HBS – Hamburg Business School
Facultyof Business Administration
HBS – Hamburg Business School
HBS – Hamburg Business School
Doctoral Studies
Doctoral Programs
Summer Semester 2018
Courses at the Faculty of Business Administration
- Behavioral & Experimental Economics (6.4., 20.4., 18.5., 6.7.2018)
Markus Nöth & Guido Voigt (Information) - Measuring Quality of Care using Administrative Data (17.-19.9.2018)
Eva Oppel, Jonas Schreyögg & Gary Young (further informationen tba) - Defining and Measuring Patient Satisfaction: Current Issues and Concepts (20.-21.9.2018)
Eva Oppel (further informationen tba) - Risk Adjustment Methods for Quality of Care Outcomes with Administrative Data (24.-26.9.2018)
Marco Caliendo & Prof. Dr. Tom Stargardt (Information)
External Courses
- Comprehensive PLS Seminar Using SmartPLS 3 (6.-9.6.2018)
Northern Institute of Technology (NIT), TUHH Campus (Information) - PhD Summer School in Empirical Research Method (4.-22.6.18)
Universität St. Gallen (Information) - Discrete Choice Analysis (18.-22.6.2018)
MIT (Information) - Information Complexity And Multivariate Modeling In High-Dimensions With Applications (9.-14.7.2018)
Istanbul University (Information) - Modeling and Simulation of Transportation Networks, (23.-27.7.2018)
MIT (Information) - GSERM Ljubljana (20.8.-31.8.2018)
University of Ljubljana (Information)
Winter Semester 2018/19
Courses at the Faculty of Business Administration
- Recent Developments in Audit Research and an Approach to getting Published (20.-22.2.2019)
Nicole Ratzinger-Sakel (Information)
External Courses
- Causal Inference (15.-26.10.18)
Universität St. Gallen (Information) - GSERM Oslo Winter School (January 2019)
Norwegian Business School (Information)
Winter Semester 2017/18
Courses at the Faculty of Business Administration
- Microeconometrics (Nov 14-16 2017)
Stefan Hoderlein (Information) - Writing skills, intellectual property rights and research integrity (Nov 17 2017)
Andrea Sanchini (Information) - Project management and time/self-management skills (Dec 20 2017)
Anette Hammerschmidt (Information) - Doktorandenkurse des IQCE
- STATA (10.-12.1.2018)
- Working with SAS (15.-17.1.2018)
- Performance Assesment of Healthcare Providers using Multilevel Modelling Techniques (18.-22.1.2018)
- Panel Data (23.-25.1.2018)
- Recent Developments in Causal Inference (Jan 31-Feb 2 2018)
Martin Spindler (Information)
External Courses
IRWS International Research Workshop Methods for Ph.D.
University of Michigan: Summer Program in Quantitative Methods of Social Research
Universtität St. Gallen: GSERM - Summer School in Empirical Research Methods
University of Ljubljana: GSERM Ljubljana
Norwegian Business School: PhD Winter School Oslo
DART – Doctoral Program in Accounting, Reporting and Taxation
Nordic Network for PhD Studies
The Faculty Of Business Administration is a member of the „Nordic Network for PhD Studies“.
The cooperation agreement allows amongst others doctoral students to participate in doctoral courses of all member universities (if capacity available). Further members are:
- School of Business Economics and Social Sciences (UHH)
- German Institute for Economic Research
- GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences
- Hamburg Insititute of International Economics
- Helmut-Schmidt-University(Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences)
- Insitute of Employment Research
- Inter-University Centre Dubrovnik (IUC)
- Leuphana University Lüneburg (Faculty of Business and Economics)
- Hamburg University of Technology (Management Sciences and Technology)
- University of Bielefeld (Data Business Centre and Organizational Data)
- University of Flensburg
- University of Southern Denmark (Syddansk Universitet/SDU)
Doctoral Procedure
On 1 October 2014, the Faculty of Business Administration's new doctoral degree regulations (as of 9 July 2014) went into effect.
Students admitted in accordance with older doctoral degree regulations need to observe the following:
- For doctoral students completing studies in accordance with the doctoral degree regulations of 1998, the following applies:
Since 1 October 2015, it is no longer possible to pursue doctoral studies in accordance with the doctoral degree regulations of 17 June 1998. If you applied for protection under a grandfather clause in accordance with the doctoral degree regulations of 1998 but have not yet submitted your dissertation, you must now complete your doctoral studies in accordance with the doctoral degree regulations of 24 August 2010. Please note the respective requirements and conditions under "Doctoral degree regulations" and submit your application for admission to doctoral studies in accordance with the doctoral degree regulations of 2010 by 31 December 2015 (see "Forms to download"). - For doctoral students completing studies in accordance with the doctoral degree regulations of 2010, the following applies:
If you are admitted to doctoral studies in accordance with the doctoral degree regulations of 24 August 2010, you may complete your dissertation in accordance with these providing you submit your dissertation by 30 September 2019. If you submit your dissertation after this date, the doctoral degree regulations of 2014 will automatically go into effect. Please note the respective requirements and conditions under "Doctoral degree regulations." - For all new doctoral students completing studies in accordance with the doctoral degree regulations of 2014, the following applies:
You can find the current and valid doctoral degree regulations of 9 July 2014 at https://www.bwl.uni-hamburg.de/en/forschung/promotion/promo-2014-englische-uebersetzungskopie.pdf. Please apply for admission to studies at the latest three months after you commence official duties. You can find the application form under "Forms to download."
The currently valid statutes on ensuring good scientific practice and preventing scientific misconduct at Universität Hamburg - in translation only is of 6 August 2014.
Guidelines and presentations
The following guidelines and presentations provide an overview of the doctoral procedure (currently in German only):
- Doctoral procedure pursuant to doctoral degree regulations of 2014
- Doctoral procedure pursuant to doctoral degree regulations of 2010
- Recognizing credits (teaching) for doctoral degree regulations of 2010 and 2014
- Recognizing credits pursuant to doctoral degree regulations of 2014
- Recognizing credits pursuant to doctoral degree regulations of 2010
- Publishing dissertations within the framework of the doctoral procedure
Forms to download
- Application for admission pursuant to doctoral degree regulations of 2014
- Application for admission pursuant to doctoral degree regulations of 2010
- Suggestion for Examination Commission (2014)
- Suggestion for Examination Commission (2010)
- Sample suggestion—affadavit
- Sample suggestion—cover page
- Proof of credits pursuant to doctoral degree regulations of 2014
- Proof of credits pursuant to doctoral degree regulations of 2010
Doctoral Degree Regulations
- Doctoral degree regulations of 9 July 2014 (English only COPY)
- Doctoral degree regulations of 24 August 2010 (in German only)
- Doctoral degree regulations of 24 August 2010 - annex A (in German only)
- Modification of doctoral degree regulations of 25 April 2012 (in German only)
- Doctoral degree regulations of the department of business and economic sciences of 1998 (in German only)
Institutions
- Office of the Dean
- Doctoral committee
- Ombudsman for the faculty's graduation matters is Prof. Dr. Henrik Sattler. His deputy is Prof. Dr. Nicola Berg.
Subnavigation
Office for Doctoral Studies
Elke Thoma
Administration of PhD Studies
Moorweidenstraße 18, Room 3007
20148 Hamburg
Tel: +49 40 42838 7132
Consultation: please contact me by mail or phone for an appointment.