Event
In the academic year of 2022/2023, the Intensive Seminar Programme will take place between 28 November 2022 and 3 December 2022.
The motto of this year’s Intensive Seminar Programme is „Management challenges, communication, and connections in a changing world”.
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In addition to presenters from international higher education institutions and the corporate sector, participants will also have the opportunity to meet some of the Faculty’s outstanding lecturers.
Learn More ...Workshops
During the Intensive Seminar Programme, which will be held between 28 November and 3 December 2022, students will also have the opportunity to join workshops, where smaller groups will work more intensively with corporate trainers and colleagues of our Faculty.
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Adela Karapici, PhD
Associate Professor, University of TiranaAlexandra Halmos
psychologist, BMEAndy Poole, MBA
Partnerships Director, Coursera for Campus, EMEAÁrpád Szőcs
trainer, BMEArseniy Samsonov, PhD
Postdoctoral Researcher, QSMS BMEBálint Horváth, PhD
Regional Circular Economy Expert, Embassy of the Kingdom of the NetherlandsBlanka Balogh
psychologist, BMEBrian Lin, PhD
National Chengchi University: Critical ThinkingDorottya Egres, PhD
university assistant professor, BME GTKGareth Williams, PhD
Associate Dean, Notthingham Trent UniversityJacob Brix, PhD
Professor of Innovation and ManagementLejla Lazovic-Pita PhD
Associate Professor, School of Economics and Business, University of SarajevoLuca Sandrini, PhD
Postdoctoral Researcher, QSMS BMEMiriam Sang-Ah Park, PhD
Principal Lecturer, Notthingham Trent UniversityNoemie Cabau, PhD
Postdoctoral Researcher, QSMS BMERafael Sardá, PhD
Associate Professor, ESADE Business SchoolSreoshi Banerjee, PhD
Postdoctoral Researcher, QSMS, BMESvetlana Ivanova, MBA
Teaching and Research Assistant, Institute for Managing Sustainability at the Vienna University of Economics and BusinessVivek Pundir, MBA
Growth Strategy Consultant, Copenhagen Business SchoolZsófia Beck
Managing Director and Partner in Boston Consulting Group (BCG)Zsombor Ligeti, PhD
university associate professor, BME GTKZsuzsanna Bodó
MBA Organizational Development Transformative Team Coach
Program
Day 1
2022 Nov 28
Day 2
2022 Nov 29
Day 3
2022 Nov 30
Day 4
2022 Dec 01
Day 5
2022 Dec 02
Day 6
2022 Dec 03
The difficult transitions between exploration and exploitation in established organizations
Professor Jacob Brix will talk about how organizations create balance between exploration and exploitation to remain continuously relevant. In his talk, focus will both be on theoretical ways of thinking... Read More
Jacob Brix, PhD
Writing rules to incentivize people
Short introduction: A mini-course on how to write contracts to make employees exert effort at the workplace. In his Nobel Prize lecture, economist Bengt Holmstrom mentioned that it gets... Read More
Arseniy Samsonov, PhD
Tax and non-tax revenues in the EU and selected Western Balkan countries
The purpose of the research is to evaluate and compare tax and non-tax revenues in the EU and selected Western Balkan countries. The comparative analysis includes the main tax types... Read More
Lejla Lazovic-Pita PhD
Writing rules to incentivize people
Short introduction: A mini-course on how to write contracts to make employees exert effort at the workplace. In his Nobel Prize lecture, economist Bengt Holmstrom mentioned that it gets... Read More
Arseniy Samsonov, PhD
Economic impact of Covid 19 in Albania
For more than two years the world has faced a new enemy called Covid -19 with a huge and tremendous impact on the global economy and on our lives too.... Read More
Adela Karapici, PhD
Economics of Innovation and Intellectual Property Rights
The first meeting would introduce IP laws in the EU and some of the main differences with the US equivalents. The second meeting would briefly cover the economic literature that... Read More
Luca Sandrini, PhD
Psychology of culture in the global age
With globalisation, it becomes increasingly important that we pay attention to the cultures of people, as one’s sociocultural context shapes and influences his/her beliefs, attitudes and behaviours in significant ways.... Read More
Miriam Sang-Ah Park, PhD
Cooperation: a better road to supply chain
What is supply chain collaboration, really? It is what happenswhen two or more discrete organisations work closely together to meet sharedobjectives. These objectives are typically focused on cost reduction, customerservice ... Read More
Sreoshi Banerjee, PhD
Understanding neurodiversity in the workplace through the lens of lifespan
One of the major challenges organisations face globally is the acquisition and retention of talent. This places a need for leaders to recognise the role neurodiversity plays in embracing opportunities... Read More
Nine billion people able to live well, within planetary boundaries”: a new mantra for business action
Contributing to social-ecological system resilience instead of taking from society and nature is not an easy challenge for companies. In the Anthropocene epoch, firms are required to develop new logics... Read More
Rafael Sardá, PhD
Making decisions as a group
Short introduction: A mini-course on challenges of group decision-making and ways to overcome them. Group discussions lead nowhere as people conceal what they know or come up with more... Read More
Arseniy Samsonov, PhD
The puzzle of psychological well-being
