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2.2.4.3 Kauppatieteiden tohtoriohjelma 2015 2016 Kauppatieteiden tohtoriohjelma tuottaa perinteiset kauppatieteelliset oppiainerajat ylittävää ja kansainväliset vaatimukset täyttävää liiketaloudellista tutkimusosaamista. Tohtoriohjelmassa jatkoopiskelijat tekevät kummallakin kampuksella määritellyn tutkimusprofiilin suuntaista tutkimusta tavoitteenaan joko kauppatieteiden lisensiaatin tai kauppatieteiden tohtorin tutkinto. Tohtoriopinnoissa voi suuntautua viidelle suuntautumisalueelle: 1. Business Studies, Innovation Management (Kuopio campus) 2. Business Studies, International Business and Sales Management (Kuopio campus) 3. Liiketaloustiede, palvelujohtaminen / Business Studies, Service Management (Joensuun kampus) 4. Liiketaloustiede, taloushallinto ja rahoitus / Business Studies, Accounting and Finance (Kuopion kampus) 5. Liiketaloustiede, yritysoikeus ja -talous / Business Studies, Business and Law (Joensuun kampus) Tohtoriohjelman sisällölliset painotukset tekevät Itä-Suomen yliopiston tohtoriohjelmasta erilaisen verrattuna muiden suomalaisten kauppatieteellisten yksiköiden tohtoriohjelmiin. Jatko-opintojen tavoitteena on yleinen perehtyneisyys kauppatieteiden tutkimukselliseen perustaan, teoriasuuntauksiin ja tutkimusmenetelmiin siten, että opinnot antavat valmiudet lisensiaatintutkimuksen tai väitöskirjan tekemiseen. Lisäksi opiskelija syventää osaamistaan valitsemansa suuntautumisvaihtoehdon tutkimusalalla. Tohtoriohjelmassa kannustetaan opiskelijoita kansainvälistymiseen: kansainvälisiin opintosuorituksiin ja tutkijavaihtoon, kansainvälisissä konferensseissa esiintymiseen ja julkaisemiseen kansainvälisillä foorumeilla sekä kansainvälisissä tutkijaverkostoissa toimimiseen. Tohtoriohjelman tavoitetutkinnot Kauppatieteiden tohtoriohjelmassa voidaan suorittaa kauppatieteiden lisensiaatin (KTL) tai tohtorin tutkinto (KTT) tai filosofian tohtorin (FT) tutkinto. Jatko-opintokelpoisuus ja valintaperusteet 1) Suomalaisen ylemmän kauppatieteellisen yliopistotutkinnon suorittaneet, joiden pro gradu - tutkielma on arvosteltu pääsääntöisesti vähintään hyvin tiedoin (useampiportaisessa asteikossa vähintään cum laude approbatur) ja pääaineopinnot on suoritettu pääsääntöisesti vähintään hyvin tiedoin. 2) Suomalaisen ylemmän yliopistotutkinnon suorittaneet, joiden pro gradu -tutkielma on arvosteltu pääsääntöisesti vähintään hyvin tiedoin (useampiportaisessa asteikossa vähintään cum laude approbatur) ja pääaineopinnot on suoritettu vähintään hyvin tiedoin. Hakijalta edellytetään, että tutkimustyö liittyy johonkin tohtoritutkinnon suuntautumisalueeseen ja että hakijalla on tämän suuntautumisalueen edellyttämät valmiudet. 3) Soveltuvan ulkomaisen koulutuksen suorittaneet, joiden koulutus antaa asianomaisessa maassa kelpoisuuden tohtoritutkintoon tähtääviin korkeakouluopintoihin. Ulkomaisen tohtoritutkintokelpoisuuden antavan koulutuksen suorittaneiden tulee osoittaa tutkimusvalmiutensa pääainekokonaisuudella (sisältäen pro gradua vastaavan tutkielman tai muun vastaavan näytön), joka on suoritettu pääsääntöisesti vähintään hyvin tiedoin ennen tohtoriohjelmaan hakemista. Jos pro gradua vastaava tutkielma tai muu näyttö on muun kuin suomen-, ruotsin- tai englanninkielinen, edellytetään siitä hakemuksen liitteeksi englanninkielinen yhteenveto. Hakijalta edellytetään, että tutkimustyö liittyy johonkin tohtoritutkinnon suuntautumisalueeseen ja että hakijalla on tämän suuntautumisalueen edellyttämät valmiudet. 4) Kansainvälisesti akkreditoidun (AMBA, AACSB) yliopistotasoisen Master of Business Administration (MBA) -ohjelman suorittaneet, mikäli he voivat osoittaa, että heidän

