Blueprint for Impact' presented at the Green Community Breakfast
8 May 2025 I Münster
Judith Helmer presented the "Blueprint for Impact" project at the Green Community Breakfast hosted by FH Münster.
As part of this open exchange format, which regularly showcases sustainability initiatives at the university, she outlined the goals and progress of the project.
Pia Töns Says Goodbye to the S2B Team
30 April 2025 I Münster
After many successful years, it's time to say farewell: Our esteemed colleague Pia Töns is leaving the Science-to-Business Marketing Research Center.
NatAlli e-Zine Issue 2 Now Available!
28 April 2025 | Münster
We are excited to announce the launch of the second issue of the NatAlli e-zine!
Following the enthusiastic response to our first edition, this new issue offers an in-depth look at the ongoing progress and achievements of the NatAlli project, which is dedicated to supporting highly educated Ukrainian women in entrepreneurship and innovation.
S2BMRC Team Member Katrin Uude Successfully Defends Doctoral Dissertation
8 April 2025 | Münster / Adelaide
We are delighted to share the exciting news that our colleague, Katrin Uude, has successfully defended her doctoral dissertation on April 7th, 2025. This marks a significant academic milestone and a proud moment for the entire S2BMRC team.
DERMASENCE Semester Project Kick-Off
7 April 2025 | Münster
On Monday, April 7th, the Science-to-Business Marketing Research Centre (S2BMRC) welcomed a new semester project in collaboration with DERMASENCE | Medicos Kosmetik GmbH & Co.. Four Bachelor and two Master students from FH Münster officially kicked off the project under the supervision of Maynara Furquim and Nelli Scharapow, S2BMRC team members and project supervisors.
S2BMRC hosted PARTICIPATE25 on "Brandpreneurship" bringing together innovative Brand Agencies
3 - 4 April 2025 | Münster
Fifteen agencies from Austria and Germany discussed the topic of brandpreneurship and the role of AI in marketing and brand communication in future. The alternation between presentations, case studies, workshop and breaks outs initiated a lively knowledge and idea exchange based on the expertise of all participants based on trustful joint work.
Amplifying Women's Voices through Authentic Personal Branding* An interactive workshop exploring personal branding, visibility, and media pressure
27 March 2025 | Münster
On 27 March 2025, the Science-to-Business Marketing Research Centre hosted the interactive workshop "Personal Branding for Women - Between Authenticity and (Media) Pressure". The event brought together 20 engaged participants from across the university-staff and students-who were eager to explore how personal branding can align with authenticity, especially under the growing influence of digital visibility and societal expectations.SUNRISE LAB at the Status Seminar in Eberswalde: Exchange, Networking, and New Impulses
25 - 26 März 2025 | Eberswalde
The SUNRISE LAB is a collaborative project between FH Münster, Katholische Hochschule NRW, and Universität Münster, investigating how real-world labs can contribute to the sustainable transformation of higher education institutions.
WE.Lead at the conference "Innovative - Excellent - Visible"
20 - 21 March 2025 | Berlin
Nelli Scharapow experienced exciting days full of exchange, inspiration, and new impulses in Berlin.
Our colleague attended the conference Fachtagung "Innovativ - Exzellent - Sichtbar" by Metavorhaben "Innovative Frauen im Fokus" (meta-IFiF) and presented our research project WE.Lead (funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)), which is committed to creating inclusive structures within organizations and the entrepreneurial ecosystem. What was particularly valuable: There was time for discussion and questions, and the high level of interest showed just how many people are passionate about this topic.
EARTH Project: Good Practice Compendium and Starter Kit
17 March 2025 | Münster
The EARTH (Ethical and Responsible Transportation and Handling) project has reached a major milestone with the official launch of its Good Practice Compendium and Starter Kit, now available for download in multiple languages on the project website. These valuable resources are designed to support educators across Europe integrate innovation management and sustainability into their logistics teaching practices.