What is psychological well-being, and how can you work on it? You don’t need to feel unwell to start to enhance the level of your psychological well-being. In fact, you... Read More
Blanka Balogh
The theoretical background and practical application of the circular economy
The transition to a circular economy became a policy priority of the European Union. The circular concept replaces the linear “take-make-waste” approach of the last 250 year’s industrialism. It eliminates... Read More
Bálint Horváth, PhD
Responsible Research and Innovation
Svetlana Ivanova will introduce the concept of responsible research and innovation (RRI), its origins and main applications in Horizon 2020 project. The focus will be on the projects conducted with... Read More
Svetlana Ivanova, MBA
Cooperation: a better road to supply chain
What is supply chain collaboration, really? It is what happenswhen two or more discrete organisations work closely together to meet sharedobjectives. These objectives are typically focused on cost reduction, customerservice ... Read More
Sreoshi Banerjee, PhD
The evolution of Coursera – A startup in the changing education sector
‘The evolution of Coursera – A startup in the changing education sector’ Coursera was founded in 2012 by two Stanford University Professors, Andrew Ng and Daphne Koller. The 10 year... Read More
Andy Poole, MBA
Managing beyond homo economicus
Good managers are often expected to have a solid grounding in economics. This is a sound practice as economics concerns itself with optimum solutions to day-to-day problems and situations. However,... Read More
Vivek Pundir, MBA
Making decisions as a group
Short introduction: A mini-course on challenges of group decision-making and ways to overcome them. Group discussions lead nowhere as people conceal what they know or come up with more... Read More
Arseniy Samsonov, PhD
Job Crafting: Turn the Job You Have into the Job You Want
Whether you are a manager, employee, or a full-time student, you have tasks, professional relationships, and a mental image of what you are doing. In this interactive workshop, we take... Read More
Alexandra Halmos
Leadership styles and management communication in hybrid work environments
Identifying leadership and personal style (using test questions); Identifying the leadership toolkit appropriate to companies and groups at different stages of maturity; Leadership in digital environments, remote working, home office... Read More
Árpád Szőcs
Structural holes
This mini course proposes an introduction to network theory and its most relevant applications to communication in the workplace. We will first talk about the notion of betweenness centrality and structural holes.... Read More
Noemie Cabau, PhD
Defining the business concept and sources of funding for start-ups
Steps to develop a business concept, market and customer needs analysis; Options and funding instruments for start-ups; Incubation and seed venture capital investment process; Issues of involving business angels and... Read More
Árpád Szőcs
Circular Economy and Sustainability
The significance of circular economy business models has been increasingly recognized by the United Nations and the European Union in promoting sustainability. Compared to traditional business models, circular business models... Read More
Brian Lin, PhD
9:00 - 18:00
Women in Business Day
This day, the focus is on women. The programme features mainly MBA, Faculty graduate women in leadership positions who will also share their career paths.
Pro vs con: The practice of reasonable and effective debating
During the workshop, participants will have the opportunity to test themselves in a fact-based debate. Participating in the debate and the joint analysis of the debate can helpus become aware... Read More
Dorottya Egres, PhD
Womenomics in the 21st century
The beginning of the 21st century is about women. They are central in UN development, poverty reduction, and sustainability programs. They are targeted as the boost of economic growth. They are... Read More
Zsombor Ligeti, PhD
Diversitying career and leadership portfolio – Pillars in a changing world
We experience a rapidly changing world – challenging our resilience more than ever. Can we plan ahead our career path in these circumstances? Having a safe job, is it a... Read More
Zsuzsanna Bodó
Pro vs con: The practice of reasonable and effective debating
During the workshop, participants will have the opportunity to test themselves in a fact-based debate. Participating in the debate and the joint analysis of the debate can helpus become aware... Read More
Dorottya Egres, PhD
From BME to BCG in Energy
A career path from BME to a leadership position at one of the Tier 1 consulting companies in the world is not without challanges. But these challanges are often become... Read More
In The Shift to Hybrid Work: Which Psychological Aspects Should Managers Consider?
The way the world works is changing, and so is how to maintain a competitive edge in workplaces where human capital is the greatest asset. Interactive workshop and insights from... Read More
Alexandra Halmos
16:00 - 17:30
Room QB wing 4th floor
Networking Event
The intensive seminar is going to end on Saturday with an opportunity for participants to connect in a more informal setting. We welcome all colleagues, speakers and students to our... Read More
Location
Building Q
1117 Budapest, 2 Magyar tudósok körútja
iso@gtk.bme.hu
Sponsors
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