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Updated 04 Oct. 12

Finding a supervisor

The supervisor allocation procedure starts when the student finds a potential supervisor by using the department’s thesis supervisor list. Here you can familiarise yourself with available supervisors and their topics. The student contacts ONLY one potential supervisor at a time by e-mail stating:

1. tentative title

2. tentative problem statement

3. tentative research approach (methods/theory) 4. tentative description of data

5. tentative outline

6. tentative list of literature

7. why the proposal is in line with the student’s MSc programme 8. why the supervisor is relevant

When the supervisor and the student have agreed to cooperate, they complete and sign the Master thesis registration form that is available on the web1. This form contains information about the student, a working title, a project plan and a registration date. The MSc Programme Coordinator signs the Master thesis registration form on the condition that the proposal is in line with the student’s MSc programme and that the supervisor is relevant. If your attempt to interest at least three advisers has been unsuccessful, contact the MSc Programme Coordinator to assist in pointing you in the right direction.

The signed form and the synopsis are then handed in to the programme secretary (please check list in the appendix). Please remember that the deadlines for registration are 1 January, 1 March, 1 April, 1 June, 1 August and 1 October.

On the following pages you find a list of supervisors and their topics.

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http://studerende.au.dk/fileadmin/www.asb.dk/tilstuderende/studievejledning/kandidaterhver vsoekonomi/kandidatafhandling/THESIS_REGISTRATION_050912.docx

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Alexandra Kraus

[email protected]

Consumer attitudes Consumer behaviour Consumer choice Motivation Risk perception

Alice Grønhøj

[email protected]

Children and teenagers Consumer behaviour Consumer socialisation Environmental issues Family decision processes Qualitative methods

Alina Tudoran

[email protected]

Consumer retention

Economic crises and consumer behaviour Niche marketing

Online marketing Word-of-mouth

(3)

Ana Luiza de Araújo

[email protected]

Absorptive capacity Corporate strategy

Interaction between technology and organisations Open innovation

Qualitative methods

Quantitative (survey) methods Strategic cooperation

Andrea Carugati

[email protected]

Enterprise architecture Innovative business models IT-driven organisational change IT strategy

Knowledge management Surveillance

(4)

Anna Holm

[email protected]

Business models Electronic HRM (e-HRM) Employer branding Staffing Strategic HRM & D

Anne Bøllingtoft

not available in 2012

Change management Motivation Organisational behaviour Organisational design

Athanasios Krystallis

[email protected]

Branding Consumer behaviour

Food and agribusiness marketing Market research

Organic food

(5)

Berit Kamp

[email protected]

maternity leave

Birger Boutrup Jensen

[email protected]

Consumer goods market Price consciousness Price promotion Pricing

Bjarne Rerup Schlichter

[email protected]

ERP

Outsourcing

Project management

Project management of complex IS/IT projects Qualitative methods

IT in the health sector Conflicts (IT)

IT law suits

Management of IT systems IT organisations

(6)

Bjarne Taulo Sørensen

[email protected]

Consumer attitudes Consumer behaviour Market research

Market research methods Quantitative (survey) methods

Carsten Bergenholtz

[email protected]

Innovation management Interorganisational networks Social networks Theory of science

Charlotte J. Brandt

[email protected]

not available

Enterprise architecture

Organisational adoption and implementation of information systems Project management

Strategic use of information systems Systems development

(7)

Chris Ellegaard

[email protected]

Buyer-supplier relationship management Global sourcing Outsourcing Strategic purchasing

Christian Waldstrøm

[email protected]

not available

Not available 2012

Networks Organisational theory Social capital

Social network analysis

Eliane Choquette

[email protected]

Internationalisation

Quantitative (survey) methods Trade

(8)

Elmer Steensen

[email protected]

Strategic analysis Strategic development Strategic management Strategy

Erik Kloppenborg Madsen

[email protected]

Consumer behaviour Environmental issues Market communication Social responsibility

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Erik Maaløe

[email protected]

Strategy

Relations between staff and management Employee involvement Futorology Philosophy Philosophy of science Employee codetermination Self-development Identity development Case study techniques

Frances Jørgensen

[email protected]

Employee commitment Employee engagement Employee motivation

Human resourse management and development Role of HRM&D in facilitatling innovation

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Frantisek Sudzina

[email protected]

Barter Cloud computing Countertrade Knowledge management Outsourcing of ERP and CRM Social media Social web Web 2.0

Franziska Günzel

[email protected]

Business models Entrepreneurship Innovation Qualitative methods New venture creation Health care delivery Risk and cost sharing

Geertje Schuitema

[email protected]

Acceptability of environmental policies Transport behaviour

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Hanne Kragh

[email protected]

