Prof. Dr. Falk Maiwald held lectures at UNECON St. Petersburg and established new contacts, which enabled him to expand the foundation for cooperation between the two universities.
From September 9 to 14, Prof. Dr. Falk Maiwald visited as he did in 2018 at UNECON St. Petersburg as part of the ERASMUS+ program. He held lectures and made new contacts, which enabled him to expand the foundation for cooperation between the two universities.
Guest lectures on digitalization and Work 4.0
The technical focus of his stay was on guest lectures to Bachelor's and Master's students on the effects of digitalization on various areas of the economy. At the Faculty of Business and Finance, for example, he gave two lectures on the topic of Work 4.0/ New Work. At the Faculty of Service, Tourism and Hospitality, he gave a lecture and discussion on the digital transformation of business models, particularly in the hotel industry.
Exploring future scientific collaboration
Prof. Maiwald, who has worked in the finance and banking sector for several years, met with the Dean and other professors from the Faculty of Business, Economics and Finance to explore academic collaboration and took part in an international symposium on the past and future of banks in Russia and Germany.
Scholarships for an English-language study semester in St. Petersburg
At the Faculty of Service, Tourism and Hospitality , Prof. Maiwald discussed a specific student exchange program with the dean and the head of the hotel and catering department, for which the Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences was successful in acquiring ERAMUS+ scholarships.
The first HSZG students will go to St. Petersburg in the 2020/21 winter semester - and vice versa. At UNECON, they will be able to choose from an attractive portfolio of English-language modules within the International Semester .
A call for applications for probably two scholarships at the Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences, which will amount to around €700 per month plus travel expenses, will start in January 2020.
For the first time, the Faculty of Management and Cultural Studies will also invite two UNECON professors to take part in a lecturer exchange in the winter semester 2020/21.
funded by the European Commission
