Doctoral Studies in Entrepreneurship
Aalto University's PhD Programme in Entrepreneurship offers rigorous training, global community, and mentorship to prepare future scholars for impactful research careers.
Vår forskning kan brett karaktäriseras som ansträngningen att förstå komplexiteten av entreprenörskap som ett mångfacetterat socioekonomiskt fenomen. Mycket av vår forskning är praktiskt betingad med relevans för den allmänna debatten.
Några av våra pågående forskningsprojekt innefattar:
Some of our research serves the sole purpose of advancing entrepreneurship theory. But much of what we do bears significant policy relevance. For this reason we continue to be active in the policy community, advising policy makers within and beyond the Finnish borders. We have completed consultancy assignments for example for ministries in Finland and Germany as well as the EU and the OECD.
Supporting New Business Creation from Unemployment (OECD report)
Why Social Entrepreneurs Are So Burned Out (Harvard Business Review)Starting a Business Can Increase Older Workers’ Quality of Life, Even When It Doesn’t Pay Well (Harvard Businesss Review)Financial Times listed top Business School Research with Social Impact (Financial Times)From A Cup Of Tea To A New Career – The Small And Big Steps Supporting Refugees (Forbes)Why Do Employees Burn Out Quicker Than Entrepreneurs? (New Business)Older Entrepreneurs Are More Innovative (Companies Digest)
Startup-pöhinää Pjongjangissa – suomalaiset panivat pohjoiskorealaiset ideoimaan yrityksiä, joita he eivät mitenkään voi perustaa (Helsingin Sanomat) Voittoisa, sopuisa, syleilevä, tasapainottava vai esittelevä? Uutuustutkimus paljastaa tyylit, joilla yrittäjät viestivät yritystoiminnan päättymisestä (Kauppalehti)
”Ihan poikki” ja ”lopussa” – Tuore tutkimus paljastaa, että yrittäjiltä alkaa puhti loppua pandemiassa (Kauppalehti)Aalto-yliopiston kysely: Jopa joka viidennessä turvapaikanhakijassa on yrittäjäainesta (Yle Uutiset)Paremman tulevaisuuden rakentaja vai oman edun ajaja? EU:n linjaus yrittäjien roolista kestävässä kehityksessä on epäselvä (STT)
Suomalaiset 35–49-vuotiaat eivät enää innostu yrittäjyydestä (Kauppalehti)
Our unit provides an extensive four-year doctoral research training program focused on entrepreneurship. Our aim is to equip doctoral researchers with the necessary skills, knowledge, and resources to conduct impactful research.
Aalto University's PhD Programme in Entrepreneurship offers rigorous training, global community, and mentorship to prepare future scholars for impactful research careers.
Student study guide for the Aalto Doctoral Programme in Business, Economics and Finance
Meet the professors, researchers, doctoral students and staff of Entrepreneurship.
Senior Talent is an Erasmus+ project focused on supporting individuals aged 55+ who are nearing or have entered retirement. With Europe’s population ageing and the workforce evolving, the project helps small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) build more age-inclusive, sustainable workplaces. It offers practical tools, expert-led training, and personalised HR support to ensure senior employees remain active, engaged, and valued contributors to the modern workforce.
The project is led by Room466 (Austria) and brings together five partners from four countries: Aalto University School of Business (Finland), which leads the research efforts; Latvian Adult Education Association (Latvia); Hanse-Parlament (Germany); and the Regional Management Office Murau Murtal GmbH (Austria). This cross-border collaboration brings together regional expertise and policy insight to deliver meaningful outcomes for individuals and organisations alike.
Learn more about the project on the project website.
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or OeAD-GmbH. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
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Prefekt: Professor Henri Schildt
Koordinator: Arne Kroeger
Sekreterare: Tiia Melander