Bachelor & Master Theses
Theses in the summer term 2026
You would like to write your (bachelor or master) thesis with us? We appreciate your interest!
Please note the following guidelines and deadlines:
- Application submissions are only possible starting from February 01, 2026 until March 31, 2026. Please submit your thesis application only via this form. No applications will be accepted after this date. Only one application per person is possible.
- After careful review of your application, you will receive a confirmation or rejection of supervision in early to mid-April. The acceptance depends on the quality and feasibility of your planned thesis.
- Alongside the individual supervision, there will be an accompanying seminar with 4-5 appointments. Participation in this seminar is obligatory, failure to attend will result in forfeiture of the supervision agreement.
- Important: The registration of the final thesis must be done by June 15, 2026. A different registration date is not possible. In case of non-registration of the thesis by the deadline, the confirmation of supervision will expire.
- All further supervision steps and dates will be determined individually between the supervisor and the candidate.
Topics
For writing a thesis with the BIT Institute, you can apply for one of the suggested topics or propose your own topic. Within this topic, one specific research questionhas to be formulated and answered. Topic suggestions without further details are available for Bachelor's and Master's theses and are usually systematic literature reviews. Further specification is based on your application with your supervisor.
Current topics include:
Management and organization in a digital age
- How does artificial intelligence reinvent business models?
- Business Model Innovation in the Age of Digital Transformation
- (Digital) Business Model Innovation of Firms in Bremen
- Entrepreneurship and Firm Succession in Bremen: A Business Model Perspective
- A culture perspective on digital transformation
(Literature review/interview study; MBA/MIS theses only) - Changing office concepts: Review and trend analysis
Innovation and responsibility in a digital age
- The conceptual constituents of CDR
(Interview study) - Tracing the normative roots of CDR: sources and influences
(Interview study) - Conceptualizing CDR along ESG criteria
- CDR practice company study
(Qualitative study) - The need for CDR next to CSR
- Comparative study of CDR frameworks
- Business model innovation for sustainability
(Qualitative process study; Master theses only) - Agile and Digital Transformation in Innovation Management
- Time as a Management Lever in Innovation
- Agility and Alignment within the Innovation Project Portfolio
- Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Agility in Innovation Management
Work and collaboration in a digital age
- Digital vs. Physical Innovation: A Structured Literature Review (Qualitative Study)
- Agile Start-ups: Mapping Novelty and Value Across Digital and Physical Innovation (Qualitative Study)
- Does Agility Shift Firms Toward Digital or Physical Innovation? (Panel study - Master)
- How Innovative Are We? Tracking Novelty and Usefulness of Patents Over Time (Panel study - Master)
- Individuals’ beliefs about the digital future of work and perceived agency
- The mind of the machine: Individual constructions of the machine's mind
- Formation and interaction of beliefs about the digital future of work in teams and/or leader-follower relationships
- Team satisfaction in human-AI teams
- Application and use of theory in human-AI teaming research
- Continuous learning and digitally-supported skill development
- New office concepts and their effects on employees
- How are hybrid working models affecting psychological team processes?
- A comparison of “novel use” concepts
- Loneliness in entrepreneurs
Further information
Contact
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