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PhD in administration - International Business

Students wanted

The following list covers specific projects proposed by professors for which students are sought.

However, this list is not exhaustive, and we invite you to contact our professors for information on other potential projects or to propose your own research topics in your application.

 

Data Science for International Business

Description

Are you interested in the contribution of data science to international business?

We are looking for PhD students interested in analyzing major global transformations, including platform economies, global innovation dynamics and new industrial policies, using data science as a core methodology, and unstructured data in particular.

Consult the list of topics

Methodology of choice

  • Automatic natural language processing
  • Unstructured data
  • R, Python
Research environment
  • CIRANO, Center for Interuniversity Research and Analysis of Organizations
  • Professorship in Data Science for International Business
Supervising professor

Thierry Warin

 

Innovation and Regional Development

Description

We are looking for students interested in conducting inter-disciplinary research in the following areas:

  • Innovation, networks and regions
  • Global innovation management
  • Clusters and innovation ecosystems in globalized learning economies
  • Global cities, knowledge dynamics and SMEs\MNEs
  • Industrial dynamics, economic geography and globalisation
  • Business models for sustainability, innovation and regions
  • Low-tech, high-tech industries, creative industries and services
Research environment

Chair in Innovation and Regional Development

Supervising professor

David Doloreux

 

International Business and Public Policy

Description

We are looking for students interested in conducting inter-disciplinary research in the following areas:

  • Global governance and economic diplomacy
  • Global value chain-oriented policies
  • Belt Road Initiative
  • International business-government relations
Supervising professor

Ari Van Assche

Program details
Type
PhD
Level
Graduate  
Credits  
90 Credits
Schedule
  • Full time
Time
  • Day
Instruction mode
  • On-site
Location
  • Côte-des-Neiges

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