In our research and teaching, we focus on the basic mechanisms of human resource management: companies need to move sufficient numbers of suitable people into suitable positions at the right time. Fair performance management and a transparent compensation policy ensure that this potential is turned into results that make everyone better off: Employees, companies, and society. We use appropriate research designs and data as well as statistical methods to produce robust research results, which we translate into theoretically sound and practice-relevant teaching. We present our research at academic conferences and in exchange with practitioners. Our research is regularly published in the world’s leading journals.

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The LMU Munich School of Management is 50 years old this year. In 1974, the Faculty of Public Economics was split into a Faculty of Business Administration and a Faculty of Economics. Reason enough to share this joy with you with two anniversary events!

Anniversary
  • 24/06/2024 Job posting: student assistant

    The Institute for Human Capital Management is looking for a student assistant (m/f/d) to support its research and teaching activities as of October 1.

  • 12/09/2023 New DFG project approved

    The DFG has given a positive decision to a research proposal by Prof. Weller and is now funding the project "Performance feedback transparency".

  • 14/09/2023 New publication in Compensation & Benefits Review

    Ingo Weller and his co-authors have published a new paper. Artificial intelligence (AI) is making its way into all areas of life, including human resource management.

The Institute Team

A dedicated team at Schackstraße 4 is looking forward to meeting you.

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Teaching

Our teaching is theoretically sound, evidence-based and practice-oriented. Fairness and respect in our dealings with each other are central cornerstones of our teaching philosophy.

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Research, Publications and Funding

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