The internal network Members of the Joint Academic Partnership

Prof. Dr. Barbara Brandstetter

Professor for Economic Journalism (zur Profilseite)

Dr Barbara Brandstetter has been a professor for Economic Journalism at Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences since 2011. She is head of the Media & User Experience Competence Centre and is responsible for the focal area of Cross Media in the InformationManagement and Corporate Communications study programme. Barbara Brandstetter has long-standing professional experience as an editor in economic and financial editorial offices
(including Welt, Welt am Sonntag, Berliner Morgenpost). Her thematic focus lies in pension schemes, taxes, insurances, and financial investments. Her fields of research encompass business and consumer journalism, usability & UK as well as media economics. She studied romance studies (linguistics), economics, and journalism in Hamburg, and completed an economic traineeship at Axel Springer school of journalism. Barbara Brandstetter is a member of the administrative council of Stiftung Warentest (leading German consumer safety group), of the advisory committee of Marktwächter Finanzen and on the jury for journalistic prizes. Her reference book “Verbraucherjournalismus” (consumer
journalism) was published in 2014. In 2017, she published the textbook “Wirtschaft – Basiswissen für die Medienpraxis” (Economy – Basic Knowledge for Media Practice) (co-author: Steffen Range). Brandstetter writes a regular column on financial themes (asset issues) in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.

Projects:

• Ethical dimensions of immersive journalism
  from Lukas Kick in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media
• Panama Papers and football leaks. The way in which international research associations and publishing networks are transforming investigative journalism.
  from Thomas Eckerl in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media

Prof. Dr. Oliver Hahn

Professor Oliver Hahn, PhD, is Professor of Journalism and Vice-Dean for Internationalization and Research in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at the University of Passau, Germany. He is specialized in international comparative research of journalism, media and communication. He serves as Co-Vice-Chair of the Journalism Research and Education (JRE) section of the International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) and as Liaison Officer to the World Journalism Education Council (WJEC).

Direktoriumsmitglied

Projects:

• Narration research in the delicate balance between (counter-) public spheres, media manipulation and propaganda
  from Thorsten Vellmerk in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media
• Panama Papers and football leaks. The way in which international research associations and publishing networks are transforming investigative journalism.
  from Thomas Eckerl in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media
• Being German as a framed narrative? A constructive systemic approach.
  from Andreas Paulweber in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media
• Ethical dimensions of immersive journalism
  from Lukas Kick in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media
• Mass Media and Governance: Issues and Challenges to Free Press in contemporary Pakistan
  from Awais Ahmad in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media

Prof. Dr. Natascha Zowislo-Grünewald

Institut for organisational communication.

www.strategic-communication-management.de

Projects:

• Mass Media and Governance: Issues and Challenges to Free Press in contemporary Pakistan
  from Awais Ahmad in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media
• Being German as a framed narrative? A constructive systemic approach.
  from Andreas Paulweber in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media
• Narration research in the delicate balance between (counter-) public spheres, media manipulation and propaganda
  from Thorsten Vellmerk in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media
• Immersive media and war reporting: uses, potentials and challenges of 360° video to narrate armed conflicts
  from David Castro Lotero in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media

Prof. Dr. Barbara Brandstetter

Professor for Economic Journalism (zur Profilseite)

Dr Barbara Brandstetter has been a professor for Economic Journalism at Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences since 2011. She is head of the Media & User Experience Competence Centre and is responsible for the focal area of Cross Media in the InformationManagement and Corporate Communications study programme. Barbara Brandstetter has long-standing professional experience as an editor in economic and financial editorial offices
(including Welt, Welt am Sonntag, Berliner Morgenpost). Her thematic focus lies in pension schemes, taxes, insurances, and financial investments. Her fields of research encompass business and consumer journalism, usability & UK as well as media economics. She studied romance studies (linguistics), economics, and journalism in Hamburg, and completed an economic traineeship at Axel Springer school of journalism. Barbara Brandstetter is a member of the administrative council of Stiftung Warentest (leading German consumer safety group), of the advisory committee of Marktwächter Finanzen and on the jury for journalistic prizes. Her reference book “Verbraucherjournalismus” (consumer
journalism) was published in 2014. In 2017, she published the textbook “Wirtschaft – Basiswissen für die Medienpraxis” (Economy – Basic Knowledge for Media Practice) (co-author: Steffen Range). Brandstetter writes a regular column on financial themes (asset issues) in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.