pääainekokonaisuutensa vastaa tarvittavien opintosuoritusten täydentämisten jälkeen suomalaisen ylemmän kauppatieteellisen tutkinnon pääainekokonaisuuden tasoa (sisältäen pro gradua vastaavan tutkielman) ennen tohtoriohjelmaan hakemista. Hakijan on liitettävä hakemukseen ehdotus pääaineen/suuntautumisalueen kokonaisuudeksi. Jos pro gradua vastaava tutkielma on muun kuin suomen-, ruotsin- tai englanninkielinen, edellytetään liitteeksi englanninkielinen yhteenveto. Sekä MBA-ohjelma että täydennykset tulee olla suoritettu pääsääntöisesti vähintään hyvin tiedoin. 5) Suomalaisen tai ulkomaisen ylemmän ammattikorkeakoulututkinnon suorittaneet, joiden tutkinto sisältää pro gradua vastaavan tutkielman tai muun näytön. Tutkintoon sisältyvien pääainekokonaisuuden opintojen sekä tutkielman on oltava suoritettu pääsääntöisesti vähintään hyvin tiedoin ennen tohtoriohjelmaan hakemista. Ylemmän ammattikorkeakoulututkinnon suorittaneiden hakijoiden tulee huomioida, että tohtoriohjelman johtaja toteaa suoritetun koulutuksen antamat valmiudet tohtorikoulutukseen ja suuntautumisalueen vastuuprofessori voi tarvittaessa määrätä täydentäviä opintoja. 6) Kauppatieteellisen alan suomalaisen tai ulkomaisen lisensiaatin tutkinnon suorittaneet. 7) Muun kuin kauppatieteellisen alan suomalaisen tai ulkomaisen lisensiaatin tai tohtorin tutkinnon suorittaneet. Hakijalta edellytetään, että tutkimustyö liittyy johonkin tohtoritutkinnon suuntautumisalueeseen ja että hakijalla on tämän suuntautumisalueen edellyttämät valmiudet. Tarvittaessa suuntautumisalueen vastuuprofessori määrää täydentäviä opintoja. 8) Jatko-opiskelijaksi hakevalle tulee olla osoitettavissa kaksi ohjaajaa. 9) Tutkimussuunnitelman laatu. Tutkimusaiheen tulee olla tieteellisesti ja käytännöllisesti relevantti sekä soveltua kauppatieteiden laitoksen tutkimuksen painoaloihin. Tutkimussuunnitelman tulee olla laadukas sisältäen mm. seuraavat näkökohdat: tutkimusaiheen innovatiivisuus, tutkimussuunnitelman realistisuus sekä tutkimussuunnitelman selkeys ja toteutustapa, tutkimuseettisten kysymysten huomioiminen. Lisäksi huomioidaan näytöt aikaisemmasta tutkimustyöstä. Tohtoriohjelmaan hakeminen Kauppatieteiden tohtoriohjelmaan haettaessa tutkimussuunnitelma tulee laatia pääsääntöisesti englanninkielellä, koska kauppatieteiden tohtorikoulutus on englanninkielinen. Tutkimusaihe tulee valita siten, että tutkimusaiheesta on mahdollista tehdä kansainvälisiä artikkelijulkaisuja. Tutkimusaiheen tulee liittyä kauppatieteiden laitoksen tutkimuksen painoaloihin. Hakuajat lukuvuoden 2015 2016 opiskelija-valinnoissa päättyvät marraskuussa ja huhtikuussa. Suuntautumisen vaihtaminen kauppatieteiden tohtoriohjelman sisällä Suuntautumisen vaihtoa voi hakea kerran tohtorin tutkinnon opintojen aikana. Suuntautumisen vaihtoa haetaan vapaamuotoisella hakemuksella, jonka liitteinä tulee olla päivitetty jatkoopintosuunnitelma, tutkimussuunnitelma ja ohjaavan professorin hyväksyntä. Suuntautumisen vaihtaminen edellyttää keskustelua ohjaajien kanssa. Suuntautumisen vaihtoa haetaan kerran lukukaudessa jatko-opiskelijavalintojen yhteydessä. Vapaamuotoiset hakemukset perusteluineen toimitetaan yhteiskuntatieteiden ja kauppatieteiden tiedekunnan opintopäällikölle. Jatkotutkinnon vaatimukset Tohtoriohjelmassa suoritettavat kauppatieteiden lisensiaatin tai tohtorin tutkintoon johtavat opinnot rakentuvat lisensiaatintutkimuksen tai väitöskirjan lisäksi vaadittavista yleisistä valmiustaitoopinnoista (10 op) sekä tieteen ja tutkimusalan opinnoista (30 op), yhteensä opintojen laajuus on 40 op: Kauppatieteiden tohtori / lisensiaatti Yleiset valmiustaito-opinnot, 10 op Tieteen ja tutkimusalan opinnot, 30 op

Väitöskirja tai lisensiaatin tutkimus Tutkimusseminaari on kaikille pakollinen opintojakso. Seminaari ja muut kurssit pidetään englanniksi, mikäli mukana on jatko-opiskelijoita, jotka eivät osaa suomea. Mikäli opiskelija ei ole peruskoulutukseltaan kauppatieteiden maisteri, häneltä voidaan edellyttää täydentäviä opintoja 15 30 opintopistettä. Myös nämä vahvistetaan jatko-opintosuunnitelmassa Jatko-opintoihin sopivia kursseja ovat: - kauppatieteiden laitoksen omat jatkokoulutuskurssit (ja sopivat syventävien opintojen kurssit) - oman tiedekunnan jatkokoulutuskurssit (ja sopivat syventävien opintojen kurssit) - muiden tiedekuntien ja laitosten järjestämät jatkokoulutuskurssit (ja sopivat syventävien opintojen kurssit) - valtakunnallisten jatkokoulutusohjelmien (Kataja, OMM, muut) tarjoamat kurssit - Itä-Suomen yliopiston yhteiset jatkokoulutuskurssit - ulkomaisten yliopistojen jatkokoulutuskurssit, kesäkoulut ja seminaarit 5012002 Yleiset valmiustaito-opinnot, 10 op Transferable Skills Studies 10 ECTS Research Methodologies and Methods, minimum 6 ECTS 5210903 Academic Writing, max 6 ECTS Philosophy of Science and Research Ethics, max 6 ECTS Other doctoral level courses provided by graduate schools and universities Tieteen ja tutkimusalan opinnot, 30 op Subject Specific Studies 30 ECTS 5210901 Lisensiaatintutkimus, kauppatieteet Licentiate Thesis 5210910 Väitöskirja, kauppatieteet Dissertation 5214900 Accounting and Finance, 30 ECTS Courses on Accounting and Finance Theory and Research 5214902 Research Seminar for Doctoral Students, Accounting and Finance 6 ECTS (compulsory course, active participation during two academic years, research presentation every semester) 5214907 Research Methods Related to Own Research Project, 6 ECTS 5214904 Financial Accounting Theory, 6 ECTS 5214905 Management Accounting Theory, 6 ECTS 5214906 Corporate Finance Theory, 6 ECTS 5212906 Advanced Financial Statement Analysis, 6 ECTS 5214908 Empirical Corporate Finance, 6 op 5214910 Other Accounting and Finance Related Doctoral Level Courses 5212900 Business and Law, 30 ECTS Courses on Business and Law Theory and Research 5212902 Research Seminar for Doctoral Students, Business and Law 6 ECTS (compulsory course, active participation during two academic years, research presentation every semester) 5212908 Research Methods Related to Own Research Project, 6 ECTS 5212903 Research Traditions in Business and Law, 6 ECTS 5214904 Financial Accounting Theory, 6 ECTS 5212907 Business Law Theory, 6 op 5212910 Other Business and Law Related Doctoral Level Courses

