Collaboration at Department of Business Studies
Our researchers, teachers, and students collaborate with the surrounding society through research projects, contract education, student theses, internships, and active participation in public debate. On this page, we present a selection of examples illustrating our collaboration and the exchange of knowledge and expertise.
Swedish historical patents
Swedish historical patents is database with information on approximately 122,000 Swedish patents granted between 1746–1945.
The database, which is accessible to researchers and the general public, has been developed by a group of researcher in collaboration with the Swedish Intellectual Property Office (PRV).
Photo: Mostphotos
Controllerdagen
Controllerdagen (Controller Day) is a conference held annually. It is a unique opportunity where practice and research meet to gain insight into the latest ideas in the field of management control. The purpose is to share best practices, current research, and promote intellectual dialogue. Controllerdagen has existed for over 30 years and is organised by Ekonomistyrningsforum. (Management Control Forum).
For more information about Controllerdagen see the Swedish page
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Photo: Mikael Wallerstedt
Associated researcher
An important part of the department's research environment is the associated researchers. They are linked to the organisation for a long time through research collaborations where they contribute to the department's development.