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Find out more about the Expert Groups of the IFM - Institute of Facility Management

Prof. Dr. -Ing. Antje Junghans
Institute Director Facility Management

Deputy Director of Institute
Programme Director Bachelor of Science in Facility Management

Programme Director Master of Science in Real Estate and Facility Management

Stefan Michael Kauer
Director further education Real Estate and Facility Management
Competency Groups
The research activities of the three Competency Groups at the Institute of Facility Management (IFM) centre around process-related, organisational, methodological and product-driven development and innovation in the field of facility management. Their cutting-edge research and active efforts in terms of transferring knowledge to industry make them an indispensable partner and driving force within the sector. The IFM's application-driven research focuses on current and future economic and social issues.
Competency Group Business Administration and Human Resources
The Competency Group Business Administration and Human Resources addresses business management and employee-related issues in the field of facility management (FM). It takes a scientific and application-driven approach to its work, and develops robust and practical solutions in collaboration with its clients and cooperation partners.
Hospitality & Service Management Expert Group
The Hospitality & Service Management Expert Group researches and works on topics in the context of hospitality and service management. The focus is on stakeholder-centric management of services, for example in healthcare organisations, gastronomic businesses and hotels. In collaboration with our research partners, we examine research questions and develop systematic approaches. With our partners in industry, we analyse problems, develop practicable solutions and support their implementation. Our customers and partners are businesses and institutions of any size.
Competency Group Real Estate Management
The Competency Group Real Estate Management researches and develops solutions to FM-related real estate issues. People spend most of their lives in buildings, whether at home or at work, and so the macroeconomic significance of real estate is huge. The Group is actively involved in developing FM-based guidelines for the real estate sector in order to raise the overall economic profile of this field.
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