The CiE Gateway project resources: practical tools for educators
28 February 2025 | Münster
After an inspiring journey, the Cooperation in Education (CiE) Gateway project has officially come to an end. For 18 months, the project partners have worked a lot and achieve remarkable results.
WE.Lead Academy at the Women's* Empowerment Convention 2025
6 March 2025 | Münster
Our team members Elina Isakova and Nelli Scharapow hosted impactful workshops at this year's Women's* Empowerment Convention 2025 as part of the WE.Lead Academy for the BMBF project WE.Lead.
The Women's Empowerment Convention 2025 - An inspiring day with keynotes, impulses, workshops, and a panel discussion
by Nike Gais
6 March 2025 | Münster
The third Women's Empowerment Convention took place in the beautiful Castle of Münster. The event was organized by a collaborative team from the REACH - EUREGIO Start-up Center, the University of Münster, FH Münster, the TAFH GmbH, and members at our Science-to-Business Marketing Research Centre (S2BMRC). The event gathered a diverse set of entrepreneurs, professionals, ecosystem stakeholders, and students to discuss equality in women's entrepreneurship and leadership.
Prof. Baaken nominated for the 2025 TechPipeline Impact Award, USA
25 February 2025 | Münster
The news came somewhat unexpectedly. This makes its content all the more gratifying: the nomination of our founder and long-standing General Manager Professor Thomas Baaken as a potential final winner of the 2025 TechPipeline Impact Award in one of the six categories, namely "Excellence in Community Contribution".
New criteria in the DDW city ranking based on input from Prof. Baaken (S2BMRC)
21 February 2025 | Neuss
The new 2025 city ranking for Germany, published on February 21, shows significant shifts. These changes are due to updates in the scoring model, including the addition of "Higher Education Organisations," which play a crucial role in local economies. The inclusion of "Higher Education Organisations" as a factor is thanks to an impulse from our founder and long-standing General Manager Professor Dr. Thomas Baaken.
Launch of the Crash Course on the Regenerative Economy
11 February 2025 | Münster
The re:gen-u consortium has developed the Crash Course on the Regenerative Economy, a free online course designed to introduce key concepts and strategies for sustainable and circular business models. Hosted on Udemy, this MOOC provides a structured and accessible learning experience for anyone interested in regenerative economic principles.
Innovative Teaching Toolkit for Integrating a Digital Escape Room into Entrepreneurship Education
3 February 2025 | Münster
As part of the Enhancer project, a digital Educational Escape Room was developed to enhance teaching in the field of Social Entrepreneurship. FH Münster, as one of the project partners, has now collaborated with its partners to create a comprehensive Teaching Toolkit. This toolkit aims to support educators in integrating the Escape Room into their courses and applying innovative teaching methods.
Change Lab empowers Master Students as Research Mentors and Drives Science-based Concepts for Sustainable Impact
29 January 2025 | Münster
As part of the ongoing Change Lab initiative supported by the Münster School of Business, this semester's student project has set a new benchmark in fostering research skills among young learners and driving innovative, science-based concepts. The project is a cooperation between FH Münster, the Maximilian-Kolbe-Gesamtschule (MKG), a comprehensive school in Saerbeck, and the climate community Saerbeck.
Students from FH Münster Successfully Complete Semester Project with Münstermann
16 January 2025 | Telgte
A group of four bachelor's and four master's students from FH Münster had the unique opportunity to collaborate with Bernd Münstermann GmbH & Co. KG on a challenging project. Guided by Thorsten Kliewe and Annika Wesbuer from FH Münster, as well as Sophia Rüter from Münstermann, the students explored a real-world problem posed by the company.
eWBL Project ends and the final eWBL Newsletter
1 January 2025 | Münster
After an inspiring and transformative journey, the eWBL project has officially come to an end. As a fitting finale, the team has released a final newsletter capturing the project's remarkable achievements and the innovative resources developed along the way.