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
Central assignment of Bachelor theses
- From winter semester 2025/26, all Bachelor's theses will be allocated via a central procedure.
- Please visit the following pages to find out more about the valid application formalities: https://www.uni-goettingen.de/en/697857.html
Further notes
- If you have successfully completed our Bachelor seminar, we offer to supervise your Bachelor thesis. If you are interested, please inform us before the start of the respective application period. Nevertheless, you will receive your acceptance via the central assignment of Bachelor theses.
- All bachelor theses must be written in English
Process for a bachelor thesis
A typical bachelor thesis process follows the following steps:
Current bachelor thesis topics
| Titel | Methode | Betreuer:in |
|---|---|---|
| User Resistance Towards Digitalization in the Healthcare Sector | Literature Review | Magrit Abel |
| Emergent Leadership Ratings in Human-Autonomy Teams | Experimental study, statistical analysis | Magrit Abel |
| Behavioral and Technical Issues in Health Ecosystems | Literature Review | Magrit Abel |
| The Monitored and The Mighty – Understanding the Impact of Health Monitoring Devices Use on Patient and Healthcare Worker Empowerment | Literature Review | Laura Detels |
| Who Let the WATCH_DOGS out? Understanding Participatory Surveillance in Information Systems Research | Literature Review | Laura Detels |
| All I need is … Information: Understanding the Concepts of Information Needs and Empowerment in Information Systems Research | Literature Review | Laura Detels |
| When Do We Take Responsibility for AI? | Literature Review | Richard Henkenjohann |
| How Do We Interact with Generative AI? – A Quantitative Analysis of Human Workers’ Interacting With Generative AI in the Field | Quantitative Data Analysis | Richard Henkenjohann |
| What is that AI doing anyways? What it means to be “Out Of The Loop” | Literature Review | Richard Henkenjohann |
| Towards an Understanding of the Antecedents and Outcomes of Data Ecosystem Legitimacy | Literature Review | Jonas Nienstedt |
| Understanding the Concept of Power in Information Systems Research | Literature Review | Jonas Nienstedt |
| Profiting from Innovation: A Literature Review on Value Appropriation Strategies | Literature Review | Jonas Nienstedt |
| Silenced or Spotlighted? How Policies Influence Generative AI Adoption | Literature Review | Kimberley Pawlowski |
| Breaking Barriers: Exploring the Impact of Transparency on Overcoming Resistance to AI in the Workplace | Literature Review | Kimberley Pawlowski |
| Stories We Tell About AI: The Role of AI Narratives in Shaping AI Perception | Literature Review | Kimberley Pawlowski |
You have your own idea for a bachelor thesis in the subject area of the professorship? Please feel free to contact us!