PhD Courses in Denmark

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How can you design a study that allows you to make credible causal claims, when randomized experiments are not feasible? How can you address concerns about endogeneity or flawed research design raised by reviewers and colleagues? This PhD course equips st

Course descriptionThis introductory Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) course builds on and extends Applied Quantitative Methods for Management Research Module A: Understanding causality. However, completing Module A is not a requirement for taking this

The course Experimental design builds on the knowledge and skills learned in the course Applied Quantitative Methods for Management Research - Module A: Understanding causality. The course therefore requires a basic understanding of statistics (regression

The aim of this course is to integrate fundamental concepts, theories, and methods from Dynamic Programming and Control, Stochastic Programming, and Reinforcement Learning. It provides students with a strong theoretical foundation for addressing decision-

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This PhD seminar exposes participants to the world of possibilities in systematic literature reviews in various fields. The seminar enables PhD students to understand basic purposes and approaches of different types of systematic literature reviews and to

Qualitative Research Methods - 2025The PhD course on qualitative research methods is offered in a modular course design. To complete the mandatory course, the basic module - Module A (2.5 ECTS) - and one of the three supplementary modules - Modules B, C,

This course is offered in collaboration between two departments at Aarhus University (Department of Management and Department of Food Science), and supported by interdisciplinary centers CiFOOD, MAPP, and START. IntroductionSus