Nicole König, B.A., M.S.
Nicole König has been working as a research assistant at the Institute for Economics & Psychology at Ferdinand Porsche FERNFH since January 2021. Her teaching areas include managerial accounting (bookkeeping, financial reporting, cost accounting, and controlling) and business administration. She is actively involved in research and supervises both bachelor’s and master’s theses. Her research focuses on changes in competencies driven by digitalization, as well as on “bridge employment”—that is, the employment of people approaching retirement.
Nicole König holds a bachelor's degree in Business Administration and Business Psychology and also contributes her expertise as a member of the Committee on Gender, Equality, and Diversity. She is also active on the FERNFH faculty.
Key Areas of Work & Research Interests
Accounting
Cost Accounting
Management Accounting
Business Administration
Academic Research
Bridge Employment
Digitization
Skills
Business Psychology
Industrial and Organizational Psychology
Career Path
Research Assistant at the Institute of Economics and Psychology, Ferdinand Porsche FERNFH
Project Assistant in the Bachelor's Program in Business Administration & Business Psychology, Ferdinand Porsche FERNFH
Head of Accounting and Financial Reporting at national and international companies and corporate groups. Responsible for financial accounting, financial reporting, and consolidated financial reporting. Leading and developing teams both at the main office and at external branches.
Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, and Financial Accounting
Education
Master's Program in Financial Accounting, Vienna University of Applied Sciences (FH Wien der WKW)
Bachelor's Degree Program in Business Administration & Business Psychology, Ferdinand Porsche FERNFH
Admission Requirements for Business Administration, University of Vienna
Certified Public Accountant Exam, WIFI Lower Austria