Members
The association is currently supported by approximately 100 members, who—in addition to a few individual members—are predominantly companies from all sectors of the cooperative movement in the Rhineland. As is generally the case in cooperative practice, cooperative banks and their affiliated companies play a prominent role.
If you, too, would like to support the dialogue between cooperative practice and cooperative theory, we look forward to welcoming you as a new member. You’ll find a membership application in the right-hand column.
Membership Concept
What the Cologne Cooperative Seminar Offers to Members of Its Support Association
- Direct communication with students and the university’s faculty
- Placement of graduates in job opportunities
- Insights into the current state of research in cooperative studies
- Information on the academic discussion of current issues in the form of position papers and literature reviews
- Opportunities for dialogue through Theory-Practice Cooperative FORUMS on topics proposed by members
- Acceptance and execution of research commissions on topics relevant to practice
- Participation in academic teaching through teaching assignments and student field trips
What the Cologne Cooperative Seminar Expects from the Members of Its Support Association
- Interest in teaching activities and topics related to cooperative studies
- Willingness to engage in dialogue with students and scholars
- Active participation in events organized by the Cooperative Seminar
- Informative collaboration in addressing current issues relevant to the cooperative sector
- Financial support for both academic and practice-oriented projects and events organized by the Cooperative Seminar
- Institutional support for university teaching and research (particularly in light of the upcoming introduction of master’s degree programs)