I teach managerial accounting, cost management, management control and organizational economics at the bachelor and master level at the University of Tübingen. My courses combine the conceptual foundations of cost accounting and management control with recent empirical evidence on how performance management and incentive systems work in practice.
Lecture “Accounting Information and Strategic Cost Management”
Lecture “Internes Rechnungswesen (Cost Accounting)”
Bachelor Seminar “Managerial Accounting”
Lecture “Managerial Accounting and Cost Analysis”
Lecture “Organizational Economics”
Lecture “Managerial Accounting: Control Systems, Top Executives, and Ethics”
Master Seminar “Recent Topics in Empirical Accounting Research”
Course “Accounting & Controlling mit SAP” (in cooperation with Ernst & Young)
Earlier courses include “Managerial Economics and Organizational Architecture”, “The Empirical Evaluation of Management Practices”, “Experimental Accounting Research”, “Subjective Performance Evaluation” and “Human Resource Management” (University of Cologne), as well as PhD and Executive MBA modules on human resource management and leadership at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT).
Wiwi Impuls 2026 (Best Teaching Award), awarded by the Business and Economics Student Council (Freie Fachschaft Wirtschaftswissenschaft) of the University of Tübingen.
Primary advisor: Michael Haylock (placement: PostDoc, University of Duisburg-Essen, now University of Cologne), Patrick Maier (first placement: Horváth & Partner GmbH), Stefanie Ehmann (ongoing), Julian Wenzel (ongoing).
Secondary advisor: Nadja Gutermann (ongoing), Katharina Moser, Sarah Diederich, Valentin Haag (placement: SV Versicherung), Johannes Auer (placement: Robert Bosch GmbH), Stefanie Wolter (University of Würzburg; placement: IAB Nuremberg).
I supervise bachelor and master theses as well as seminar papers in performance management, managerial accounting, personnel and organizational economics, and applied microeconometrics, including joint supervision of double-degree master students from the Université catholique de Louvain (Louvain School of Management), EM Strasbourg Business School and the Università degli Studi di Padova. If you are interested in writing your thesis at the Department of Managerial Accounting, please consult the information on the department website.