5213900 Innovation Management, 30 ECTS Courses on Innovation Management Theory and Research 5213902 Research Seminar for Doctoral Students, Innovation Management 6 ECTS (compulsory course, active participation during two academic years, research presentation every semester) 5213908 Research Methods Related to Own Research Project, 6 ECTS 5213903 Research Traditions in Innovation Management, 6 ECTS (compulsory course) 5213904 Management and Organization Theory, 6 ECTS 5213905 Strategic Management Theory, 6 ECTS 5211904 Marketing Theory, 6 ECTS 5213323 Health and Wellbeing Business, 6 ECTS 5213910 Other Innovation Management Related Doctoral Level Courses 5211900 Service Management, 30 ECTS Courses on Service Management Theory and Research 5211902 Research Seminar for Doctoral Students, Service Management 6 ECTS (compulsory course, active participation during two academic years, research presentation every semester) 5211905 Research Methods Related to Own Research Project, 6 ECTS 5211903 Research Traditions in Service Management, 6 ECTS 5211904 Marketing Theory, 6 ECTS 5213904 Management and Organization Theory, 6 ECTS 5211906 Leadership and Organizational Change, 6 ECTS 5211907 Research on Tourism and Leisure Business, 6 ECTS 5211910 Other Service Management Doctoral Level Courses 5216900 International Business and Sales Management, 30 ECTS Courses on International Business and Sales Management Theory and Research 5216902 Research Seminar for Doctoral Students, International Business and Sales Management (compulsory course), 6 ECTS 5216908 Research Methods Related to Own Research Project, 6 ECTS 5213903 Research Traditions in International Business and Sales Management, 6 ECTS (compulsory course) 5213904 Management and Organization Theory, 6 ECTS 5213905 Strategic Management Theory, 6 ECTS 5211904 Marketing Theory, 6 ECTS 5216910 Other International Business and Sales Management Related Doctoral Level Courses Tohtoriohjelman vastuuhenkilöt - International Business and Sales Management, professori Mika Gabrielsson - Innovation Management: professori Päivi Eriksson, varalla: professori Hanna Lehtimäki - palvelujohtaminen: professori Taina Savolainen, varalla: professori Tommi Laukkanen - taloushallinto ja rahoitus: professori Mervi Niskanen, varalla: professori Jyrki Niskanen - yritysoikeus ja talous: professori Erkki Kontkanen, varalla: professori Matti Turtiainen - laitoksen jatkokoulutusta koordinoiva professori: Mika Gabrielsson 1.2 KAUPPATIETEIDEN TOHTORIOHJELMA Kauppatieteiden tohtoriohjelma tuottaa perinteiset kauppatieteelliset oppiainerajat ylittävää ja kansainväliset vaatimukset täyttävää liiketaloudellista tutkimusosaamista. Tohtoriohjelmassa jatko-

opiskelijat tekevät kummallakin kampuksella määritellyn tutkimusprofiilin suuntaista tutkimusta tavoitteenaan joko kauppatieteiden lisensiaatin tai kauppatieteiden tohtorin tutkinto. Tohtoriopinnoissa voi suuntautua viidelle suuntautumisalueelle: 1. Business studies, Innovation Management (Kuopio campus) 2. Liiketaloustiede, palvelujohtaminen/business studies, Service Management (Joensuun kampus) 3. Liiketaloustiede, taloushallinto ja rahoitus/ Business studies, Accounting and Finance (Kuopion kampus) 4. Liiketaloustiede, yritysoikeus ja talous/ Business studies, Business and Law (Joensuun kampus) 5. Business studies, International Business and Sales Management (Kuopio campus) Tohtoriohjelman sisällölliset painotukset tekevät Itä-Suomen yliopiston tohtoriohjelmasta erilaisen verrattuna muiden suomalaisten kauppatieteellisten yksiköiden tohtoriohjelmiin. Tohtoriohjelman tavoitteet Jatko-opintojen tavoitteena on yleinen perehtyneisyys kauppatieteiden tutkimukselliseen perustaan, teoriasuuntauksiin ja tutkimusmenetelmiin siten, että opinnot antavat valmiudet lisensiaatintutkimuksen tai väitöskirjan tekemiseen. Lisäksi opiskelija syventää osaamistaan valitsemansa suuntautumisvaihtoehdon tutkimusalalla. Tohtoriohjelmassa kannustetaan opiskelijoita kansainvälistymiseen: kansainvälisiin opintosuorituksiin ja tutkijavaihtoon, kansainvälisissä konferensseissa esiintymiseen ja julkaisemiseen kansainvälisillä foorumeilla sekä kansainvälisissä tutkijaverkostoissa toimimiseen. Jatko-opintosuunnitelmassa vahvistetaan lisensiaatintutkimuksen tai väitöskirjan lisäksi vaadittavat opintosuoritukset, joiden laajuus on 40 opintopistettä. Tutkimusseminaari on kaikille pakollinen opintojakso. Seminaari ja muut kurssit pidetään englanniksi, mikäli mukana on jatko-opiskelijoita, jotka eivät osaa suomea. Tämän vuoksi kurssikuvaukset ovat englanniksi. Mikäli opiskelija ei ole peruskoulutukseltaan kauppatieteiden maisteri, häneltä voidaan edellyttää täydennysopintoja 15 30 opintopistettä. Myös nämä vahvistetaan jatko-opintosuunnitelmassa Opetus Jatko-opintoihin sopivia kursseja ovat: o kauppatieteiden laitoksen omat jatkokoulutuskurssit (ja sopivat syventävien opintojen kurssit) o oman tiedekunnan jatkokoulutuskurssit (ja sopivat syventävien opintojen kurssit) o muiden tiedekuntien ja laitosten järjestämät jatkokoulutuskurssit (ja sopivat syventävien opintojen kurssit) o valtakunnallisten jatkokoulutusohjelmien (Kataja, OMM, muut) tarjoamat kurssit o Itä-Suomen yliopiston yhteiset jatkokoulutuskurssit o ulkomaisten yliopistojen jatkokoulutuskurssit, kesäkoulut ja seminaarit Vaadittavat opintosuoritukset Kauppatieteiden lisensiaatin tutkinto

