Research Methods in Information Systems

The aim of the course is to convey the most important methods relevant to business informatics. To this end, the lecturers provide an insight into the methods they use.

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  • EN - Please note: The course is only offered in English.

Quick Info: PhD Students I Seminar I English I 2 SWS I 3 ECTS

General Information

Course
Research Methods in Information Systems (Seminar)
Chair
Institute for Digital Management and New Media
Lecturer
Prof. Dr. Thomas Hess
Contact
Linus Lischke
Schedule
Winter term (Seminar)
SWS
2
ECTS
3
Date and rooms
see course schedule below
Target group
Doctoral students from all Munich chairs of information systems, preferably in their first year of employment. Other doctoral students from the participating universities who are majoring or minoring in information systems, provided that there are still places available.
Prerequisites
Currently enrolled PhD Student
Capacity restrictions
yes
Examination
For students in the MBR, an essay on a freely selectable IS/WI paper, in which the topic is research methodology or a special research approach, is required. This is to be submitted by November 09, 2025 (you will receive more information on this in the course).
Language
Englisch
Please note
Participants will receive the documents and current information about the event by e-mail.

Content and Course Objectives

The aim of the course is to teach doctoral students the most important methods relevant to information systems. The lecturers from the participating chairs will provide an insight into the methods they use.

Dates and Rooms

Location: TBA
DateTimeTopicChairLecturer
06.10.202510:00-12:00IntroductionProf. HessDr. Bastian Wurm
06.10.202513:30-16:30Quantitative methodsProf. Spann
Prof. Spann
07.10.20259:00-12:00Qualitative methodsProf. MayerProf. Mayer
07.10.202513:30-16:30Current topics in research in IS: Ethnography
Prof. MayerProf. Mayer
08.10.20259:00-12:00Design scienceProf. PetersProf. Peters
08.10.202513:30-16:30Analytic methodsProf. HessProf. Thomas Widjaja

Registration

Register by e-mail to Linus Lischke