Internationalisation

Interorganisational networks

Management of multinational corporations Organisation of multinational corporations

Hans Skytte

[email protected]

Buying behaviour Constructivism

Inter-company relations

Interorganisational relations in distributor channels Organisational change

Relationship marketing management Retail trade

Strategic development Strategy

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Hans Jørn Juhl

[email protected]

Consumer complaint behaviour Customer relationship management Labelling

Market research

Market research methods Methodological issues Pricing

Retailing

Strategic market analysis

Helle Søndergaard

[email protected]

Innovation Lead user Market orientation Organisational learning Product development Strategy User-driven innovation

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Helle Neergaard

[email protected]

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurial mindset

Entrepreneurial growth ventures Gender aspects of entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship as everyday practice Entrepreneurial communities

Henning Madsen

Jacob Kjær Eskildsen

[email protected]

Jacob Orquin

[email protected]

Consumer behaviour Online marketing Economic psychology Neuromarketing Neuroeconomics

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Jakob Arnoldi

[email protected]

Business systems theory Organisational theory Risk and technology Technology transfer

Jakob Lauring

[email protected]

International management Diversity Multicultural teams Expatriates International HRM Groups Culture Cross-cultural management

(15)

Jens Kaalhauge

[email protected]

Innovation

International business Culture

Growth economies - India and China

Development and Industrial problems in developing countries/transformation economies

Societal development Cognicity

The industrial revolution The global crisis

Economic development

Jessica Aschemann-Witzel

[email protected]

Consumer choice

Consumer information search behaviour Food and health

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Joachim Scholderer

[email protected]

Buying behaviour Cause-related marketing Consumer behaviour Consumer policy Corporate communication Crisis management Cross-cultural marketing

Food and agribusiness marketing Innovation International marketing Labelling Market analysis Market communication Market research

Market research methods Marketing Methodological issues Organic food Price consciousness Pricing Purchasing Retailer branding Social marketing

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John Thøgersen

[email protected]

Cause-related marketing Consumer behaviour

Consumer complaint behaviour Consumer policy Energy saving/conservation Environmental issues Environmental marketing Labelling Organic food Recycling Social marketing Sustainable consumption Transport

John Howells

[email protected]

Patents and copyright and technological innovation R&D and its management for innovation

Universities and their relations to small high-research intensity companies The role of science parts in the support of innovation

(18)

Josefine Weigt-Rohrbeck

[email protected]

Change management Executive development

Human resourse management and development Organisational change Personnel development Recruitment Strategic HRM & D Succession planning Talent attraction Talent management Talent retention

Juan Felipe Reyes Rodríguez

[email protected]

Organisational theory

Corporate environmental strategy

Environmental sustainability in business Eo-competitiveness

(19)

Jørn Flohr Nielsen

[email protected]

Not available 2012

Healthcare management Institutional approaches Leadership Organisational behaviour Organisational change Organisational theory Public administration Service management

Klaus Grunert

[email protected]

Competitor analysis Consumer behaviour

Food and agribusiness marketing Innovation

Market research methods Marketing strategy

(20)

Knud Erik Jørgensen

[email protected]

Deep involvement Empowerment Knowledge implementing Knowledge organisation Knowledge sharing Organisational analysis Organisational change Organisational development Team theory and development

Kurt Pedersen

[email protected]

Business history

Foreign direct investments Industrial economics

International competitiveness International market expansion

(21)

Lars Esbjerg

[email protected]

B-t-B

Inter-company relations

Interorganisational relations in distributor channels IT and interorganisation relations

Qualitative methods

Retailer brand management Retailer branding Retail purchasing Sensemaking

Lars Frederiksen

[email protected]

Entrepreneurship Innovation management

Integrated solution and service innovation

Lars Haahr

[email protected]

Knowledge management

IT business strategy - how to sustain innovative processes Enterprise 2.0 - social media in an organisational context Management 2.0

(22)

Liisa Lähteenmäki

[email protected]

Consumer attitudes Consumer behaviour

Consumer complaint behaviour Food choice Labelling

Madeleine Toft

[email protected]

Consumer behaviour Smart Grid

Adoption of new technologies Customer needs

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Mai Skjøtt Linnebjerg

[email protected]

Certification CSR / SR Governance International business Knowledge transfer MNC Norms Rule-making Standardisation Transfer of practices

Marina Vashchenko

[email protected]

Competitor analysis CSR / SR Sustainable development Strategy design

Choice of strategic alternatives Evaluation of business projects

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Mia Holck Kjærgaard

[email protected]

Innovation Innovation management Open innovation Product development Qualitative methods

Quantitative (survey) methods Open innovation communities

Michal Krol

[email protected]

China-related topics Employee participation FDI Innovation International business