1. Yleiset valmiustaito-opinnot 10 op 2. Tieteen ja tutkimusalan opinnot 30 op 3. Lisensiaatintutkimus Kauppatieteiden tohtorin tutkinto 1. Yleiset valmiustaito-opinnot10 op 2. Tieteen ja tutkimusalan opinnot 30 op 3. Väitöskirja Tohtoriohjelmaan sisältyvät opinnot, 40 opintopistettä Doctoral Programme Studies 40 ECTS 1. 5012002 Yleiset valmiustaito-opinnot, 10 op Transferable Skills Studies 10 ECTS Research methodologies and methods, minimum 6 ECTS (e.g. 5210904 Econometrics 6 ECTS, 5210905 Introduction to Qualitative Methods 6 ECTS, 5210906 Introduction to Quantitative Methods 6 ECTS, 5210907 Qualitative Analyses 6 ECTS) 5210903 Academic Writing, max 6 ECTS Philosophy of Science and Research Ethics, max 6 ECTS Other doctoral level courses provided by graduate schools and universities 2. 5012003 Tieteen ja tutkimusalan opinnot 30 opintopistettä Subject Specific Studies 30 ECTS 5210901 Lisensiaatintutkimus, kauppatieteet Licentiate Thesis 5210910 Väitöskirja, kauppatieteet Dissertation 5214900 Accounting and Finance, 30 ECTS Courses on Accounting and Finance Theory and Research 5214902 Research Seminar for Doctoral Students, Accounting and Finance (compulsory course) 6 ECTS 5214907 Research Methods Related to Own Research Project, 6 ECTS 5214904 Financial Accounting Theory, 6ECTS 5214905 Management Accounting Theory, 6 ECTS 5214906 Corporate Finance Theory, 6 ECTS 5212906 Advanced Financial Statement Analysis, 6 ECTS 5214908 Empirical Corporate Finance, 6 ECTS 5214910 Other Accounting and Finance Related Doctoral Level Courses 5212900 Business and Law, 30 ECTS

Courses on Business and Law Theory and Research 5212902 Research Seminar for Doctoral Students, Business and Law (compulsory course) 6 ECTS 5212908 Research Methods Related to Own Research Project, 6 ECTS 5212903 Research Traditions in Business and Law, 6 ECTS 5214904 Financial Accounting Theory, 6 ECTS 5212907 Business Law Theory, 6 ECTS 5212910 Other Business and Law Related Doctoral Level Courses 5213900 Innovation Management, 30 ECTS Courses on Innovation Management Theory and Research 5213902 Research Seminar for Doctoral Students, Innovation Management (compulsory course) 6 ECTS 5213908 Research Methods Related to Own Research Project, 6 ECTS 5213903 Research Traditions in Innovation Management, 6 ECTS (compulsory course) 5213904 Management and Organization Theory, 6 ECTS 5213905 Strategic Management Theory, 6 ECTS 5211904 Marketing Theory, 6 ECTS 5213323 Health and Wellbeing Business (HWB), 6 ECTS 5213910 Other Innovation Management Related Doctoral Level Courses 5211900 Service Management, 30 ECTS Courses on Service Management Theory and Research 5211902 Research Seminar for Doctoral Students, Service Management (compulsory course) 6 ECTS 5211905 Research Methods Related to Own Research Project, 6 ECTS 5211903 Research Traditions in Service Management, 6 ECTS 5211904 Marketing Theory, 6 ECTS 5213904 Management and Organization Theory, 6 ECTS 5211906 Leadership and Organizational Change, 6 ECTS 5211907 Research on Tourism and Leisure Business, 6 ECTS 5211910 Other Service Management Related Doctoral Level Courses 5216900 International Business and Sales Management, 30 ECTS Courses on International Business and Sales Management Theory and Research 5216902 Research Seminar for Doctoral Students, International Business and Sales Management (compulsory course) 6 ECTS 5216908 Research Methods Related to Own Research Project, 6 ECTS 5216903 Research Traditions in International Business and Sales Management 6 ECTS (compulsory course) 5213904 Management and Organization Theory, 6 ECTS 5213905 Strategic Management Theory, 6 ECTS

5211904 Marketing Theory, 6 ECTS 5216910 Other International Business and Sales Management Related Doctoral Level Courses DOCTORAL COURSES IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT 2015 2016 1. 5012002 Yleiset valmiustaito-opinnot, 10 op Transferable Skills Studies 10 ECTS 5210903 ACADEMIC WRITING 6 ECTS ACA Knowledge related: The students will be able to explain how and why argumentation, genre awareness, reflexiveness, development of a critical point of view, and joint effort are essential features of the academic writing process. Skills related: The students will be able to co-author well argued scientific text in English, present it to an academic audience and publish it in a scholarly journal. Content: Audience and purpose oriented approach, process writing, reviewing and giving feedback on academic texts, co-authored writing in a research group. Study Material: 1) Gail Craswell (2004) Writing for Academic Success: A Postgraduate Guide, London: Sage 2) Christopher Hart (1998) Doing a Literature Review: Releasing the Social Science Research Imagination, London: Sage 3) Harry F. Wolcott (2009) Writing Up Qualitative Research. London: Sage. Teaching methods: Small group instruction, 20 h Assessment is based on: Participation in teaching, other (co-authored article in English, other written and oral presentations). Additional information: The course (or parts of it) can be replaced with doctoral level courses provided by graduate schools and universities. 5210904 ECONOMETRICS 6 ECTS ECON Knowledge related: The students will expand their knowledge on the usage of econometric models and on the selection of appropriate methods for different research questions. Skills related: The student is able to select and apply the appropriate econometric models to different research questions and to analyze the results obtained. Content: Maximum likelihood estimations, GLS estimation, instrumental variables, dynamic models, simultaneous equations Study Material: W. Greene 2003, Econometric Analysis, 5th Edition, Pearson Education Teaching methods: Small group instruction, 20 h

