Thomas Henschel

Thomas Henschel is a Professor at the Business School of Berlin University of Applied Sciences (HTW Berlin), Germany, with multiple affiliations across the institution:

• Business Administration (B)
• Business Administration (B) FW
• Department 3: Economics and Law
• Finance, Accounting, Corporate Law and Taxation (M)
• Center for Part-time and Continuing Education (ZE ZbwS)

Based at Treskowallee Campus (TA Building C, 301), his research centers on risk management, crisis management, corporate governance, internal accounting, resilience, and corporate planning. With 114 publications, his work appears in journals like the International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation and the Interdisciplinary Journal of Economics and Business Law, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to business challenges.

Professor Henschel supervises doctoral research (2 completed doctorates) and edits the Yearbook of Corporate Accounting series, which publishes cutting-edge research in management accounting. His teaching includes the W4 Seminar 'Compliance, Risk and Crisis Management', exploring accounting's role in holistic risk systems. He has held visiting positions at universities in Hong Kong, Sweden, Italy, and the UK, and his work aligns with the university's 'Money, Finance, Trade and Development' research cluster.