Research Profile

The Berlin School of Economics and Law (BSEL) has an intensive and wide-ranging research programme. Research at the BSEL takes place as internally funded research projects or third-party projects, or in the form of individual research. The University provides comprehensive information on research activities and sponsored research. Every two years, a Research Review is issued with an overview of the entire research carried out by the Berlin School of Economics and Law.

The Berlin School of Economics and Law has an established research profile in the following areas:

• International finance markets and monetary policy
• Company valuation, risk management and controlling
• Environmental and sustainability management
• Corporate governance and corporate social responsibility in the international context
• Gender and business
• Modern services and service infrastructures
• Regional and global governance
• Evaluation and quality assurance
• E-Government and business process optimisation
• Curricula development and international project management
• Jurisdiction on non-contentious matters
• Juvenile delinquency, multiple offenders and the penal system
• Industrial security and security management
• Police investigation methods
• Gender and terrorism
• Police law and the law on the right of assembly
• Criminal law
• Law of criminal procedure