MIB Research Project
Course facts
- Code:
- M06181
- Credits:
- 15.0
- Study period:
- 2027-01-19 - 2027-03-25
- Organization:
- Department of Management and Organization
- Information:
- Mandatory Course (MIB)
Description
Course Director: Pernilla Bolander
Welcome to the course M06181!
The MIB Research Project course addresses how new knowledge may be generated through business research. The objective is to provide participants with the tools and insights needed to design, execute, and assess research projects in business settings.
Working in teams of two, you will identify an interesting research topic related to international business, work to pin down the boundaries of current academic knowledge regarding this topic and identify how new knowledge best could be generated. You will then conduct a research, project in which you collect and analyze data on your chosen topic and discuss your findings.
The course has been designed to support you through different types of activities while you are conducting your research projects. It includes sessions that introduce various research tools and methods as well as supervision during which you discuss and receive feedback on your research projects.
Course administrator: Anna.Meijerberg@hhs.se
Prerequisites
General entry requirements
Literature
- Course book
- Other assigned readings (articles)
- Reference books depending on your needs
Examination
Research paper based on data collected and analyzed by students working in teams of two. Word range: 7-10,000 words excluding title page, executive summary, abstract, references and appendices.
More information will be provided on Canvas.
Schedule
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Additional information
Have you been granted educational support because of a documented disability? If so, please contact the course director as soon as possible so that adequate accommodations can be made.
Contact specialneeds@hhs.se if you have questions about being granted educational support or need a copy of your educational support certificate.
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