Doctoral courses
Jönköping International Business School offers a variety of doctoral courses in methodology, in the different subject areas within the programmes and in Jönköping International Business School focus areas. Below you find a list of courses given during the coming terms.
If you are interested in applying for one of our courses below please use the form Research course application and registration.
Dead-line for applying is 1 December to Spring courses and 1 June to Autumn courses.
JIBS is a member of the Swedish Graduate Program in Economics (Swegpec). Swegpec is a network for PhD programs in Economics. All PhD candidates in Economics can take PhD courses within SWEGPEC.
Swedish Network of Advanced Business Studies (SNABS) is a network for offering PhD courses in Business Administration and Industrial Management. You find a list of possible PhD courses on the SNABS web page.
Swedish Network for Graduate and Postgraduate Education in Statistics (GRAPES ) is a network for offering PhD courses and workshops in Statistics. You find a list of possible PhD courses on GRAPES web page.
Doctoral candidates in Informatics at JIBS are normally linked to the Research school for Marketing and IT (MIT). Information on courses within the school you will find here - MIT.
Fall 2021
Classics in Organization theory, 4 credits
Led by Professor Tomas Müllern
Dates: September – October
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Quantitative research methods, 7.5 credits
Led by Professor Kristofer Månsson and Professor Lucia Naldi
Dates: October - December
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Mathematics for Economics I, 7.5 ECTS credits
Course leader: Professor Scott Hacker
Course dates: Week 36 - 43
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Mathematics for Economics II, 7.5 ECTS credits
Course leader: Professor Scott Hacker
Starting date: Week 41 - 51
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Macroeconomics I, 7.5 ECTS credits
Course leader: Professor Scott Hacker
Course dates: Week 44 - 51
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Causal Inference In Applied Economics With Focus On Regional Economics, Economics Of Entreprenuership And Innovation, 3 ECTS credits
Course leader: Professor Oliver Falck
Course dates: October 20-22
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Spring 2022
Classics in Marketing, 3 ECTS credits
Course leader: Associate Professor/Docent Adele Berndt
Starting date: February - March
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Qualitative research methods, 7.5 credits
Led by Assistant professor Dr. Markus Plate
Dates: March - May
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Applied Advanced Econometrics, 7.5 ECTS credits
Course leader: Professor Almas Heshmati
Starting date: TBD
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