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How Abuse of Power Is Becoming the Norm
A new study involving the Mannheim-based economist junior professor Dr. Wladislaw Mill shows: Victims of abuse of power get used to unfair rules.
Uni-Fest at the University of Mannheim on 6 September
On 6 September, the University of Mannheim invites the public to the Uni-Fest – a new format blending science, music, and partying to mark the beginning of the new semester. Under the theme “Celebrate. Research. Together.”, guests can expect a diverse program featuring scientific talks and ...
Portrait von Filomen Di Marco. Sie trägt ein schwarzes Oberteil und eine dunkelgraue Strickjacke.
New myUniMA story Published
Every month, students report on their experiences at the University of Mannheim.
Beauty Is an Advantage, but Not Everywhere
A new study by researchers at the University of Mannheim demonstrates how cultures evaluate attractiveness differently and the influence this evaluation can have on social success.
Eine Studentin sitzt an einem Tisch mit einem aufgeklapptenn Laptop und einem Stift in der Hand.
ENGAGE.EU Online Exchange Initiative: Apply now for Fall Semester
Students can apply for online courses at the ENGAGE.EU partner universities until 30 June 2025.
Your Occupations Shape Your Personality, and Vice Versa
A new study by researchers at the University of Mannheim shows that people with similar personality traits often work in similar jobs. Those who stand out from their colleagues, on the other hand, often change jobs.
Mehrere Menschen sitzen um ein Plakat herum, auf dem "Sustainable" steht.
Climate Communication Works: New Study Shows That Factual Information Can also Convince Climate Skeptics
A new study involving Mannheim social scientist Dr. Stefano Balietti shows that factual reporting on climate change can have an impact even on skeptical readers. Contrary to popular belief, well-founded information increases concern about climate change, even among those who have previously been ...

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