Fast Trader or Fair Trader? Regional or International? The answer is AND. New times call for new strategies and new answers to questions arising from digitalization and internationalization.
The JKU Business School is committed to research, education and business practices by adhering to the following core values and encouraging its close peer groups - including students, alumni and partner organizations - to pursue the same values. By following and supporting these core values, the JKU Business School is creating a unique mindset within the JKU to drive the school and its partners forward.
Bold and Entrepreneurial.
Firmly anchored in the region, JKU Business School is an academic hub with an international focus. We not only teach our students to be responsibly and entrepreneurially minded, we also prepare them to face key challenges of our times: Digital transformation and sustainability.
Curiosity-driven and Research-led
Each of the JKU Business School’s three divisions (Finance & Accounting, Management & Marketing, and Supply Chain & Information Management) include high-profile researchers working at the forefront of their respective subject areas as a driving force behind a new-knowledge generation. When it comes to successful knowledge transfer, our faculty members’ insight and expertise serves as a solid foundation, both in the classroom and when it comes to real-world business practices.
Connected and Impactful
Our broad-based academic degree programs provide students with insight as to how different topics interlink, resulting in a stronger understanding of companies on a whole. Our graduates possess highly valued skills and the ability to think outside of the box, and quickly become socially responsible managers and leaders of the future.
Supportive and Collegial
Our students benefit from the Business School's supportive, work-friendly and diversity-rich environment. Be it a small study group or individual interaction, students enjoy both formal and informal opportunities to interact with attentive, high-profile scholars and researchers.
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News & Events
Invitation to “50 Years of Information Systems at the JKU - 5th Heinrich Lecture"
Prof. Dr. Claudia Loebbecke will give a lecture on the topic "Data, Algorithms, and AI between Brain and Gut Feeling: Thoughts on Media, Management, and Society".
REDEN WIR #KI - Arbeit, Bildung, Medizin
The event is held in German, so unfortunately there is no English information available.
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DACH workshop ‘Open strategy and roles’
On April 11th 2025 our colleagues Theresa Füreder and Waldemar Kremser welcomed some Open Strategy scholars from the DACH region (Martin Friesl, Christoph Brielmaier, Robin Engelbach, Christian Bruck, Kristina Stoiber, Adriana Wacker) and colleagues from the JKU - Institut für Strategisches Management (Regina Gattringer, Sabine Reisinger, Johannes Winkler and Gülhan Arslaner) to their Open Strategy and Roles Workshop to discuss the relevance of role theory for open strategy research.
Together, they explored the meaning of different role concepts and gained insights into the work of Martin, Christoph and colleagues who introduced research where they apply a role theory lens. Afterwards a lively discussion emerged as we brainstormed what one could say about dynamics in an open strategy process by using a role theory lens by looking at recently collected data from an open strategy process.
The workshop was concluded with a conversation on how and why roles matter for open strategy, followed by a great dinner at Stiegl Klosterhof.
It was an insightful and inspiring day, thank you all for joining and coming to visit us at JKU Business School!

Knowledge of a strategy tool is one thing, but its application in practice is another!
This week, our guest Daniel Dommes from Raiffeisenlandesbank Oberösterreich demonstrated the challenge of implementing a Balanced Scorecard (BSC) in our introductory strategy course and in the Essentials of Strategic Management course.
