What graduates of the Chair of Controlling and Logistics say

Prof. Dr. Robert Obermaier

University of Passau

"I experienced the University of Regensburg as a place where academic standards are taken seriously and individual development is encouraged - and where I was able to build bridges between disciplines. It has made a significant contribution to the success of my academic career."
Prof. Dr. Florian Kellner

OTH Regensburg, Regensburg

"My doctorate and habilitation at the University of Regensburg at the Chair of Controlling and Logistics were formative stages of my academic career. The structured and inspiring research environment enabled me to combine scientifically sound findings with high practical relevance - a combination that still accompanies me today in my role as Professor of Digital Business Management and as an entrepreneur. I am extremely grateful to the University of Regensburg for this pioneering time."
Dr. Michael Mayrock

Bayernwerk Netz GmbH, Regensburg

"My time as a research assistant at the Chair of Business Administration, in particular Controlling and Logistics, was a formative and very positive experience for me, both professionally and personally.
I was able to deepen my academic skills in a committed and friendly team, drive projects forward independently, actively contribute to teaching and accompany students on their way.
The department offered me an inspiring environment with flat hierarchies, constructive dialogue and a high degree of personal responsibility - ideal conditions for academic work and my professional development!"
Dr. Maximilan Lukesch

Lobster, Tutzing on Lake Starnberg

"My doctorate at the University of Regensburg was of outstanding importance for my personal and professional development. I was given the freedom to develop myself professionally and methodologically, to pursue my own initiatives, to develop new approaches to solutions and to further my education in many areas, while I was able to help train the next generation of students in teaching. These experiences still characterise my professional life today."

Prof. Dr. Robert Obermaier

University of Passau

"I experienced the University of Regensburg as a place where academic standards are taken seriously and individual development is encouraged - and where I was able to build bridges between disciplines. It has made a significant contribution to the success of my academic career."

Prof. Dr. Florian Kellner

OTH Regensburg, Regensburg

"My doctorate and habilitation at the University of Regensburg at the Chair of Controlling and Logistics were formative stages of my academic career. The structured and inspiring research environment enabled me to combine scientifically sound findings with high practical relevance - a combination that still accompanies me today in my role as Professor of Digital Business Management and as an entrepreneur. I am extremely grateful to the University of Regensburg for this pioneering time."

Dr. Michael Mayrock

Bayernwerk Netz GmbH, Regensburg

"My time as a research assistant at the Chair of Business Administration, in particular Controlling and Logistics, was a formative and very positive experience for me, both professionally and personally.
I was able to deepen my academic skills in a committed and friendly team, drive projects forward independently, actively contribute to teaching and accompany students on their way.
The department offered me an inspiring environment with flat hierarchies, constructive dialogue and a high degree of personal responsibility - ideal conditions for academic work and my professional development!"

Dr. Maximilan Lukesch

Lobster, Tutzing on Lake Starnberg

"My doctorate at the University of Regensburg was of outstanding importance for my personal and professional development. I was given the freedom to develop myself professionally and methodologically, to pursue my own initiatives, to develop new approaches to solutions and to further my education in many areas, while I was able to help train the next generation of students in teaching. These experiences still characterise my professional life today."

Dr Maximilian Braun

Horsch, Schwandorf

"The doctorate at the Chair of Controlling and Logistics enabled me to work on practice-relevant theory in depth. Thanks to the broad cross-section of topics covered by the Chair, I was able to further my professional development in various directions, which subsequently opened up many opportunities for my career planning. The icing on the cake, however, is the family environment at the chair and the support from Prof Otto and colleagues. With such support, the doctorate (almost) becomes a sure-fire success."

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