http://ju.se/system/rss-engelska.html sv Jönköping University Sitevision 28 May 2109 15:30 - 17:30 Location: Forum Humanum, 3:e våningen, Hälsohögskolan Are you at the end of your college studies and interested in global development issues, sustainability and intercultural exchange? Then this is something for you!During this information and inspiration day you get the chance to meet and talk to more than 20 students who have taken their MFS in eleven different developing countries - and all with a focus on sustainable development in the countries in question.Take the opportunity to participate in MFS and do a small field study in a developing countryThrough the MFS program, you who, at the end of your college education, can collect data for your thesis on bachelor or master level in a developing country. For at least eight weeks, you study issues that are important for sustainable economic, social, political or knowledge development in the country you are going to.As an MFS student, you receive a scholarship of SEK 27,000 to cover part of the costs during your stay abroad.You can do an MFS study in all academic areas, from the humanities and social sciences to science, technology and medicine. Your collected material is used for your bachelor's, master's or master's degree. An additional purpose of the program is to prepare you for work on global development issues.MFS is a SIDA-funded program with the aim of giving students Swedish/Nordic citizenship or students with permanent residence permit the opportunity to gain knowledge about developing countries, development issues linked to the global sustainability goals. More information can be found at Studentwebpage or PingPong. Audience: Public, Students Jönköping University http://ju.se/en/calendar.html?url=6517797/event/view/%3Fid%3D8498%26lang%3Den_gb http://ju.se/en/calendar.html?url=6517797/event/view/%3Fid%3D8498%26lang%3Den_gb 20 May 2109 08:30 - 10:00 Location: Ha 108 Bildsalen, Höskolan för lärande och kommuni Do you want to get involved with JU Sustainability and Diversity 2019 Festival & JU Sustainability Awards? JU Sustainability & Diversity Network Board & JU Sustainability & Diversity Network Consultative Team welcome all JU employees and students to our quarterly breakfast. Together we will:Plan JU Sustainability Festival 2019 (week 40) and all activitiesDesign JU sustainability awards and the Awards Ceremony (October 3rd)Special guest speaker:Students for Sustainable ActionRegistration: The breakfast is free but we would like you to register hereLooking forward meeting you all! Audience: Public, Students Jönköping University http://ju.se/en/calendar.html?url=6517797/event/view/%3Fid%3D8500%26lang%3Den_gb http://ju.se/en/calendar.html?url=6517797/event/view/%3Fid%3D8500%26lang%3Den_gb 25 November 2026 13:00 - 18:00 Location: Match Hotel More information will follow Audience: Public, Students Centre for Family Enterprise and Ownership http://ju.se/en/calendar.html?url=6517797/event/view/%3Fid%3D12459%26lang%3Den_gb http://ju.se/en/calendar.html?url=6517797/event/view/%3Fid%3D12459%26lang%3Den_gb 20 November - 21 November 2026 00:00 Location: Jönköping International Business School, The ninth edition of the Swedish Conference in Economics will take place at Jönköping International Business School on 20–21 November 2026.The Swedish Economic Association organises the conference in collaboration with the Department of Economics, Finance and Statistics at Jönköping International Business School, Jönköping University.The conference welcomes submissions in all fields of economics and is open to researchers at all career stages – from PhD students and postdoctoral researchers to senior scholars. The programme will feature a mix of shorter and longer presentations.The conference is free of charge. Partial funding for travel and accommodation is available. If necessary, priority will be given to early-career scholars.Non-presenting participants are also warmly welcome to attend. All attendees are invited to a conference dinner on 20 November at the Science Towers.The conference language is English.Deadline for abstract submission: 15 May 2026.For submissions and further information, please visit: 9th Swedish Conference in Economics Audience: Public Jönköping International Business School http://ju.se/en/calendar.html?url=6517797/event/view/%3Fid%3D12372%26lang%3Den_gb http://ju.se/en/calendar.html?url=6517797/event/view/%3Fid%3D12372%26lang%3Den_gb 22 August 2026 13:00 - 15:00 Where and WhenDate: