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The Department of Business Communication is home to research targeted at business communication, languages and culture.

The most important research areas at the Department of Business Communication are strategic corporate communication, knowledge communication, translation and interpreting, lexicography and cultural research.

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Research projects

Selected research projects

  • Corporate branding in Danish enterprises established in China
  • Digital Urban Living
  • The strategic museum
  • Innovation Network for Market, Communication and Consumption
  • Internal crisis management and crisis communication in Danish organisations
  • Internationalisation and Social Practice within the field of Danish Higher Education
  • MultiTrust - Multicriteria assessment and communication of effects of organic food systems
  • New methods for optimising the web communication in German of Danish SMEs
  • Development and implementation of CSR in Danish enterprises – a study of values, strategies and processes
  • Overview of current and previous projects

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Jonas Kretzschmar Fink

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