At the Eberswalde University for Sustainab le Development\, the PhD Lunch takes place regularly – an open meeting f or doctoral candidates and those interested in pursuing a PhD. Held in the university’s cafeteria\, it offers an opportunity to connect over lunch \, share experiences\, and build new contacts in an informal setting.
\ nThe PhD Lunch thrives on informal exchange: whether it’s questions a bout doing a PhD\, insights into current research projects\, or discussion s about challenges and career perspectives – there is space for all topi cs related to academic paths.
\nThe Advisor for academic career deve lopment is also present and available for questions\, input\, and individu al concerns.
\nThe PhD Lunch is aimed at anyone who is currently pur suing a doctorate or considering embarking on one – regardless of discip line or stage of the project. It is an ideal opportunity to get to know th e doctoral culture at HNEE and become part of a growing network.
LOCATION:HNEE Forest Campus Canteen\; without registration END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-promotion-kolloquium-06-2026-06-25 DTSTAMP:20260309T130304Z DTSTART:20260625T110000Z DTEND:20260625T120000Z SUMMARY:Doctoral and research colloquium DESCRIPTION:The joint doctoral and research colloquium of the four Univers ities of Applied Sciences in Brandenburg invites participants to engage in academic exchange on ongoing research and doctoral projects at the univer sities. In addition\, challenges\, tips\, and practical advice related to the doctoral journey will be shared and discussed with the participants. T he colloquium is open to all interested researchers. It was launched in th e summer semester of 2025 and will now continue as a regular event. The se ssions take place online approximately every four weeks during the lecture period.\nOn June 26\, Matthias Papetsch\, doctoral researcher at Technisc he Hochschule Wildau\, will present his doctoral project.\nTitel: A Syst em Dynamics-based Theory on Self-Sustaining Communities of Practice\nThe n eed for organizations to build and develop certain capabilities has been s tudied extensively in Management Science. The delayed effect\, when short- term operational needs leave too few resources for necessary long-term cap ability-building efforts\, has been called the 'Capability Trap'. This res earch aims to generate insights that organizations can leverage to design effective long-term capability-building efforts. Organizations in genera l need individual combinations of several capabilities. These individual c ombinations are complicated and extensive to study. It will be shown that the set of Communities of Practice forms a certain kind of organization wi th properties that reduce complexity when examining acquisition\, preserva tion\, and adaptation of organizational capabilities. A general System Dyn amics-based Grounded Theory is developed\, allowing to anticipate the beha vior of a given Community of Practice based on its properties and circumst ances. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The joint do ctoral and research colloquium of the four Universities of Applied Science s in Brandenburg invites participants to engage in academic exchange on on going research and doctoral projects at the universities. In addition\, ch allenges\, tips\, and practical advice related to the doctoral journey wil l be shared and discussed with the participants. The colloquium is open to all interested researchers. It was launched in the summer semester of 202 5 and will now continue as a regular event. The sessions take place online approximately every four weeks during the lecture period.
\nOn June 26\, Matthias Papetsch\, doct oral researcher at Technische Hochschule Wil dau\, will present his doctoral project.
\nTitel: \; A System Dynamics-based Theory on Self-Sustaining Communities of Practice
\nThe need for org anizations to build and develop certain capabilities has been studied exte nsively in Management Science. The delayed effect\, when short-term operat ional needs leave too few resources for necessary long-term capability-bui lding efforts\, has been called the 'Capability Trap'. This research aims to generate insights that organizations can leverage to design effective l ong-term capability-building efforts. \;Organizations in general need individual combinations of several capabilities. These individual combina tions are complicated and extensive to study. It will be shown that the se t of Communities of Practice forms a certain kind of organization with pro perties that reduce complexity when examining acquisition\, preservation\, and adaptation of organizational capabilities. A general System Dynamics- based Grounded Theory is developed\, allowing to anticipate the behavior o f a given Community of Practice based on its properties and circumstances.
LOCATION:online without registration (https://fh-potsdam.zoom-x.de/j/62480 658861?pwd=JcHA5CzRv4pJJZnCY3UyVpL0Npgbva.1) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-sesin-online-info-event-2026-06-26 DTSTAMP:20260618T183103Z DTSTART:20260626T073000Z DTEND:20260626T080000Z SUMMARY:SESIN online info event DESCRIPTION:SESIN - Your journey to next generation of impact entrepreneur ship!\nWould you like to find out more or do you have specific questions?\ nLet's have a chat. Those interested in the Master's degree programme in S ustainable Entrepreneurship & Social Innovation are very specific. That's why we offer monthly online information events (German/English as required ).\nPlease log in directly to our university conference tool\, registratio n is not necessary.\nWe are here for you! X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:SESIN - Your journey to next gener ation of impact entrepreneurship!
\nWould you like to find out more or do you have specific questions?
\nLet's have a chat. Tho se interested in the Master's degree programme in Sustainable Entrepreneurship &\; Social Innov ation are very specific. That's why we offer monthly online informatio n events (German/English as required).
\nPlease log in directly to o ur university conference tool\, registrat ion is not necessary.
\nWe are here for you!
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