Prof. Dr.  Georg Loscher

Prof. Dr. Georg Loscher

Head of Research Group "Digital Management and Work"

Professor

Digital transformation is not a destination but a mindset—an ongoing evolution where innovation, agility, and human potential converge to reshape how we live and work.

About

Georg Loscher is a professor at the German University of Digital Science, specialising in the digital transformation of management. He previously held a senior research position at the Universität der Bundeswehr München, where he completed his PhD and habilitation. Dr. Loscher has also conducted academic visits at the University of Oxford and Trinity College Dublin, focusing on how digital technologies reshape management and work.

Coordinated Study Programs

Digital Management & Human Resources

Digital Management & Human Resources

MICRO-DEGREE

Learn theoretical and practical frameworks for managing digital transformation and its impact on work and organizational structures, examining how data-driven strategies, human-AI collaboration, and algorithms reshape workforce dynamics.

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Digital Business Models & Venture Building

Digital Business Models & Venture Building

MICRO-DEGREE

Digital Business Models play a fundamental role in an organization for realizing new ways of value creation for customers and remaining competitive in an increasingly digital world.

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Digital Age Leadership and Innovation Management

Digital Age Leadership and Innovation Management

MICRO-DEGREE

The module focuses on advanced theoretical as well as practical frameworks and methods for leadership in the digital world as well as the required change management tools to achieve digital transformation within an organization.

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M.Sc. Digital Leadership

MASTER

Driving Change, leading digital!

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MBA Digital Management (available soon)

MBA

Lead the change in the digital era!

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Quick Info

Position:

Professor

Role:

Head of Research Group "Digital Management and Work"

Teaching Subject:

Digital Management and Work