Awards and Prizes Given by the School and by the University
Publication Award of the School of Business and Economics
The Publication Award is presented for outstanding publication achievements of academic staff members of the School of Business and Economics at RWTH Aachen University. Each year, up to 3 individuals receive the Publication Award.
Award Winners 2012:
1st prize: Herr Dr.rer.pol. Jan Kemper
2nd prize: Herr Dr.rer.pol. Ralph Breuer
Award Winners 2011::
1st prize:Herr Oliver Schilke, Ph.D
2nd prize: Herr Dr.rer.pol. Marcus Kunte
Award Winners 2010:
- 1st prize: Herr Privatdozent Dr.rer.pol. Guido Schryen
- 2nd prize: Herr Dr.rer.pol. Robin Kleer
- 3rd prize: Herr Dr.rer.pol. Florian Heinemann
Award Winners 2009:
- 1st prize: Herr Dr.rer.pol. Andreas Engelen
- 2nd prize: Herr Dr.rer.pol. Christian Schmitz
Friedrich-Wilhelm Award
Every year, RWTH Aachen University presents the Friedrich-Wilhelm Award to students, doctoral degree holders and post-doctoral Habilitation degree holders at RWTH Aachen University in recognition of their outstanding academic achievements.
The award is donated by the foundation of the same name, which was established in 1865 by the legal predecessors of today's insurance company, the Aachener and Münchener Beteiligungsgesellschaft. The award is intended to support research and teaching at RWTH Aachen University and also to support individual students and young scientists. The name of the foundation dates back to the Prussian Crown Prince, who later became Kaiser Friedrich Wilhelm III. In 1858, he was presented by the Aachener and Münchener Feuerversicherungsgesellschaft with a donation of 5,000 German Talers in order to found a polytechnical institute in the Rhine Province. This donation formed the basis of the Friedrich-Wilhelm Foundation, which was subsequently established, and which itself formed the basis of today's RWTH Aachen University.
Award Winners 2012 from the School of Business and Economics
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Frau Dipl. Wirt.-Ing. Nora Bock:
Übernahme börsennotierter Unternehmen (Diplomarbeit) -
Herr Dipl.-Wirt.-Ing. Jörn Hünteler:
Der Einfluss von politischer Förderung auf technischen Wandel: Untersuchung alternativer Wege zur Wettbewerbsfähigkeit von Erneuerbare Energien-Technologien (Diplomarbeit) -
Herr Dr.rer.pol. Ralph Breuer:
Time lags and synergies of online advertising (Dissertation) -
Frau Dr.rer.pol. Lena Teresa Calahorrano Pena:
Essays on Population Aging and the Political Economy of Immigration (Dissertation)
Award Winners 2011 from the School of Business and Economics
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Philipp David an de Meulen:
Demographic Structure and the Risk of Expropriation as an Impediment of International Investment - A Political Economy Approach (Dissertation)
Award Winners 2010 from the School of Business and Economics
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Sebastian Stoll:
Schätzen eines dynamischen Paneldatenmodells mit kurzem Zeithorizont und Einheitswurzeln oder Kointegration (Diplomarbeit) -
Daniel Küpper:
Die Erfolgswirkung von Effectuation im Kontext von F&E-Projekten. Eine empirische Analyse (Dissertation) -
Tobias Paulun:
Simulation der langfristigen Entwicklung des europäischen Elektrizitätsmarktes (Dissertation)
Award Winners 2009 from the School of Business and Economics
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Michael Müssigbrodt:
Equity Premium Puzzle (Diplomarbeit)
Borchers Plakette Award and Springorum Commemorative Coin of RWTH Aachen
Every year, proRWTH - the Association of Friends and Supporters of RWTH Aachen University - presents the Springorum Commemorative Coin and the Borchers Plakette Award. During the presentation ceremony, the Springorum Commemorative Coin is awarded to outstanding graduates of RWTH Aachen University. The Coin has been awarded since 1925. The Borchers Plakette Award is named after an earlier Rector of RWTH Aachen University - Prof. Wilhelm Borchers. Created in 1909, it is awarded for outstanding doctoral degree theses. The Association itself has existed since 1918. It consists of 100 firms and 1,300 motivated individuals. By implementing generous grants, the Association of Friends and Supporters of RWTH Aachen University continuously supports research and teaching activities at the University. Institutes, private individuals, research projects, and student ideas are all supported.