How do we study what we say we study? In this doctoral course, we choose to take a closer look into research that has approached the phenomena of entrepreneurship using qualitative methods.

• Dates: Nov 03 - Dec 16 - 2025
• Director/teacher: Jessica Lindbergh
• Director/teacher: Birgitta Schwartz
• Director/teacher: Emma Stendahl

The course aims to train students in science communication and public engagement. The focus lies on communication with peers and engagement with the general public. Emphasis is on storytelling, understanding your audience and improve presentation skills with creative tools and explorative approach. The course is given in an interdisciplinary setting.

• Dates: Jan 19 - Feb 03 - 2026
• Director/teacher: Anna Birgersdotter

This course aims to enable the participants to get a broad overview of intellectual property rights and discuss how they can be used to support and impact academic research.

• Dates: Mar 23–27 - 2026
• Director/teacher: Andreas Lundquist

This course provides insights into medical innovation’s impact on global economics and society, focusing on equipping students with the skills to assess the value of advancements in medical technology fields amidst regulatory challenges.

• Dates: May 21–28 - 2026
• Director/teacher: Samer Yammine
• Director/teacher: Dane Stimart

This course introduces students to research designs commonly used by social scientists to study people, organizations, and markets. To demonstrate empirical techniques, approaches from various fields and contexts are used throughout the course.

• Dates: May 26–29 - 2026
• Director/teacher: Christopher Rider

The purpose of this course is to introduce PhD candidates to topics studied in Entrepreneurship (ENT) research.

• Dates: Jun 01–04 - 2026
• Director/teacher: Roxana Turturea

In order to develop and pursue your own business idea, whether in an economical or social setting, you need to know the relevant business tools. Throughout this unique course you will get an understanding of the potential of innovation and entrepreneurship, learn how to develop a business idea from research, improve your communication skills and enhance your career opportunities inside and outside academia.

• Dates: Sep 18 - Nov 17 - 2023
• Director/teacher: Samer Yammine

Even if you have conducted an excellent research study and want to publish your findings for the academic community, it does not unfortunately guarantee an immediate acceptance into a journal. There is a lot more to it, and that is what we will explore in this seminar.

• Dates: Sep 28 - 2023
• Director/teacher: Phillip Kim

Even if you have conducted an excellent research study and want to publish your findings for the academic community, it does not unfortunately guarantee an immediate acceptance into a journal. There is a lot more to it, and that is what we will explore in this seminar.

• Dates: Nov 20 - 2023
• Director/teacher: Johan Wiklund

This course explores research on entrepreneurship, building on classic readings in an interdisciplinary framework. The course offers doctoral students an opportunity to study and develop scholarly theories of entrepreneurial behavior and outcomes. We will study theories of entrepreneurial behavior at the individual, small group, organization, industry and national levels of analysis.

• Dates: Jun 03–05 - 2024
• Director/teacher: Phillip Kim

The Stockholm School of Entrepreneurship is pleased to invite educators and researchers to a special seminar on Critical Realism (CR), a philosophical approach that has profound implications for social science and humanities research. This 90 minute seminar will be led by Dr. Catherine Hastings, a social science researcher from Macquarie University Australia and board member in the International Association for Critical Realism.

• Dates: Nov 11 - 2024
• Director/teacher: Catherine Hastings

This course provides insights into medical innovation’s impact on global economics and society, focusing on equipping students with the skills to assess the value of advancements in medical technology fields amidst regulatory challenges.

• Dates: Apr 07–11 - 2025
• Director/teacher: Bettina Schwalm
• Director/teacher: Vivek Sinha

The course provides an overview of quantitative research methods, with a particular focus on applications in studies of entrepreneurship and innovation.

• Dates: Sep 09 - Oct 28 - 2025
• Director/teacher: Anders Broström

How do we study what we say we study? In this doctoral course, we choose to take a closer look into research that has approached the phenomena of entrepreneurship using qualitative methods.

• Dates: Nov 03 - Dec 16 - 2025
• Director/teacher: Jessica Lindbergh
• Director/teacher: Birgitta Schwartz
• Director/teacher: Emma Stendahl

The course aims to give doctoral students an opportunity to reflect on the importance of academic research and how this can lead to societal change.

• Dates: Nov 03–07 - 2025
• Director/teacher: Hanna Jansson
• Director/teacher: Cecilie Hilmer