Assessment is based on: Exam and term paper. Additional information: The course can be replaced with doctoral level courses on provided by graduate schools and universities. 5210905 INTRODUCTION TO QUALITATIVE METHODS 6 ECTS INQ Knowledge related: The students will be able to describe how systematic, well-grounded and reflexive empirical research is performed within the realist and constructionist epistemologies. The student will also be able to explain the differences between various qualitative research approaches. Skills related: Students will be able to critically examine published qualitative research and to experiment with different methodologies. Content: Case study strategy, qualitative content analysis, methods for studying language practices. Study Material: 1) Päivi Eriksson & Anne Kovalainen, Qualitative Methods in Business Research, Sage 2008. 2) Mats Alvesson & Kaj Skoldberg (1999) Reflexive Methodology: New Vistas for Qualitative Research, Sage. 3) Doctoral dissertations 4) Other materials. Teaching methods: Small group instruction, 20 h Assessment is based on: Participation in teaching, other (written assignments). graduate schools and universities (e.g. Kataja course: Laadullinen tutkimus/qualitative Research). When teaching is not provided in class, the course can be taken as a book exam/essay course. 5210906 INTRODUCTION TO QUANTITATIVE METHODS 6 ECTS QUANT Knowledge related: The students will expand their knowledge on the usage of quantitative research methods and on the selection of appropriate methods for different research questions. Skills related: Students will learn to experiment with various methods of data collection and analysis. Content: Quantitative research approaches and methods, methods of data collection and analysis. Study Material: Will be specified by the instructor. Teaching methods: Small group instruction, 20 h Assessment is based on: Participation in teaching, research report on quantitative research analysis. graduate schools and universities (e.g. Kataja course: Kauppatieteiden tilastolliset sovellukset). 5210907 QUALITATIVE ANALYSES 6 ECTS QAN

Knowledge related: Student will be able to describe the theoretical and methodological ideas attached to various types of qualitative analyses, and explain their differences. Skills related: Students will be able to critically examine and improve their own research designs, usage of methods and analytic techniques. Content: Research designs, research questions and various types of qualitative analyses. Study Material: 1) Päivi Eriksson & Anne Kovalainen, Qualitative Methods in Business Research, Sage 2008. 2) Qualitative methods books chosen by the student 3) Other materials. Teaching methods: Small group instruction, 20 h Assessment is based on: Participation in teaching, other (written assignments). graduate schools and universities (e.g. Kataja course: Laadulliset aineistot ja analyysit/qualitative Materials and Methods). When teaching is not provided in class, the course can be taken as a book exam/essay course. 2. 5012003 Tieteen ja tutkimusalan opinnot, 30 op Subject Specific Studies, 30 ECTS 5214900 Accounting and finance, 30 ECTS Courses on Accounting and Finance Theory and Research 5214902 RESEARCH SEMINAR FOR DOCTORAL STUDENTS 6 ECTS (RES) Knowledge related: The students will deepen their knowledge on their own research topic as well as other related research. Skills related: To students will learn to critically analyze and discuss their own research and to give constructive feedback to others. They will also develop skills in written and oral presentation and selling of their argument. Content: Research presentations in Business and Management. Teaching methods: Small group instruction, 20 h. Assessment is based on: Participation in teaching. Assessment: Pass/Fail. Assessment is based on participation in teaching. In order to pass the course student have to achieve 50 % of learning outcomes of the course. Course Director: Professors 5214907 Research Methods Related to Own Research Project 6 ECTS Knowledge related: The students will deepen their knowledge on the research methods related to own research project. Skills related: To students will learn to apply research methods suitable of own research project.

Content: Research designs, research questions and various types of analyses related to own research project. In quantitative research project include research approaches and methods, methods of data collection and analysis. Teaching methods: Small group instruction, 20 h. Assessment is based on: Participation in teaching. Assessment: Pass/Fail. Assessment is based on participation in teaching. In order to pass the course student have to achieve 50 % of learning outcomes of the course. Course Director: Professors 5214904 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING THEORY 6 ECTS FAT Knowledge related: The student will deepen his knowledge in financial accounting theory, as well as research traditions and methodology in financial accounting. Skills related: The students will develop their skills in the critical analysis of scientific articles in accounting. Content: Conceptual, theoretical and methodological approaches to the study of financial accounting. Study Material: 1) Ross L. Watts, Jerold L. Zimmermann, Positive Accounting Theory, Prentice- Hall Inc., 1986. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=928677 2) Beawer, W.H., Financial Reporting: An Accounting Revolution, 3. ed. Prentice Hall, 1998 3) Research articles. Assessment is based on: Book exam or essay(s). graduate schools and universities. 5214905 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING THEORY 6 ECTS MAT Knowledge related: The student will deepen his knowledge in management accounting theory, as well as research traditions and methodology in management accounting. Skills related: The students will develop their skills in the critical analysis of scientific articles in management accounting. Content: Conceptual, theoretical and methodological approaches to the study of management accounting. Study Material: Research articles. Assessment is based on: Will be specified by the instructor

