The PhD programme in Transformative Innovation at Lund University supports advanced research on how new and existing solutions, systems, and processes can be developed and adapted to create value for people, organisations, and society. It combines innovation research with perspectives from technology, business, and human and organisational change.
The PhD programme in Transformative Innovation at Lund University is designed to foster advanced research focused on the development and adaptation of innovative solutions, systems, and processes that create value for individuals, organizations, and society. This interdisciplinary programme integrates innovation research with insights from technology, business, and human and organizational change.
The curriculum encompasses a blend of doctoral coursework, research training, and a substantial thesis project. Candidates will work closely with their supervisors to develop personalized study plans that include necessary courses and research milestones.
To be considered for the third-cycle studies, applicants must meet the general entry requirements for doctoral education in Sweden, along with specific criteria set by the department. Typically, candidates are required to possess a second-cycle qualification (Master’s degree) or demonstrate equivalent knowledge acquired through other means, whether in Sweden or internationally.
Note: The department determines specific subject requirements and any grading thresholds applicable for the current intake. It is advisable to consult the programme’s official call for applications for the most accurate eligibility information.
Graduates of the Transformative Innovation PhD programme will be well-equipped to pursue diverse career paths in academia, research institutions, consultancy firms, and various industries focused on innovation and societal development. Their expertise in transformative practices and strategic innovation will enable them to contribute significantly to addressing complex challenges in today’s rapidly evolving global landscape.
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