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given to race in football video game cultures. The project is funded by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO). The PhD project will focus on the popular practice of football video
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shared understanding of both challenges and potential solutions in forming effective partnerships. One specific output of the project is the development of an interactive game which can be used
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the expertise of the department. Supervisors can vary per paper that you are working on. For general questions regarding the doctoral program in Innovation Management, please reach out to Kathrin Borner Opens
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doctoral programme is designed to train world-class researchers in Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship, with a strong emphasis on quantitative methods. We combine in-depth knowledge of key topics in
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applicants typically have backgrounds in computer science, statistics or econometrics but should have an intrinsic interest for marketing problems. The PhD will be supervised by Prof. Dr. Lemmens and funded by
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school, we have strong ties with industry (profit and nonprofit) and government that allow our research to have direct societal impact. Strong applicants typically have backgrounds in computer
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within a dynamic network of universities and societal partners in migration and urban studies. A comprehensive training programme combining theoretical courses, advanced methods, and transferable skills
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100 business school (UT Dallas ranking). The group is diverse (in terms of research interests and cultural background), collaborative, and collegial. Our PhD program seeks to train the next generation
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are part of a broader research program on the aging brain in complex cognitive contexts, focusing on risky decision-making and spatial navigation. The first project investigates how the aging brain
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the PhD program involves a thorough curriculum of finance courses. Candidates ideally also have a strong background in micro-economics, econometrics, quantitative economics and/or computational economics