PhD Student in Social Entrepreneurship

What you'll be doing here Collaboration on an international SNSF research project on disability entrepreneurship in Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and Vietnam. Planning and conducting ethnographic field research with entrepreneurs with disabilities. Collecting and analyzing qualitative data from observations, interviews, mobile research methods, and photo diaries. Developing an independent dissertation project and contributing to scholarly publications. Presenting and communicating research findings at conferences and to practitioners and policymakers. What you'll bring with you An excellent master's degree in management, entrepreneurship, social sciences, anthropology, disability studies, or a related field. Solid knowledge of qualitative research methods; ethnographic experience is a plus. A strong interest in entrepreneurship, inclusion, and social inequality. A keen awareness of the importance of inclusive, ethically responsible, and reflective research. Excellent command of English and strong skills in academic writing, self-organization, and international teamwork. To start with, here are some of our strong points Curiosity is what we want, oodles of it. Plus, lots of independence and autonomy. Responsibility in hugely exciting projects for the future attracting attention beyond the professional world. Great freedom in the organisation of work times – including mobile working. Working with smart people of different professional backgrounds who want, like you, to do things and make a difference. Easy exchanging of views and ideas, also across the divisional boundaries. I'll be your guide through the application procedure Cédric Schmid HR Consultant P +41 31 848 67 69 Business School In the Business School , we offer an education with a clear practical emphasis for the digital change-makers of the future in the economy and society. Content we love to engage with includes topics such as New Work, digital business or public sector transformation.