9 November 2022 | Münster
PhD candidates from five universities participated in the PhD workshop, which took place in Münster on 9 November during the High-Tech Small Firm (HTSF) conference. The workshop was hosted by the Science to Business Marketing Research Centre of FH Münster University of Applied Sciences. The candidates represented the FH Münster University of Applied Science (Germany), Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (Netherlands), University of Twente (Netherlands), Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (Netherlands), and Institut Mines-Télécom Business School (France).
The PhD workshop started with a welcoming speech by Acting-Prof. Dr. Sue Rossano-Rivero. Following that a panel discussion was held on the topic of "Life after PhD" involving the academic faculty composed of Prof. Dr. Gideon Maas, Prof. Dr. Peter van der Sijde, Prof. Dr. Ingrid Wakkee, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Marie Haikel-El-Sabeh, Dr. Sandra Fisher, and Prof. Dr. habil. Thomas Baaken who shared their personal experiences with the PhD candidates.
The faculty members participating in the PhD workshop:
- Prof. Dr. Gideon Maas, Coventry University
- Prof. Dr. Peter van der Sijde, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
- Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rainer Harms, University of Twente
- Prof. Dr. Ingrid Wakkee, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
- Dr. Sandra Fisher, FH Münster University of Applied Sciences (FH Münster)
- Assistant Prof. Dr. Lara Carminati, University of Twente
- Prof. Dr. habil. Thomas Baaken, FH Münster University of Applied Sciences
- Acting Prof. Dr. Sue Rossano-Rivero, FH Münster University of Applied Sciences
- Assoc. Prof. Dr. Marie Haikel-El-Sabeh, Institut Mines-Télécom Business School
After the panel discussion PhD candidates presented their work and received constructive feedback from peers and seasoned researchers active in their line of research. Thank you to all participants for presenting their work:
- Jian Liu, University of Twente
"Building Entrepreneurial Team Resilience" - Tina Hormann, University of Twente
"Scaling social impact through digital platform ecosystems: Understanding variations across time and space" - Alvira Fisher, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam in collaboration with University of Twente
"Science - Tech based Entrepreneurial Education" - Yuanting Wen, University of Twente
"Should I Follow My New Leader? How Leadership Transitions in Higher Education Institutions Influence Employees' Entrepreneurial Behavior" - Saskia Stoker, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
"Entrepreneurial Success is not Choice: the interplay between norms, embeddedness, and inequality mechanism in three entrepreneurial contexts" - Medisa Fočić, Institut Mines-Télécom Business School in collaboration with University of Technology of Sydney
"Intellectual Property Policies and Intellectual Property Management at European Universities" - Annika Wesbuer, FH Münster University of Applied Scienes in collaboration with The University of Adelaide
"Hype in Entrepreneurship" - Iulia Stroila, FH Münster University of Applied Scienes in collaboration with The University of Adelaide
Measuring what Matters: The Impact of Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Well-Being on Regional Economic and Non-Economic Performance - Hans Frederik, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam "How do Dutch higher professional education programs ensure that professional knowledge is up to date?"
- Katrin Uude, FH Münster University of Applied Scienes in collaboration with The University of Adelaide
"The Dynamics of Engagement - a Conceptual Framework" - Hacer Tercanli, FH Münster University of Applied Scienes in collaboration with University of Twente "Hybrid Management in University-Based Boundary Organizations: The Case of Real-World Labs"
- Habtamu Garomssa, FH Münster University of Applied Scienes in collaboration with University of Twente
"Entrepreneurial University through the Lens of "Essentially Contentedness": a Novel approach towards Addressing Multiplicity of Meanings" - Judith Helmer, FH Münster University of Applied Scienes in collaboration with The University of Adelaide
"Shaping Markets through Digital Technologies" - Sneha Saha, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam "Academic Leadership in an Emerging Domain"
- Elina Isakova, FH Münster University of Applied Scienes
"Unpacking gender inclusivity in entrepreneurial ecosystem: the case of Tel Aviv"
The PhD workshop concluded with a mock defence of S2BMRC PhD candidate Choi Wai Maggie Chak. She presented her dissertation titled "Towards Highly Performing Community-Academic Health Partnership".
At the end of the workshop, the faculty members awarded Sneha Saha from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam in the category of "Best PhD Performance Award", and Medisa Fočić from Institut Mines-Télécom Business School in the category of Best PhD Performance Award: New Comer".
