PhD Courses in Denmark

Dates and time: 24 - 28 November from 9:00 to 16.30/17.30/19:00 (se programme below)This 5 day course introduces and discusses theoretical and methodological challenges in relation to different qualitative approaches in memory studies (inte

This 3-day PhD-course discusses and studies the intersection of gender, religion and law from interdisciplinary perspectives. Women’s rights, and gendered laws are closely connected to religions. Sharia-based laws have always shaped women’s ri

PrerequisiteParticipants are required to submit an individual project plan related to societal impact (1-2 pages) no later than October 24. They must attend the full course to obtain a course certificate. AimThe world of research is changing. As scho

The process of theorizing and theory building in management researchDescription:This is a generic, interdisciplinary, 5 ECTS PhD course. It aims to acquaint Doctoral Candidates (DCs) with the process of theorizing and theory building. We start from the pr

 Registration:To sign up for this course, please send an email to daol@fak.dkDeadline for registration is October 1st, 2025.A. Course description:The PhD-course Applied Research in Military and International Security Studies (ARMIS)helps PhD candidat

ProgrammeMonday, September 8th9.00 – 10.15: Welcome and presentation round. Be prepared to give a 5-minute presentation of yourself and your project.10.15 – 11.15: Eric Komlavi Hahonou: What is ethnography and the ethnography of bureaucratic organisations

FacultyProfessor Tammar ZilberDepartment of Organization, CBSPart-time full professor at CBS (also a full professor at the Business School, Hebrew University)PrerequisiteThe course is open to late-stage PhD students who have already collected the empirica

FacultyHead of Department Alexander Christopher Sebald (ACS)Department of Economics, CBSAssociate Professor Karol Szwagrzak (KS)Department of Economics, CBSAssistant Professor Tróndur Møller Sandoy (TMS)University of the Faroe Islands, Facul

Dates and time: 20-22 August, 8 October, and 20-21 November 2025.Aim The aim of the course it to familiarize students with classical and contemporary perspectives in the sociology of emotions, to enable students to critically discuss theoretical

Welcome to Tourism Impacts: Transformative Powers and PotentialThe PhD course is organised as part of the 33rd Nordic Symposium on Tourism and Hospitality Research by Aalborg University in conjunction with symposium hosts CRT.Time and placeThe course