We are pleased to announce the 3rd Lincoln Entrepreneurship and Innovation Colloquium which will be held at the Lincoln International Business School, University of Lincoln (United Kingdom) on 8-9 May 2025.
The two-day colloquium is organised to discuss the diverse facets of doctoral and post-doctoral career and the different possibilities for carrying out empirical research in entrepreneurship and innovation. The colloquium is aimed for management and organisation doctoral students and early career researchers (ECRs) in the field of entrepreneurship and innovation interested in systematic and bibliometric approaches for literature reviews, qualitative, quantitative and mixed methodologies. Preferably, the participants will have completed at least one year of their doctoral study or have been able to progress far enough with their research to have crafted a well-structured proposal or a paper contemplating their preliminary findings. Albeit we also are keen to invite ECRs and close to completion doctoral students that are currently working on a paper that is in need of development.
During the colloquium, participants will have the opportunity to attend keynote speeches about publishing and innovative research methods, to present their work, and to participate in mentoring sessions with experienced academics who are editors or editorial board members of key journals in the field.
We received support that allows for the event to be free of charge and some bursaries are available for a limited number of PhD students. Participation is limited to 25 PhD/ECRs. To attend the colloquium, participants need to submit their abstract and receive a notification of acceptance.
Our long-term goal is to develop a thriving community of management and organisation young researchers interested in entrepreneurship and innovation that meets around Europe.
Please share this information with your PhD students or Early Career colleagues who may be benefit from attending.
Andrea Caputo, Mariya Kargina, Christian Sarfo
Lincoln Entrepreneurship and Innovation Colloquium