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Planning a professional life is starting seriously after having finished school. Young people have to find out whether they would like to study or not. What topic hits best to their abilities, where do they want to study? And may be some of them also take into account where the girl or boy friend will go and what about compatibility of a future job and a family life?

Having finished studying somehow the decision has to be taken again. Does a graduate want to leave University for a business elsewhere or would she like to continue as a doctoral student? At this point different professional lives or careers are implying various interesting models of work life balance. Often at this stage of life the question of having its own family is coming more and more to the fore. Is a decision in one direction is in favouring having both an interesting job and a family life? Cleary this question cannot be answered with yes or no. Of course, there is no golden rule of right or wrong! Many issues are influencing a good or bad work life balance: the job itself, the employer, the colleagues, the partner etc. It remains a decision under uncertainty. Consequently, the only advice one may give regarding the job decision:

If you like doing research and you may think of continuing with an academic career, take the courage and do it. And if you are starting having your own family, you will find solutions of combining both. Planning a professional life is starting seriously after having finished school. Young people have to find out whether they would like to study or not. What topic hits best to their abilities, where do they want to study? And may be some of them also take into account where the girl or boy friend will go and what about compatibility of a future job and a family life?

In the following some researchers introduce their professional career and answer how they deal with the questions listed above. When you click on the pictures you find more about them.

Dr. Ulrike Haake


  • 1992 - 2000 Studies in Mathematical Economics at Bielefeld University, Diplom Wirtschaftsmathematikerin
  • 1995-1996 Studies in Maîtrise en Sciences Sociales (MASS) at Université C. Bernard-Lyon I und Université Lumière-Lyon II
  • 2000 Research assistant, Institute of Institutional Socio Economy (iiso), University of Bremen
  • Since 2000 Research assistant, Institute of Mathematical Economics (IMW), Bielefeld University
  • 2005 Dr. rer. pol., Faculty of Business Administration and Economics, Bielefeld University
  • Since 2005 Scientific management of QEM
  • Since 2007 Scientific management of EBIM
  • Since 2010 Scientific management of BiGSEM and EDE-EM

 

 

Prof. Dr. Evelyn Korn

Evelyn Korn

  • 1988 Abitur
  • 1994 Diplom in Mathematics, Dortmund
  • 1999 Ph.D. in Economics, Dortmund
  • 2004 Habilitation in Business Administration, Tübingen
  • Since 2004 Full Professor of Economics (in particular Microeconomics), Marburg

 

 

 

 

Prof. Dr. Caren Sureth

Caren Sureth

  • 1985 Abitur
  • 1985 – 1988 apprenticeship at a major bank
  • 1993 Diplom in Business Administration, Passau
  • 1994 – 1999 Doctoral student and research assistant to Prof. Dr. Rolf König, Chair of Business Administration and Management (esp. Business Taxation), University of Bielefeld
  • 1999 Award of title of Dr. rer. pol.
  • 2003 Habilitation in Business Administration, Bielefeld
  • Since 2004 Professor of Business administration (esp. accounting / business taxation), Paderborn
  • 2003 – 2010 Calls to professorships at University of Graz, Humboldt University Berlin, University of Frankfurt/Main

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