Saturday, 22 AugustPre-Parade Gathering: From 1:00 PM at Restaurant Arkaden, HLK. Drop-in welcome.Light refreshments will be served. Lanyards and fabric badges will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.Group departure to the parade: 2:00 PM.After-Party: From 3:30 PM at Sofiehof Underground. Drop-in welcome.Food and drinks available at cost price.A warm welcome to join us – for everyone's right to love!Read more about all Jönköping Qom Ut events at: https://www.qomut.se/Programme subject to change. Audience: Public, Students Jönköping University http://ju.se/en/calendar.html?url=6517797/event/view/%3Fid%3D12409%26lang%3Den_gb http://ju.se/en/calendar.html?url=6517797/event/view/%3Fid%3D12409%26lang%3Den_gb 15 June 2026 12:00 - 13:00 Location: B6046 and zoom MMTC Seminar with guest Kieran Tierney, RMIT UniversityTitle: Measuring customer grief in brand relationshipsBrands are key to building customer-brand relationships. Despite this, organisations change their product lines by removing favoured brands, thereby disrupting these relationships.  This results in negative customer emotions, including pain and grief, which manifest in behavioural outcomes such as negative word-of-mouth, erosion of trust, and avoidance.While there are established scales in psychology, grief remains relatively unexplored and fragmented in marketing and branding. Without measurement, brand studies risk capturing only partial manifestations of grief, resulting in inconsistent empirical findings and obscuring how grief shapes brand relationships, loyalty trajectories, and post-loss consumer behaviour, thereby impacting marketing management decisions. To address this, this study seeks to develop a customer grief measurement scale, given the impact of brand removals on customer-brand relationships.This study used a quantitative approach comprising three studies conducted using data collected on Prolific. We present a reliable scale for measuring customer grief, its behavioural outcomes, and implications for hedonic and utilitarian brands.Join us: B6046, JIBS or Online via zoom (contact for link)About the presenter: Kieran’s research focuses on qualitative explorations of service interactions, with a particular emphasis on advancing knowledge in service branding, management and B2B marketing. His work aims to bridge the gap between academic insights and practical applications, contributing to both scholarly literature and industry practice. Audience: Public Media, Management and Transformation Centre http://ju.se/en/calendar.html?url=6517797/event/view/%3Fid%3D12477%26lang%3Den_gb http://ju.se/en/calendar.html?url=6517797/event/view/%3Fid%3D12477%26lang%3Den_gb 11 June 2026 09:30 - 11:30 Location: Kappan Gf 311 Title: Leadership Networks as Spaces for Interplay in Public Health and Welfare organizations: Strengthening Organizational Learning and Policy ImplementationTime June 11, 9.30 amWhere: Meeting room Kappan, Gf311For participation, please register here no later than May 22 2026. For later registration, please contact agata.rukat@ju.seWelcome to join!  Audience: Public School of Health Sciences http://ju.se/en/calendar.html?url=6517797/event/view/%3Fid%3D12462%26lang%3Den_gb http://ju.se/en/calendar.html?url=6517797/event/view/%3Fid%3D12462%26lang%3Den_gb 10 June 2026 12:00 - 13:00 Location: B6046 and zoom MMTC Seminar with guest Diellza Salihu (LUT)Title: Institutional decoupling in industrial energy management technology adoptionThis work-in-progress seminar examines how industrial firms adopt energy management technologies in response to institutional pressures within the Nordic manufacturing context. Drawing on institutional theory and the concept of decoupling, the study aims to investigate the gap between formal commitments to energy management and the actual implementation of energy-efficient practices and technologies. Using a qualitative, case study design, the research explores how energy-intensive industrial firms seek to monitor, optimise, and reduce energy consumption, improve operational efficiency, comply with regulations, and meet sustainability targets. The study more specifically aims to understand how symbolic technology adoption emerges and how important actors can facilitate more meaningful industrial energy transitions. Audience: Public Media, Management and Transformation Centre http://ju.se/en/calendar.html?url=6517797/event/view/%3Fid%3D12245%26lang%3Den_gb http://ju.se/en/calendar.html?url=6517797/event/view/%3Fid%3D12245%26lang%3Den_gb