Gramo doctoral tutorial In management, organization and enrepreneurship 2023
The Graduate School of Management and Organization (GRAMO) doctoral tutorial is held October 5-6, 2023. The tutorial is co-organized by Aalto School of Business & Hanken School of Economics together with the Kataja’s GRAMO graduate school and it will take place at the Aalto campus in Otaniemi, Espoo.
The objective of the GRAMO tutorial is to provide an opportunity for doctoral researchers (or doctoral students, if you prefer that term) in the field of management, organization, and entrepreneurship studies to present and discuss their research work and to learn how to review and provide feedback to others. Perhaps most importantly, this is an opportunity to get to know and network with colleagues from across the Finnish universities, be it doctoral researchers or faculty members, in the spirit of mutual learning. Doctoral researchers have also the opportunity to formulate questions and propose topics for a panel discussion comprising both junior and senior academics.
Doctoral researchers from all Finnish universities are welcome to submit either (1) a paper or (2) their doctoral research plan. Submissions from early- to late-stage doctoral researchers are welcome, as are both early-stage, work-in-progress, and more advanced papers.
The tutorial is targeted at, and free of charge for all doctoral students in the Finnish KATAJA member universities.
Submission instructions
The submission for the doctoral tutorial should include the following (all in one PDF-file):
Title Page
- Title of the work
- Name of author
- Starting date of doctoral studies
- Institutional affiliation
- Supervisor(s) of the dissertation
- The type of feedback you are looking for from the tutorial
Abstract
- 300 words
- 3-5 Keywords
Main text
- Font Times New Roman 12 and line spacing 1.5, paragraph spacing before 6/after 6
- The length of the papers should not exceed 40 pages including references, tables, appendices, etc.
- There will be an award for the best doctoral research paper
Please submit your paper (or research plan) to Professor Ewald Kibler, ewald.kibler@aalto.fi by 31.08.2023.
Instructions for sessions and presentations
Each presenter will be provided a slot of 45 minutes. Each slot consists of (1) the author’s 10-minute presentation, (2) 20 minutes of feedback by fellow PhD and faculty discussants, and (3) 15 minutes for general discussion.
Key dates
- Doctoral tutorial submission opens: 1 August 2023
- Submission deadline: 31 August 2023 by 23:55
- Acceptance notification: 8 September 2023
- Tutorial schedule available: 15 September 2023
- Tutorial: 5-6 October 2023, 9 am to 5 pm daily, with evening program
Location
The two-day event will be organized at the campus of the Aalto University, School of Business, Ekonominaukio 1, 00076 Aalto.
You are warmly welcome to submit your work and participate in the GRAMO doctoral tutorial 2023!
With best regards on behalf of the organizers,
Ewald Kibler (Aalto School of Business)
Janne Tienari (Hanken School of Economics)
Gramo doctoral tutorial in management & organization 2022
The Graduate School of Management and Organization (GRAMO) doctoral tutorial is held October 5-6 2022. The tutorial is co-organized by University of Turku & Åbo Akademi together with Kataja’s GRAMO graduate school in M&O.
While doctoral tutorials in the field of M&O have a long tradition, in the last years, they have not been organized. In 2021, the GRAMO professoral board decided it was time to launch the annual tutorial tradition again, and in so doing, re-create a Finnish scholarly community in the field of M&O.
The objective of the tutorial is to provide an opportunity for doctoral students in the field of M&O to present and discuss their work and to learn how to review and provide feedback to others. Perhaps most importantly, though, this is an opportunity to get to know colleagues from across the Finnish universities, be it PhD students or faculty members, in the spirit of networking and learning.
Doctoral students from all Finnish universities are welcome to submit either (1) their research plan or (2) a paper in the field of management & organization. Submissions from early- to late-stage PhD researchers are welcome, as are both early-stage, work-in-progress and more advanced papers.
The tutorial is targeted at, and free of charge for all doctoral students in the Finnish KATAJA member universities.
Submission instructions:
The submission for the doctoral tutorial should include the following (all in one PDF-file):
Title Page
- Title of the work
- Name of author
- Title of the author
- Starting date of doctoral studies
- Present situation of the studies
- Affiliation
- Supervisor(s) of the dissertation
- The rationale for attending
- The type of feedback you are looking for from the tutorial
- Confirmation that you are ready to review and discuss 1-3 fellow students’ papers at the tutorial
Abstract:
- 300 words, 3-5 Keywords
- Font Times New Roman 12 and line spacing 1
Main text
- Font Times New Roman 12 and line spacing 1.5, paragraph spacing before 6/after 6
- The length of the papers should not exceed 40 pages including references, tables, appendices, etc.
- There will be an award for the best doctoral research proposal/paper.
References
Please submit your paper or research plan to Professor Anette Hallin, anette.hallin@abo.fi by 31.08.2022 23:55. The accepted conference papers will be made available online closer to the tutorial.
Instructions for presentation. Each presenter will be provided slots of 45 minutes, consisting in: the author’s 15 minutes presentation, fellow PhD and professor discussants will have 20 minutes for comments and the remaining 10 minutes is for general discussion.
Key dates
• Doctoral tutorial submission opens: 15 August 2022
• Submission deadline: 31 August 2022 by 23:55
• Acceptance notifications: 9 September 2022
• Tutorial schedule available: 15 September 2022
• Tutorial: 5-6 October 2022, 9-17h daily, with evening program
The event will be organized live in Turku, with an opportunity to present virtually, though live presence is encouraged and preferred.
You are warmly welcome to submit your work and participate in the GRAMO doctoral tutorial 2022!
With best regards
Anette Hallin, Åbo Akademi
Satu Teerikangas, University of Turku
Chairs of the GRAMO 2021 doctoral tutorial