Quantitative (survey) methods Trade

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Mogens Dilling-Hansen

[email protected]

Business models Consumer behaviour Entrepreneurship Innovation Market analysis Market research Marketing

Quantitative (survey) methods Regional development Industrial economics Industry studies Industrial clusters R&D Regional economics

Mona Toft Madsen

[email protected]

Change management

International management assignments Management in new organisational forms Middle management involvement in HR Middle management involvement in strategy

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Morten Rask

[email protected]

Global business models

Internationalisation process of the firm International management

Sustainable business models

Natascha Loebnitz

[email protected]

maternity leave

Ole Hagh

[email protected]

Consumer goods market Industrial marketing

Industrial marketing management Market communication Marketing Marketing strategy Product development Reverse marketing Strategic analysis Strategic development Strategic management Technology transfer

(27)

Per Svejvig

[email protected]

Enterprise system implementation Enterprise systems

Interplay between technology and organisations Managing IT-enabled change

Organisational analysis Outsourcing

Project management

Project management of complex IS/IT projects Virtual project management

Per Blenker

[email protected]

Entrepreneurship Intrapreneurship

Entrepreneurship education Education and learning Innovative learning

(28)

Pernille Smith

[email protected]

Change management Innovation management Knowledge management Inter-organisational innovation Management of R&D teams Knowledge exchange

Knowledge creation

Interdisciplinary collaboration Teams

Grounded Theory method

Pernille Haugaard

[email protected]

Consumer behaviour Market communication Consumer analysis

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Peter Kesting

[email protected]

Business models China-related topics Entrepreneurship Innovation Business history Negotiations Philosophy of economics Business model change New venture creation

Polymeros Chrysochou

[email protected]

Branding Brand loyalty Food marketing

Healthy eating behaviour Panel data analysis

(30)

Poul Houman Andersen

[email protected]

B-t-B marketing/KAM Business networks Change management Innovation community

International business strategy Internationalisation of SMEs International joint ventures International strategic alliances International technology transfer Relationship marketing management Strategic analysis

Subcontractor internationalisation Subcontractor strategy

Supplier portfolio management

Value chain configuration and coordination

Povl Erik Rostgaard Andersen

[email protected]

Project management

Alignment between the business side of a company and IT Benefit realization through IT

Business process management IT governance

(31)

René Rohrbeck

[email protected]

Corporate foresight Strategic analysis

Strategic innovation management Strategic management Sustainability management

Rick Edgemann

[email protected]

Innovation Organisational consciousness Quality management

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Robson Sø Rocha

[email protected]

Business systems theory Governance Innovation Internationalisation Knowledge management Standardisation Strategising in MNCs Private equity

Health and safety BRICS

Work organisation in multinational corporations Industrial relations

Economic sociology Work environment

Rune Thorbjørn Clausen

[email protected]

Innovation community Organisational theory

Explorative analysis (Ethnography) Value creation-as-practiced based Design management

Architecture and organizational space Collaborative networks

(33)

Sabine Müller

[email protected]

Corporate entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship Intrapreneurship Qualitative methods Regional development Rural development

Small business management

Sarah Maria Lysdal Krøtel

[email protected]

Organisational theory

Quantitative (survey) methods New institutional theory

(34)

Simone Müller Loose

[email protected]

Willingness to pay for food claims

Consumer valuation of sustainable food characteristics Health marketing claims

Discrete choice modelling Visual shelf simulations

Revealed versus stated consumer preferences Eye tracking

Sladjana Nørskov

[email protected]

Innovation Lead user Methodological issues Organisational change Organisational learning Product development Qualitative methods User toolkits

(35)

Steffen Korsgaard

[email protected]

Entrepreneurship Qualitative methods Regional development Gender

Stephan Zielke

[email protected]

Branding Pricing Retail marketing Price perception

Point of purchase marketing Image studies

Retail technologies

Susanne Pedersen

[email protected]

Children and teenagers Consumer socialisation Health interventions Behaviour change

(36)

Søren Erik Nielsen

[email protected]

Change management Project management Social media Systems development IT project management Requirement specification Implementation (IT)

Thomas Preetzmann

[email protected]

Market orientation Marketing strategy Service marketing Marketing capapilities Business intelligence

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Tino Bech-Larsen

[email protected]

Branding

Buying behaviour

Cause-related marketing Children and teenagers Consumer behaviour Consumer socialisation Cross-cultural marketing Market communication Organic food

Toke Bjerregaard

[email protected]

MNC Qualitative methods Expatriates Culture Intercultural interaction Public-private interaction Institutional theory Strategy-as-practice

(38)

Toula Perrea

[email protected]

Communality issues

Novel technologies' value perception

Xian Chen

[email protected]

China-related topics Culture Finance Risk management

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