Anna Lesche
Anna Lesche completed her Master's degree at ZU in 2023 and has since worked as a research assistant and doctoral candidate at the Center for Mobility Studies at ZU.
What activities does the ZU qualify me for?
"ZU qualified me for interdisciplinary research and collaboration, especially in the field of psychological and economic aspects of human decision-making. The ability to lead complex projects and translate research findings into practical applications was particularly encouraged."
How do you work at the interface between business, culture and politics?
"The course gave me a deep understanding of the interaction between these areas. By focusing on interdisciplinary solutions, I learned how to work effectively at this interface to develop holistic solutions to complex problems."
What job profiles are available after studying at ZU?
"Graduates are qualified for a variety of roles, including research, project management and consultancy, particularly in areas that require interdisciplinary knowledge."
How did your studies prepare you for your current job?
"My studies at ZU gave me a unique perspective on research and analysis. It has prepared me to pursue innovative approaches in my current position, especially in relation to the application of AI in mobility research."
Why exactly IRMA at ZU?
"I chose the Interdisciplinary Research Master because of its unique structure, which allowed me to develop my own research project and gain in-depth knowledge in the fields of psychology and economics. The Master was also a unique opportunity to prepare for my PhD."
What type of person would you recommend to study IRMA?
"This program is ideal for people who show initiative, think creatively and are willing to cross traditional academic boundaries to develop innovative research projects."
