 Top-level international PhDEDIM programme will enroll an international group of PhD candidates working with a coordinated set of research topics in Industrial Management area at the three partner universities simultaneously. |
 ScholarshipsEC Fellowships cover: the monthly allowance and travel and installation costs. |
 MobilityEach candidate will be based primarily at his "home" university, but will spend at least 12 months at the “host” university. In addition, there will be extensive time spent on empirical fieldwork also with the opportunity to visit a third country. |
 Career developmentPartner universities together with associated members and affiliates will facilitate the EDIM candidates to access leading positions in academia and in industry |
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edim with Erasmus Mundus
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Ermal Hetemi (EDIM Batch V) will act as a committee member to the following track at the European Academy of Management entitled: “Multi-level perspective on Major and Megaprojects,” which will take place in Dublin, Ireland on 10-12th of June 2020.
For further details see here the call for papers
KTH hosted the 7th Scandinavian Conference on Industrial Engineering and Management
The conference theme - ” Back to the core, beyond the core ” - addressed the very nature of our field at the interface between technology and management.
Milan Jocevski, one of our EDIM candidates from the batch IV, won the Best PhD Paper Award during this year conference. Congratulations Milan!
Emerald Publishing awarded the "Citation of Excellence 2017" to Shrouf F., Ordieres-Meré J., Garcia-Sanchez A., Ortega-Mier M. for the paper “Optimizing the production scheduling of a single machine to minimize total energy consumption costs” published in the Journal of Cleaner Production
The scientific article was recognised as one of the most highly cited and highly influential papers published in 2014 relating to the areas of Business Management, Finance, Accounting, Economics and Marketing.
Andrés Ramírez was one of the three finalists of the ISPIM Innovation Management Dissertation Award 2017 with his doctorate thesis entitled "The unexpected implications of opening up innovation: a multi-perspective study of the role of Open Innovation practices in mature industries". The ISPIM Innovation Management Dissertation Award, sponsored by Innovation Leaders and Wiley, is an award given by the ISPIM community to Ph.D. researchers that have proven to develop the insights, theories, and tools to shape the future of innovation management thinking and action. The award was given during the ISPIM Conference in Vienna during June 2017 to the three finalists who were chosen by selected members of the ISPIM Scientific Panel amongst more than 90 submissions from all around the world.
