Postgraduate studies
The aim of the PhD programme in Industrial Engineering and Management (IEM) is to prepare for a career as future research leaders, as well as provide a base for becoming an educational or industry leader within IEM. The T-shaped program is aimed at providing both depth in the particular thesis area of the PhD candidate, as well as breadth in order to contextualize one’s research within the broader field of IEM. The programme consists of research for the PhD thesis, courses, and regular participation in seminars. Study visits, meetings with alumni, and exchanges with other universities and organizations are also an integral part of the programme.
Meet two of our current PhD students, namely Lakshmi Salelkar and Emil Svensson:
Lakshmi Salelkar
Emil Svensson
Defended PhD theses in Industrial Engineering and Management
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Fremont, Vincent
The Digital Transformation of the Manufacturing Industry: Metamorphic Changes and Value Creation in the Industrial Network
2021.
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Öhrlund, Isak
Demand Side Response: Exploring How and Why Users Respond to Signals Aimed at Incentivizing a Shift of Electricity Use in Time
2020.
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Kronlid, Carl
Engineered temporary networks: Effects of control and temporality on inter-organizational interaction
2020.
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Norberg, Monica
Engagerat ledarskap för att skapa förutsättningar för allas delaktighet: Utgångspunkter i kvalitetsarbetet
2019.
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Bertilsson Forsberg, Petter
Collaboration in practice: A multiple case study on collaboration between small enterprises and university researchers
2018.
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Fowler, Nina
Walking the Plank of the Entrepreneurial University: The little spin-out that could?
2017.
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Severinsson, Kristofer
Samarbete = Samverkan?: En fallstudie av AIMday vid Uppsala universitet
2016.