REGISTRATION OPEN FOR 12th EDAMBA-EIASM CONSORTIUM ON DOCTORAL SUPERVISION AND THE NEW GLOBAL RESEARCH LANDSCAPE
January 10-12, 2024
BARCELONA (SAN CUGAT), SPAIN
With the emergence of a global market for PhD graduates in management and business studies doctoral programs re-evaluate their processes, competitive positioning and standards.
Increasingly, doctoral programmes will be evaluated on their capacity to produce full-time doctorates in relatively short periods of time (3-4 years), on their ability to show relevance for the corporate world and on their success at generating publications in top academic journals.
Further, doctoral training is experiencing important changes that are challenging for faculty who invest time, effort and resources in supervision processes:
- Diversity of career paths and doctoral training paths (interdisciplinary projects, industry cooperation)
- Co-supervision with diverse faculty
- Challenges and opportunities related to online coursework and supervision
EIASM and EDAMBA, with a long experience in doctoral training, have joined forces to offer a unique evidence-based training programme relevant to both new and experienced doctoral supervisors where participants exchange best practices, identify areas of development and discuss emerging trends.
PROGRAMME
The program includes:
- A Framework for Good Practice in Doctoral Supervision
- Supervising interdisciplinary research: Ethical issues and challenges
- Transitions in the Humanities PhD
- A European Code of Practice: the EDAMBA EIASM code and the EFMD EQUAL Guidelines for Doctoral programs
- Understanding Postgraduate Research Experience from the Students’ Perspective
- Sustainability and Ethics Mission
- Outline programme here
CONSORTIUM FACULTY
- Dimitris Assimakopoulos, Burgundy School of Business (FR) & Vaasa University (FI) & EDAMBA
- Pierre Batteau, Aix en Provence – Marseille University (FR)
- Søren Smedegaard Bengtsen, Department of Educational Philosophy and General Education Danish School of Education (DPU) Aarhus University (DK)
- François Collet, ESADE Buisness School (SP)
- Anette Boom, Copenhagen Business School & EIASM
- Cristina Gimenez, ESADE Business School (SP)
- Radu Godin, Nova University isbon (Portugal)
Our panel of scholars and faculty is composed of experts who have developed research / evidence-based knowledge about doctoral training and faculty development; the presidents of EIASM and EDAMBA key institutional actors in the advancement of responsible research and doctoral education; and scholars who are interested in advancing debates about how doctoral programs can train scholars who will educate leaders and advance knowledge and contribute to address the grand challenges of our time.
FEES & REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION
Registration Deadline: November 30, 2023
To Register,
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Euros
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For participants affiliated with an institution that is member of the EIASM's Academic Council or a member of EDAMBA
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€450 |
| For all other participants |
€550
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Special discount for institutions sending 3 or more delegates. First two participants at full fee; 50% discount from third. Contact Executive Secretary to pay by invoice.
Included:
- Doctoral Consortium
- Documents
- Lunches
- 1 Group dinner
Not included:
- Travel and transfers
- Accomodation
- Other meals
Payment can be made by the following credit cards: Visa or Eurocard/Mastercard/Access
ONLINE REGISTRATION IS CLOSED
TARGET AUDIENCE
The 12th EDAMBA – EIASM Consortium targets two groups of faculty:
- Younger faculty and post-docs with research background who will have to supervise doctoral dissertations in the near future. They can find in this event an opportunity to learn and get advice from participants and faculty with a rich experience in both research and practice of supervision.
- Senior supervisors who can find in this event an opportunity for exchanging with colleagues on the various challenges of supervision, and who are ready, in the spirit of the EDAMBA-EIASM values, to share their experience and ideas with the incoming generation of new supervisors.
Mixing senior and junior colleagues in that context will create many benefits, as it will make it possible to:
- Share concerns and/or questions relative to doctoral supervision across institutional, disciplinary and geographical boundaries;
- Foster a dialogue in an intellectually stimulating and still intimate environment;
- Learn from best research practices and outcomes throughout Europe and beyond.
HOSTED BY
Esade Ramon Llull University
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Dimitris Assimakopoulos, EDAMBA
Pierre Batteau, Université Marseille
Geraldine Doyle, University College Dublin & EIASM President
François Collet, ESADE
Pilar Gallego, ESADE
Contact:
Lucy Mori - info@edamba.eu