Additional information: The course can be replaced with doctoral level courses on provided by graduate schools and universities. 5214906 CORPORATE FINANCE THEORY 6 ECTS CFT Knowledge related: The student will deepen his knowledge in corporate finance theory, as well as research traditions and methodology in corporate finance. Skills related: The students will develop their skills in the critical analysis of scientific articles in corporate finance. Content: Conceptual, theoretical and methodological approaches to the study of corporate finance. Study Material: 1) The Modern theory of corporate finance; edited by Clifford W. Smith, Jr; McGraw-Hill, 1990, International edition 2) Jean Tirole, The Theory of Corporate Finance, Princeton University Press, 1996. 3) Research articles. Assessment is based on: Book exam or essay(s). graduate schools and universities. 5212906 ADVANCED FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS 6 ECTS This course is offered by KATAJA every other year. 5214908 EMPIRICAL CORPORATE FINANCE 6 ECTS This course is offered by KATAJA every other year. 5214910 Other Accounting and Finance Related Doctoral Level Courses: Opiskelija voi sisällyttää teema-alueen jatko-opintoihin esim. vierailevien luennoitsijoiden opintojaksoja sekä soveltuvia muussa kotimaisessa tai ulkomaisessa yliopistossa suoritettuja jatkoopintojen tasoisia suuntautumisen luentoja. Objectives: Doctoral level courses in the field of Accounting and Finance provided by visiting lecturers or Doctoral level courses in the field of Accounting and Finance accomplished in other universities either in Finland or international universities can be included. 5212900 Business and Law, 30 ECTS Courses on Business and Law Theory and Research 5212902 RESEARCH SEMINAR FOR DOCTORAL STUDENTS 6 ECTS (RES) Knowledge related: The students will deepen their knowledge on their own research topic as well as other related research.

Skills related: To students will learn to critically analyze and discuss their own research and to give constructive feedback to others. They will also develop skills in written and oral presentation and selling of their argument. Content: Research presentations in Business and Management. Teaching methods: Small group instruction, 20 h. Assessment is based on: Participation in teaching. Assessment: Pass/Fail. Assessment is based on participation in teaching. In order to pass the course student have to achieve 50 % of learning outcomes of the course. Course Director: Professors 5212908 Research Methods Related to Own Research Project 6 ECTS 5212903 RESEARCH TRADITIONS IN BUSINESS AND LAW 6 ECTS Knowledge related: The student will be acquainted with contemporary research in different fields of business and law. Skills related: The students will develop their skills in the critical analysis of scientific articles in business and law research. Content: Conceptual, theoretical and methodological approaches to the study of business and law. Study Material: 1) Research articles Teaching methods: Small group instruction, 20 h Assessment is based on: Participation in teaching, other (written assignments, oral presentations) graduate schools and universities. 5214904 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING THEORY 6 ECTS FAT Knowledge related: The student will deepen his knowledge in financial accounting theory, as well as research traditions and methodology in financial accounting. Skills related: The students will develop their skills in the critical analysis of scientific articles in accounting. Content: Conceptual, theoretical and methodological approaches to the study of financial accounting. Study Material: 1) Ross L. Watts, Jerold L. Zimmermann, Positive Accounting Theory, Prentice- Hall Inc., 1986. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=928677 2) Beawer, W.H., Financial Reporting: An Accounting Revolution, 3. ed, Prentice Hall, 1998 3) Research articles. Assessment is based on: Book exam or essay(s).

graduate schools and universities. 5212907 BUSINESS LAW THEORY 6 ECTS Knowledge related: The students learn about legal aspects and the scientific doctrine concerning the research topic as well as the main institutions of the field(s) of law in question. Content: Theoretical and methodological approaches to the specific issues and perspectives on business law research. Study Material: 1) Research articles 2) Other materials. Assessment is based on: Will be specified by the instructor graduate schools and universities. 5212910 Other Business and Law Related Doctoral Level Courses Opiskelija voi sisällyttää suuntautumisen jatko-opintoihin esim. vierailevien luennoitsijoiden opintojaksoja sekä soveltuvia muussa kotimaisessa tai ulkomaisessa yliopistossa suoritettuja jatkoopintojen tasoisia teema-alueen luentoja. Objectives: Doctoral level courses in the field of Business and Law provided by visiting lecturers or Doctoral level courses in the field of Business and Law accomplished in other universities either in Finland or international universities can be included. 5213900 Innovation Management, 30 ECTS Courses on Innovation Management Theory and Research, 5213902 RESEARCH SEMINAR FOR DOCTORAL STUDENTS 6 ECTS (RES) Knowledge related: The students will deepen their knowledge on their own research topic as well as other related research. Skills related: To students will learn to critically analyze and discuss their own research and to give constructive feedback to others. They will also develop skills in written and oral presentation and selling of their argument. Content: Research presentations in Business and Management. Teaching methods: Small group instruction, 20 h. Assessment is based on: Participation in teaching.

Assessment: Pass/Fail. Assessment is based on participation in teaching. In order to pass the course student have to achieve 50 % of learning outcomes of the course. Course Director: Professors 5213908 Research Methods Related to Own Research Project 6 ECTS 5213903 RESEARCH TRADITIONS IN INNOVATION MANAGEMENT 6 ECTS IMA Knowledge related: The students will be able to describe the varied field of innovation management research and explain why it includes distinctly different understandings of what counts as innovation and how it can be managed. Content: Theoretical and methodological approaches to the study of innovation management. Study Material: 1) Fagerberg & Mowery & Nelson (2005) The Oxford Handbook of Innovation. Oxford: OUP 2) Research articles 3) other materials. Teaching methods: Small group instruction, 24 h Assessment is based on: Participation in teaching, article analyses. Additional information: The course can be replaced with other doctoral level courses provided by graduate schools and universities. 5213904 MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION THEORY 6 ECTS MAN Knowledge related: The students will be able to describe and explain the body of theoretical and epistemological approaches used in management and organization research. Content: Theoretical and methodological approaches related to management and organization theoretical research. Study Material: 1) Phil Johnson and Joanne Duberley (2000): Understanding Management Research: An Introduction to Epistemology. London: Sage. 3) Haridimos Tsoukas and Christian Knudsen (2005) The Oxford Handbook of Organization Theory. OUP Oxford 3) Research articles 4) Other materials. Assessment is based on: Will be specified by the instructor. graduate schools and universities (e.g. Kataja courses Organization Theory, Liikkeenjohdollinen ajattelu ja organisaatiotutkimus).

5213905 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT THEORY 6ECTS SMA Knowledge related: The students will be able to describe and explain the body of theoretical and methodological approaches used in the study of strategic management. Content: Theoretical and methodological approaches to the study of strategic management. Study Material: 1) Golsorkhi, Rouleau, Seidl & Vaara (2010) Cambridge Handbook of Strategy as Practice. Cambridge University Press 2) Research articles 3) Other materials. Assessment is based on: Will be specified by the instructor graduate schools and universities. When teaching is not provided in class, the course can be taken as a book exam/essay course. 5211904 MARKETING THEORY 6 ECTS MARK Knowledge related: The students will be able to describe and explain the body of theoretical and methodological approaches used in marketing related research. Content: Theoretical and methodological approaches used in the study of marketing. Study Material: 1) Pauline Maclaran, Michael Saren, Barbara Stern, Mark Tadajewski (2009) The SAGE Handbook of Marketing Theory. London: Sage 2) Research articles 3) Other materials. Assessment is based on: Will be specified by the instructor graduate schools and universities (e.g. Kataja course Marketing Theory). 5213323 Health and Wellbeing Business (HWB) 6 ECTS Learning outcomes: Knowledge related: Students know the transformations taking place in the health and wellbeing business. Students understand the need for novel thinking, new practical solutions and leadership within the health and wellbeing organizations. Skills related: Students learn to engage in dialogue with experts and customers and perform an evidence-based analysis of the health and wellbeing business. Content: Strategic innovation and new business models; emerging markets; ehealth and other current trends. Modes of study: Option a) Active participation in class meetings. Option b) Independent study

Teaching Methods: Option a) Workshops 21 h, assignments 141 h. Option b) Book exam 162 h. Students of MDP in Health and Business must take Option a) Study materials: 1) Christensen et al. (2009) The Innovator's Prescription: A Disruptive Solution for Health Care, 1st ed. McGraw-Hill 2) Rogers E.M. 2003. Diffusion of innovations. 5th ed. New York. The Free press. 3) Articles, 4) Other materials. Teaching Language: English Evaluation criteria: 0-5. Based on the assignments. Teacher: Hanna Lehtimäki, Maarit Lammassaari, Eeva Aromaa Time: Autumn term, study period 1 Offering data: Every year. Keywords: Health management, leadership, innovation management, business management 5213910 Other Innovation Management Related Doctoral Level Courses Opiskelija voi sisällyttää suuntautumisen jatko-opintoihin esim. vierailevien luennoitsijoiden opintojaksoja sekä soveltuvia muussa kotimaisessa tai ulkomaisessa yliopistossa suoritettuja jatkoopintojen tasoisia teema-alueen luentoja. Objectives: Doctoral level courses in the field of Innovation Management provided by visiting lecturers or Doctoral level courses in the field of Innovation Management accomplished in other universities either in Finland or international universities can be included. 5211900 Service Management, 30 ECTS Courses on Service Management Theory and Research 5211902 RESEARCH SEMINAR FOR DOCTORAL STUDENTS 6 ECTS (RES) Knowledge related: The students will deepen their knowledge on their own research topic as well as other related research. Skills related: To students will learn to critically analyze and discuss their own research and to give constructive feedback to others. They will also develop skills in written and oral presentation and selling of their argument. Content: Research presentations in Business and Management. Teaching methods: Small group instruction, 20 h. Assessment is based on: Participation in teaching. Assessment: Pass/Fail. Assessment is based on participation in teaching. In order to pass the course student have to achieve 50 % of learning outcomes of the course. Course Director: Professors 5211905 Research Methods Related to Own Research Project 6 ECTS 5211903 RESEARCH TRADITIONS IN SERVICE MANAGEMENT 6 ECTS SMT Knowledge related: The students will be able to describe and explain the body of theoretical and methodological approaches used in service management.

Content: Theoretical and methodological approaches to service management research. The course content also allows a more specific focus on certain areas of interest. Study Material: 1) Research articles 2) other materials Assessment is based on: Will be specified by the instructor Additional information: The course can be replaced by doctoral level courses provided by graduate schools and universities. (e.g. Kataja course: Theories and research in service management). 5211904 MARKETING THEORY 6 ECTS MARK Knowledge related: The students will be able to describe and explain the body of theoretical and methodological approaches used in marketing related research. Content: Theoretical and methodological approaches used in the study of marketing. STudy Material: 1) Pauline Maclaran, Michael Saren, Barbara Stern, Mark Tadajewski (2009) The SAGE Handbook of Marketing Theory. London: Sage 2) Research articles 3) Other materials. Assessment is based on: Will be specified by the instructor graduate schools and universities (e.g. Kataja course Marketing Theory). 5213904 MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION THEORY 6 ECTS MAN Knowledge related: The students will be able to describe and explain the body of theoretical and epistemological approaches used in management and organization research. Content: Theoretical and methodological approaches related to management and organization theoretical research. Study Material: 1) Phil Johnson and Joanne Duberley (2000): Understanding Management Research: An Introduction to Epistemology. London: Sage. 3) Haridimos Tsoukas and Christian Knudsen (2005) The Oxford Handbook of Organization Theory. OUP Oxford 3) Research articles 4) Other materials.

