Digital technologies are increasingly permeating all areas of the world of work and changing how, where and under what conditions work is carried out. Artificial intelligence, algorithmic decision-making processes and platform-based working models are key drivers of this development - with far-reaching consequences for employees, companies and society as a whole.
Against this backdrop, the Chair of Digital Work is dedicated to interdisciplinary research into how digital technologies are changing the world of work. In particular, the focus is on the effects of (generative) artificial intelligence on the transformation of job profiles, forms of work and organizational structures.
Teaching
Our courses explore how digital technologies change work, organizations, and society as a whole.
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Research
We conduct interdisciplinary research into how artificial intelligence, algorithmic decision-making processes and platform-based working models are changing the world of work.
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Apply now - Master Seminar Digital Work and OrganizingApply now to the Master Seminar "Digital Work and Organizing" for WS 2065/2027
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BISE Best Paper of the Year 2025Prof. Mayer's paper "Generation AI: Job Crafting by Entry-Level Professionals in the Age of Generative AI" has been selected as the BISE Best Paper of the Year 2025.
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"Digital Technologies, Business Analytics and Management" is now "Digital Innovations"Starting in the Winter Semester 2026/27, the master's course "Fachspezifische Grundlagen (FSG): Digital Business" will be offered under the new title "Digital Innovations".
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