Diverse, Relevant, and Internationally Visible: Publications of the Liechtenstein Business School in the First Half of 2025

Jul 14, 2025

Research at the Liechtenstein Business School is as diverse as it is current: In the first half of 2025, numerous studies were published and presented at international conferences – ranging from citizen science and artificial intelligence to cryptocurrencies and resource-efficient investing.

Bernd Schenk's New Textbook on “Advanced Management Information Systems” Published

Jul 10, 2025

The textbook is based on the competency model for graduate programs in Information Systems, which was developed jointly by the AIS (Association for Information Systems) and the ACM (Association for Computing Machinery). It is designed to support information systems students and faculty who wish to integrate state-of-the-art MIS concepts, frameworks and applications into their teaching.

New Publication on Early Detection of Innovation Trends Released

Jul 09, 2025

How can promising future technologies be identified at a very early stage – and how does their relevance manifest in practice? This question is addressed in a recent publication by Marie Scheuffele, Niels Fetkenheuer, and Prof. Dr. Leo Brecht from the Liechtenstein Business School, published in the renowned International Journal of Innovation Management.

Daniel Knapp's Dissertation Provides New Insights into the Interplay Between Innovation and Sustainability

Jul 09, 2025

The University of Liechtenstein congratulates Daniel Knapp on the successful defense of his dissertation “Driving Sustainability with Purpose: Unraveling the Role of Influencing Factors in Advancing Innovation Efficiency” with distinction.

Pop-Up-Exhibition: Maasai Women Builders from Ololosokwan

Jul 07, 2025

The "Day of Architecture" and the "Women in Architecture" Festival, which was organized throughout Germany for the first time, were celebrated on the last weekend in June. With 265 events, the festival aims to promote the debate on equality and diversity in building culture. Cornelia Faisst, university lecturer at the Liechtenstein School of Architecture, took part in the WIA Festival in Potsdam with the pop-up exhibition “Female African Architects”.

30 Years of EEA Membership: University of Liechtenstein Hosts Interdisciplinary Evening Event

Jul 07, 2025

On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Principality of Liechtenstein's EEA membership, a discussion event was held at the University of Liechtenstein on July 1, 2025 on the topic of “In the field of tension between integration and sovereignty” from an administrative science perspective. Around 80 guests, including numerous representatives of the Liechtenstein national administration, took part.

New Deputy Chairman Elected to the Senate

Jul 03, 2025

Congratulations on Successfully Completing your Apprenticeship

Jul 01, 2025

Our apprentice Joshua Längle has successfully completed his three-year commercial apprenticeship at the university and can now officially call himself a Kaufmann EFZ.

Artificial Intelligence Meets Tourism: Research Published in International Journal

Jun 30, 2025

The University of Liechtenstein is pleased to announce the publication of a new scientific study in the renowned academic journal Electronic Markets. The article, titled “Fine-Tuning Image-to-Text Models on Liechtenstein Tourist Attractions”, was authored by Dr. Pejman Ebrahimi, Postdoctoral Researcher at the Liechtenstein Business School, and Prof. Dr. Johannes Schneider, Professor of Data Science & Artificial Intelligence.

Congratulations to Marius Gramlich on his Doctorate with Top Marks

Jun 30, 2025

The University of Liechtenstein would like to congratulate Marius Gramlich on the successful defense of his dissertation with the highest distinction. The thesis entitled “Tokenomics on Crypto Exchanges and Experimental Asset Markets” was supervised by Prof. Dr. Martin Angerer and Prof. Dr. Fabian Schär from the University of Basel. They collaborated with Spiridon Penev (University of Sydney) and Yilong Xu (Utrecht University) – a successful example of the University of Liechtenstein's international research cooperation with leading partner institutions and researchers.

Tradition Meets Technology: Overcoming Cultural Tensions in AI Adoption within Lean Quality Management

Jun 30, 2025

On Monday, June 23, 2025, the inaugural lecture of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Benjamin van Giffen took place at the University of Liechtenstein. Under the title "Tradition Meets Technology: Overcoming Cultural Tensions in AI Adoption within Lean Quality Management", the new Professor of Information Systems & Digital Innovation shed light on the challenges and opportunities that arise from the interplay between traditional Lean principles and modern AI technologies.