The colloquium provides Bachelor and Master students at the chair for Consumer and User Behavior the opportunity to present their work, receive constructive feedback on their thesis, obtain essential skills in perceiving and evaluating original research findings, translate a research question into a testable hypothesis, learn how to effectively collect and statistically analyze behavioral data, and write meaningful scientific papers.

Due to the spread of a nasty killer virus, this class will be held online. If you want to join-in, please send an email directly to Benjamin Scheibehenne (scheibehenne@kit.edu).