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On this page we present things that may be interesting for you who are studying for a postgraduate degree in business administration and related subjects. Please let us know about good pages that we can link to. Send tips to fekis@fekis.se.
Perspectives in Data Literacy and Innovation (7.5 ECTS)
October 26-30, 2026, at School of Business and Economics, Linnaeus University, Kalmar, Sweden (on site)
Join us for our international PhD course in Perspectives in Data Literacy and Innovation. This doctoral course links data literacy to product, service, process, and business model innovation to develop an advanced understanding of how companies can leverage data as a strategic resource in dynamic ecosystems. Furthermore, it also addresses how innovation changes when AI-enabled systems are integrated into organizational practices, and how companies can build data literacy as a capability that both enables and shapes value creation. This course is mainly designed for PhD candidates in marketing, informatics, information systems, entrepreneurship, innovation or strategy, but we also invite those PhD candidates who wish to broaden their knowledge related to research topics in other management areas, economics or informatics. The doctoral course combines seminars, case discussions and two panel discussions with practitioners about “Identifying relevant avenues of research on data literacy and innovation in the Nordic countries” and “How to conduct research with societal value in the Nordic countries”.
For more information, e-mail Sofia Ekström: sofia.jonsson-ekstrom@lnu.se
CFR Research School in Retailing to run for a fifth time in 2026!
The Center for Retailing (CFR) at the Stockholm School of Economics is proud to announce that the fifth iteration of the CFR Research School in Retailing will run in 2026. Funded by The Swedish Retail and Wholesale Council, the research school consists of 2 PhD courses covering a broad range of retail topics as well as methods used in retail studies. For the first course, CFR is especially proud to welcome Professor Anne Roggeveen, joint editor in chief of Journal of Retailing, as co-teacher together with Professor Sara Rosengren, head of CFR.
The courses are intertwined with industry collaboration initiatives and thus, the research school lays a foundation for a dynamic research network, including PhD candidates, alumni, faculty, and practitioners. Thus far, 91 PhD students and junior faculty from more than 30 different institutions of higher learning have participated in the school.
For more details and information on how to apply please visit the CFR Research School in Retailing website at:
https://www.hhs.se/en/research/centers/retail-studies/schoolinretailing/
You can also email program director Associate Prof. Jonas Colliander at Jonas.Colliander@hhs.se with any questions.
Previous PhD courses
PhD Course: Pluralistic perspectives on sustainability, 7,5 credits
Research networks and schools
SNABS
“The Swedish Network for Advanced Business Studies (SNABS) is a network that seeks to strengthen the capacity and quality of high-level doctoral education in Business Administration, Industrial Management, and similar subjects.”
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Swedish Research School of Management and IT, Uppsala University
“The Swedish Research School of Management and IT is an arena to explore IT-related phenomena that permeate several disciplines within the areas of management and IT.”
