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Applied Psychology
Designing more flexible work

Designing more flexible work

Transformation of leadership, collaboration and space in terms of «New Work»

Digitalisation and increased flexibility are changing the world of work and offer a great deal of development potential while certainties are dwindling. “New Work” influences both the way in which we work as well as where we will work in the future and our well-being.

We are eager to shape these transformations and embrace managing them positively and productively. So that people can work together mindfully and successfully, we organise leadership, collaboration and the spatial environment on a psychologically sound basis.

Together with us in our research projects, you benefit from the latest scientific findings for your practice. We support you in innovation and transformation processes and generate new knowledge with you. We systematically develop change measures and check their impact – in order to organise flexible work on a sustainable basis.

Further Information

Extensive information about the research activities and projects in this Design and Innovation Area can be found on the German website.

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  • Institute for Research and Development of Collaborative Processes

    Increasing mobility, networking and digitisation are changing work and education: People face new opportunities and challenges in cooperation.

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Applied Psychology
Theresia Leuenberger

Dr. Theresia Leuenberger

Senior Researcher

Telephone

+41 62 957 29 08

E-mail

theresia.leuenberger@fhnw.ch

Address

FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland School of Applied Psychology Riggenbachstrasse 16 CH – 4600 Olten

Katrina Welge

Katrina Welge

Lecturer

Telephone

+41 62 957 24 65

E-mail

katrina.welge@fhnw.ch

Address

FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland School of Applied Psychology Riggenbachstrasse 16 CH – 4600 Olten

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