Swiss universities 2005 with 100 works on communication
In 2005, a total of 100 German-language academic papers on organizational communication topics were produced at Swiss universities. This finding, the first of its kind in Switzerland, was compiled by a student project group at the HWZ Hochschule für Wirtschaft Zürich.
In 2005, a total of 100 German-language academic papers on organizational communication topics were produced at Swiss universities. This finding, the first of its kind in Switzerland, was compiled by a student project group at the HWZ Hochschule für Wirtschaft Zürich.
According to a media communiqué from the Zurich School of Business FHWZ, 66 of the 100 theses fall into the category "Diploma Theses", with the remainder being book contributions, journal articles, conference papers and working papers. Most of the theses came from the University of St. Gallen (17 theses), followed by the University of Fribourg (14), the ZHW Zurich University of Applied Sciences Winterthur (10), the HWZ Zurich School of Business (9) and the University of Zurich (6). The most important topics were "Stakeholder communication" and "Brand".
The project group of the Bachelor's degree program in Communication at the HWZ Hochschule für Wirtschaft Zürich has now compiled and listed these works. The aim of the bibliographical work was to provide communication practitioners in business, associations and public administration with a better overview and thus access to the scientific findings in their field. The main titles and subtitles of the publications were selected using a fixed grid of 68 specialist terms. The results document the now important position of organizational communication in teaching and research at many Swiss universities.
According to a media communiqué from the Zurich School of Business FHWZ, 66 of the 100 theses fall into the category "Diploma Theses", with the remainder being book contributions, journal articles, conference papers and working papers. Most of the theses came from the University of St. Gallen (17 theses), followed by the University of Fribourg (14), the ZHW Zurich University of Applied Sciences Winterthur (10), the HWZ Zurich School of Business (9) and the University of Zurich (6). The most important topics were "Stakeholder communication" and "Brand".
The project group of the Bachelor's degree program in Communication at the HWZ Hochschule für Wirtschaft Zürich has now compiled and listed these works. The aim of the bibliographical work was to provide communication practitioners in business, associations and public administration with a better overview and thus access to the scientific findings in their field. The main titles and subtitles of the publications were selected using a fixed grid of 68 specialist terms. The results document the now important position of organizational communication in teaching and research at many Swiss universities.
