The School of Industrial Engineering from Eindhoven
University of Technology organizes a unique Ph.D. course on ‘Technology Entrepreneurship
and Innovation Management’ from May 17-21, 2010 in Eindhoven, The
Netherlands. The course is accredited by the Beta Research School for
Operations Management and Logistics.
This course is specifically designed for students in a PhD
or MPhil program and provides them with an in-depth
theoretical coverage of the major topics in technology entrepreneurship and
innovation. The main objective is to become familiar with and develop an
in-depth understanding of the key frameworks, concepts, models, and paradigms
that collectively form the foundation for research in the field. Secondary
objectives are to get acquainted with several research approaches within the
entrepreneurship and innovation management, to learn to review academic
articles and to understand the publishing policy of top journals in the field.
The course will be taught by Prof. Scott A. Shane
(Weatherhead School of Management, Case Western Reserve University), Prof. Geert
Duijsters (Eindhoven University of Technology), Professor Abbie Griffin
(David Eccles School of Business at the University of Utah), and Prof. Fred
Langerak via a blend of lectures, discussions and assignments based on
scientific articles from top journals in the field. Students are expected to read
a number of selected articles, make assignments and come to class prepared to
discuss the articles and assignments in an interactive mode.
All practicalities of the course are detailed on: