HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management
Make it Science.
With this video podcast series, we have created a space for open academic debate where contrasting scientific perspectives challenge each other. “Make it Science.” exposes the raw discussions of our faculty members that usually happen behind closed doors. This is HHL unfiltered: We thrive on debate, embrace controversy, and don’t shy away from friction.
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