Receipt of the habilitation certificate

16 Juli 2020

Christian Nitzl receives his habilitation certificate as a highlight of his academic career from Dean Prof. Stephan Kaiser.

Christian Nitzl, one of the senior researchers at CISS, receives his habilitation certificate from Dean Prof. Stephan Kaiser. The habilitation is the highest academic degree to be achieved in Germany. His research work within the context of his habilitation dealt on the one hand with the further development of the statistical evaluation method Partial-Least-Squares Structural Equation Modelling. On the other hand, he was empirically analyzing the introduction and acceptance of new information systems in public institutions.

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