the faculty
- At least one elective course in business informatics or marketing
Course of Studies
- Bachelor of Science in Business
- Bachelor of Science in Business Information Systems
Required application documents
- Current grade excerpt from FlexNow
- Filled application form (will be activated at the respective application periods)
Further notes
- If you have successfully completed our bachelor seminar, we will offer you the supervision of your Bachelor thesis. Nevertheless, please fill out the application form and send your FlexNow grade sheet by
e-mail.
- All bachelor theses must be written in English
If you are interested in a bachelor thesis at the chair and fulfill all application requirements, please fill the application form and send your FlexNow grade sheet within the application period
via e-mail to is.thesis@uni-goettingen.de.
Process for a bachelor thesis
A typical bachelor thesis process follows the following steps:
Current bachelor thesis topics
| Title | Methode | Supervisor |
|---|---|---|
| AI as a team member in different types of tasks | Literature Review | Magrit Abel |
| When Do We Take Responsibility for AI? | Literature Review | Richard Henkenjohann |
| How Do We Interact with Generative AI? | Online Survey / Experiment Method | Richard Henkenjohann |
| What is that AI doing anyways? What it means to be “Out Of The Loop” | Literature Review | Richard Henkenjohann |
| Understanding the Antecendents and Outcomes of Data Ecosystem Legitimacy | Literature Review | Jonas Nienstedt & Laura Detels |
| Understanding the Concept of Power in Information Systems Research | Literature Review | Jonas Nienstedt & Laura Detels |
| Who Let the WATCH_DOGS out? A Literature Review on (Participatory) Surveillance in Information Systems Research | Literature Review | Laura Detels |
| Are We Really All in This Together? Understanding the Antecedents of Digital Inequality and the Role of Marginalized Groups in Information Systems Research | Literature Review | Laura Detels |
You have your own idea for a bachelor thesis in the subject area of the professorship? Please feel free to contact us!