Projects:

• Ethical dimensions of immersive journalism
  from Lukas Kick in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media
• Panama Papers and football leaks. The way in which international research associations and publishing networks are transforming investigative journalism.
  from Thomas Eckerl in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media

Prof. Dr. Barbara Brandstetter

Professor for Economic Journalism (zur Profilseite)

Dr Barbara Brandstetter has been a professor for Economic Journalism at Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences since 2011. She is head of the Media & User Experience Competence Centre and is responsible for the focal area of Cross Media in the InformationManagement and Corporate Communications study programme. Barbara Brandstetter has long-standing professional experience as an editor in economic and financial editorial offices
(including Welt, Welt am Sonntag, Berliner Morgenpost). Her thematic focus lies in pension schemes, taxes, insurances, and financial investments. Her fields of research encompass business and consumer journalism, usability & UK as well as media economics. She studied romance studies (linguistics), economics, and journalism in Hamburg, and completed an economic traineeship at Axel Springer school of journalism. Barbara Brandstetter is a member of the administrative council of Stiftung Warentest (leading German consumer safety group), of the advisory committee of Marktwächter Finanzen and on the jury for journalistic prizes. Her reference book “Verbraucherjournalismus” (consumer
journalism) was published in 2014. In 2017, she published the textbook “Wirtschaft – Basiswissen für die Medienpraxis” (Economy – Basic Knowledge for Media Practice) (co-author: Steffen Range). Brandstetter writes a regular column on financial themes (asset issues) in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.

Projects:

• Ethical dimensions of immersive journalism
  from Lukas Kick in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media
• Panama Papers and football leaks. The way in which international research associations and publishing networks are transforming investigative journalism.
  from Thomas Eckerl in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media

Prof. Dr. Oliver Hahn

Professor Oliver Hahn, PhD, is Professor of Journalism and Vice-Dean for Internationalization and Research in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at the University of Passau, Germany. He is specialized in international comparative research of journalism, media and communication. He serves as Co-Vice-Chair of the Journalism Research and Education (JRE) section of the International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) and as Liaison Officer to the World Journalism Education Council (WJEC).

Direktoriumsmitglied

Projects:

• Narration research in the delicate balance between (counter-) public spheres, media manipulation and propaganda
  from Thorsten Vellmerk in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media
• Panama Papers and football leaks. The way in which international research associations and publishing networks are transforming investigative journalism.
  from Thomas Eckerl in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media
• Being German as a framed narrative? A constructive systemic approach.
  from Andreas Paulweber in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media
• Ethical dimensions of immersive journalism
  from Lukas Kick in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media
• Mass Media and Governance: Issues and Challenges to Free Press in contemporary Pakistan
  from Awais Ahmad in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media

Prof. Dr. Natascha Zowislo-Grünewald

Institut for organisational communication.

www.strategic-communication-management.de

Projects:

• Mass Media and Governance: Issues and Challenges to Free Press in contemporary Pakistan
  from Awais Ahmad in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media
• Being German as a framed narrative? A constructive systemic approach.
  from Andreas Paulweber in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media
• Narration research in the delicate balance between (counter-) public spheres, media manipulation and propaganda
  from Thorsten Vellmerk in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media
• Immersive media and war reporting: uses, potentials and challenges of 360° video to narrate armed conflicts
  from David Castro Lotero in the Joint Academic Partnership Communication & Media