Keyword: Turku School of Economics
Panel discussion and documentary on the current situation in Russia
Thursday 9.4.2015 at 12-15
Pan-European Institute introduces the latest issue of Baltic Rim Economies
Published on 26.2.2015
Ukraine – a country in Europe: past, present, future 10.3.2015
Welcome to the guest lecture by the Ambassador of Ukraine in Finland
Dissertation: Too Much Support Can Limit the Creation of Multicultural Networks in Educational Institutions
In her doctoral dissertation, MBA Natalie S. Mikhaylov studied cultural knowledge creation and sharing processes and experiences among international business and management students.
Dissertation: Internet Startups Try to Solve the Chicken-and-Egg Problem with Wrong Methods
According to the doctoral dissertation by Joni Salminen, Internet startups face several interlinked problems: the solution to one problem soon leads to another. For example, lack of user-generated content and the introduction of fees for services that were previously free of charge can cause trouble for startups. The study offers various possible solutions to challenges faced by companies.
Dissertation: Networks offer a variety of resources for service innovation
According to the doctoral dissertation by Helena Rusanen, companies that develop service solutions should make extensive use of networks formed by companies and organizations when searching for innovation resources, such as technological products, development environments, financing, experience in a specific business field, reference customers, or special expertise.
Turku School of Economics Confers Two Honorary Doctors in May
The University of Turku organises a Ceremonial Conferment of Doctoral Degrees on 28–30 May, where 12 honorary doctors are conferred alongside with the doctors who have completed their degree in the last two years. Each of University’s seven faculties has chosen one or two persons who will be conferred as honorary doctors.
Call for presentations for Diaspora Business
Diaspora Business The Diaspora & Business Project: 1st Global Meeting Wednesday 15th July – Friday 17th July 2015 Mansfield College, Oxford, United Kingdom
SANORD Support for Southern African–Nordic Co-operation
The Southern African-Nordic Centre (SANORD) is a partnership of higher education institutions from the Nordic countries and southern Africa. Its primary aim is to promote multilateral research co-operation on matters of importance to the development of both regions. The University of Turku was one of the founders of the network, which currently includes 42 members.