PhD Workshop/Seminar

The aim of the PhD workshop/seminar is to provide doctoral students in the corporate communication and CSR field with an opportunity to discuss their dissertation research with fellow students and leading academics in the field of CSR, Sustainability and Corporate Communication.

Prior to the 7th CSRCOM conference, there will special seminar/workshop for PhD students on 16 and 17 September, 2024.

The workshop will be dedicated to Corporate communication, CSR & Sustainability communication themes. 

The workshop is designed to advance understanding of and skills in mastering the specificities of working on CSR communication themes, including aspects of publishing as well as methodological considerations. In addition, key to this seminar is to enable interactions with and generate feedback from experts in the field of CSR communication. Furthermore in roundtable sessions, workshop participants will receive feedback on their PhD proposal from expert scholars and discuss their PhD project. Submitted proposals will be read by the roundtable facilitators in advance in order to prepare feedback.

This PhD workshop is relevant for students within wider CSR communication and CSR research fields and is appropriate for doctoral students in different stages of their dissertation process. After the workshop students  will be provided with:

– new specific knowledge about the dissertation topic,

– methodological competences that are relevant to CSR communication and CSR fields,

– general competencies within research design and knowledge dissemination via publishing in peer-reviewed journals.

The PhD workshop will take place at the School of Management at the University of Bath on 16th (virtual) 17th (in-person) September. 

Activities & Requirements

Doctoral students who would like to discuss their work at the PhD workshop may submit an abstract of their research project via the conference Email (phdseminar@csr-com.org).

The abstract (of up to 3 pages plus references) should present in a concise way the purpose or aim of the project, main theoretical framework/assumptions and, if applicable, research methods and final or preliminary results.

All participants of the PhD workshop will receive a certificate of presentation/participation.

Register for PhD Seminar

PhD Workshop Team

Mentors involved in the workshop include (in addition to Conference Organizing Team):

Amy O’Connor (University of Minnesota)                         

Charles Cho (Schulich School of Business)                    

Dennis Schoeneborn (Copenhagen Business School)     

Elanor Colleoni (IULM)                                                     

Itziar Castello-Molina (Bayes Business School)

Jeremy Moon (Copenhagen Business School)   

Laura Illia (University of Fribourg)

Michael Etter (King’s College London)

Peter Winkler (PLUS)

Robert Caruana (University of Sussex)

Steve Brammer (University of Bath)

Important dates

August 20, 2024
Phd seminar registration

March 15, 2024
Submission of PhD proposals (max. 3 pages + figures, tables and references) that describe the subject of interest, the theoretical and methodological approach, preliminary findings (if any), specific problems to be solved (if any), and submission of a ranked (1–3, from highest to lowest) preferences of roundtable facilitators to be gained feedback from.

September 16-17, 2024 
Workshop  

Workshop registration occurs through the conference registration. Proposals and the ranking of preferences must be submitted via email to phdseminar@csr-com.org.

They are offered different rates for registration and a reduced rate for conference participation for members of the PhD seminar!

For more information please contact: phdseminar@csr-com.org More specific information for the seminar will be available via social media.

“The first day of the PhD workshop (16th September) will be hybrid; this will enable PhD students who cannot come to Bath to participate in the activities online, which include keynote speeches; seminars on publishing and reviewing; insights into methodologies, and one to one meeting with mentors. Dinner with the Workshop Team is planned for in-person participants. The second day (17th September) the workshop will be in-person only”.

The preliminary program for PhD seminar will be available here.

 

Link to PhD Seminar registration and payment ((University of Bath) is available here. 

 

Venue

Programme for PhD seminar is available here.