Assessment is based on: Will be specified by the instructor. graduate schools and universities (e.g. Kataja courses Organization Theory, Liikkeenjohdollinen ajattelu ja organisaatiotutkimus). 5211906 LEADERSHIP AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE 6 credits O&L Knowledge related: The students learn of the issues and perspectives of organization and leadershiprelated specific fields of research such as leadership behaviors, organizational change, organizational and interpersonal trust, commitment, and organizational identity. The course allows also students to focus on their domain of interest. Content: Theoretical and methodological approaches to the specific issues and perspectives on organization and leadership research. Study Material: 1) Demers, Christiane (2007) Organizational Change Theories: A Synthesis. Sage Publications 2) Bachmann, Reinhard, Zaheer Akbar (eds.) 2008. Handbook of Trust Research. Edward Elgar Publishing 3) Research articles 4) other materials. Assessment is based on: Will be specified by the instructor graduate schools and universities (e.g. Kataja course: Johtajuustutkimuksen nykysuuntia). 5211907 RESEARCH ON TOURISM AND LEISURE BUSINESS 6 ECTS TOL Knowledge related: The students will learn to know the basic multi-disciplinary approaches to tourism and leisure research, especially from a business perspective. Major research topics: destination and its development, consumer experience, promotion and communication, entrepreneurship in leisure and tourism, impacts of tourism. Skills related: The students will develop their skills in the critical analysis of scientific articles, academic books and research reports in the field of tourism and leisure research. Content: Conceptual, theoretical and methodological approaches to the study of tourism and leisure from a business perspective Study Material: 1) Jennings, Gayle (2007) Using a Qualitative Methodology for Tourism Research. Butterworth-Heinemann. 2) Ritchie, Brent, Burns, Peter and Palmer, Catherine (2005) Tourism Research Methods : Integrating Theory with Practice. CABI Publishing 3) Airey, David and Tribe, John (2007) Development in Tourism Research. Elsevier 4) Research articles 5) other materials

Assessment is based on: Will be specified by the instructor graduate schools and universities. 5211910 Other Service Management Related Doctoral Level Courses Opiskelija voi sisällyttää suuntautumisen jatko-opintoihin esim. vierailevien luennoitsijoiden opintojaksoja sekä soveltuvia muussa kotimaisessa tai ulkomaisessa yliopistossa suoritettuja jatkoopintojen tasoisia teema-alueen luentoja. Objectives: Doctoral level courses in the field of Service Management provided by visiting lecturers or Doctoral level courses in the field of Service Management accomplished in other universities either in Finland or international universities can be included. 5216900 International Business and Sales Management, 30 ECTS Courses on International Business and Sales Management Theory and Research, 5216902 RESEARCH SEMINAR FOR DOCTORAL STUDENTS 6 ECTS (RES) Knowledge related: The students will deepen their knowledge on their own research topic as well as other related research. Skills related: To students will learn to critically analyze and discuss their own research and to give constructive feedback to others. They will also develop skills in written and oral presentation and selling of their argument. Content: Research presentations in Business and Management. Teaching methods: Small group instruction, 20 h. Assessment is based on: Participation in teaching. Assessment: Pass/Fail. Assessment is based on participation in teaching. In order to pass the course student have to achieve 50 % of learning outcomes of the course. Course Director: Professors 5216908 Research Methods Related to Own Research Project 6 ECTS 5216903 RESEARCH TRADITIONS IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND SALES MANAGEMENT 6 ECTS INT Knowledge related: The students will be able to describe and explain the body of theoretical and methodological approaches used in the study of international business and sales management. Content: Theoretical and methodological approaches to the study of international business and sales management.

Study Material: 1) Mika Gabrielsson and Manek Kirpalani (2012) Handbook of Research on Born Globals, Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, 2) Cravens, David W., Le Munier-Fitzhugh, Kenneth, & Piercy, Nigel F., (2011) Strategic Sales and Sales Management, Oxford University Press Inc., New York. 3) Research articles 3) Other materials. Assessment is based on: Will be specified by the instructor graduate schools and universities (e.g. Kataja course: Theories and Research in International Business and Sales Management). 5213904 MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION THEORY 6 ECTS MAN Knowledge related: The students will be able to describe and explain the body of theoretical and epistemological approaches used in management and organization research. Content: Theoretical and methodological approaches related to management and organization theoretical research. Study Material: 1) Phil Johnson and Joanne Duberley (2000): Understanding Management Research: An Introduction to Epistemology. London: Sage. 3) Haridimos Tsoukas and Christian Knudsen (2005) The Oxford Handbook of Organization Theory. OUP Oxford 3) Research articles 4) Other materials. Assessment is based on: Will be specified by the instructor. graduate schools and universities (e.g. Kataja courses Organization Theory, Liikkeenjohdollinen ajattelu ja organisaatiotutkimus). 5213905 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT THEORY 6ECTS SMA Knowledge related: The students will be able to describe and explain the body of theoretical and methodological approaches used in the study of strategic management. Content: Theoretical and methodological approaches to the study of strategic management.

Study Material: 1) Golsorkhi, Rouleau, Seidl & Vaara (2010) Cambridge Handbook of Strategy as Practice. Cambridge University Press 2) Research articles 3) Other materials. Assessment is based on: Will be specified by the instructor graduate schools and universities. When teaching is not provided in class, the course can be taken as a book exam/essay course. 5211904 MARKETING THEORY 6 ECTS MARK Knowledge related: The students will be able to describe and explain the body of theoretical and methodological approaches used in marketing related research. Content: Theoretical and methodological approaches used in the study of marketing. Study Material: 1) Pauline Maclaran, Michael Saren, Barbara Stern, Mark Tadajewski (2009) The SAGE Handbook of Marketing Theory. London: Sage 2) Research articles 3) Other materials. Assessment is based on: Will be specified by the instructor graduate schools and universities (e.g. Kataja course Marketing Theory). 5216910 Other International Business and Sales Management Related Doctoral Level Courses Opiskelija voi sisällyttää suuntautumisen jatko-opintoihin esim. vierailevien luennoitsijoiden opintojaksoja sekä soveltuvia muussa kotimaisessa tai ulkomaisessa yliopistossa suoritettuja jatkoopintojen tasoisia teema-alueen luentoja. Objectives: Doctoral level courses in the field of International Business and Sales Management provided by visiting lecturers or Doctoral level courses in the field of International Business and Sales Management accomplished in other universities either in Finland or international universities can be included.