Economics

Future of Work: How will we really work tomorrow?

How are digitalisation, AI and social change transforming the way we work? Through an interactive experience, visitors can see for themselves how jobs are changing – and which skills will really matter in the future.

Start 19:00 o'clock

End 20:45 o'clock

At a glance

Fachhochschule Dresden (FHD)

Fakultät Betriebswirtschaft
Fachhochschule Dresden - Campus am Straßburger Platz
Raum 315
Güntzstraße 1
01069 Dresden (Dresdner Osten)

Dr. -Ing Chóngliàng Zhòng, Vertretung der Professur für Strategisches Personalmanagement

45 Min

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Description

The world of work is undergoing a transformation: digitalisation, artificial intelligence and new societal demands are fundamentally changing professions, organisations and the way we work together.

In this interactive session, visitors will gain insights into key developments in the ‘Future of Work’. Drawing on data, studies and real-world examples, we will discuss together which jobs are changing, which skills will become more important in the future, and how work as a whole is being reshaped.

Through dialogue with the audience, typical job profiles will be examined and possible future scenarios explored. The aim is to provide a clear picture of the changes in the world of work whilst also highlighting prospects for study and career development.

Information on the event format

Lecture Presentation Participate and do it yourself

Stations

Straßburger Platz

2 (tram)
1 (tram)
4 (tram)
13 (tram)
10 (tram)

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