The Doctoral Program in Business and Regional Competitiveness, Innovation, and Sustainability (CETIS) at Universidad Pontificia Comillas (Comillas ICADE) is offering two fully funded PhD scholarships for outstanding candidates. CETIS is a multidisciplinary program that focuses on cutting-edge research in business competitiveness, regional development, innovation strategies, and sustainability. The program provides a rigorous academic environment, emphasizing both theoretical and real-world applications, and aims to contribute to regional and global sustainable development. Successful applicants will join a dynamic research team, benefit from excellent research facilities, and receive mentorship from leading faculty members. The program encourages academic collaboration and offers opportunities to engage in impactful research projects. The scholarships are fully funded, covering tuition and providing a stipend, though the exact amount is not specified. Applicants are expected to have a strong academic background and a passion for research in business, innovation, or sustainability. Required application materials include a copy of national identification, curriculum vitae, academic transcript, cover letter, language accreditation, research proposal, and contact details for at least two references. The application process is rolling, with interviews beginning in late January. For more information about eligibility and application procedures, candidates are encouraged to visit the application page or contact the program via email. Join CETIS at Universidad Pontificia Comillas to advance your academic career and contribute to research in business competitiveness, regional development, innovation, and sustainability.

<p>The Doctoral Program in Business and Regional Competitiveness, Innovation, and Sustainability (CETIS) at Universidad Pontificia Comillas (Comillas ICADE) is offering two fully funded PhD scholarships for outstanding candidates. CETIS provides a multidisciplinary research environment focused on business competitiveness, regional development, innovation strategies, and sustainability. The program is designed to equip students with rigorous academic training and real-world research skills, contributing to both regional and global sustainable development goals.</p> <p>Students will benefit from access to excellent research facilities, mentorship from leading faculty, and opportunities for academic collaboration. The program is taught in English and emphasizes innovation as a critical factor for competitiveness and sustainability as a key element for future generations' well-being. Research lines include economy and territorial competitiveness as well as management of organizations and business competitiveness, with a strong focus on the Sustainable Development Goals.</p> <p>The program is a joint initiative with the University of Deusto and IQS School of Management (Universitat Ramon Llull), and is part of the Aristos Campus Mundus 2015, which also collaborates with Georgetown University, Boston College, and Fordham University. Students may pursue the International Mention or Industrial Doctorate modalities. The program offers a variety of training activities, including research methodology, advanced quantitative analysis, academic writing, and international research seminars.</p> <p>Applicants must have a strong academic background and a passion for research. Required application materials include a copy of national identification, curriculum vitae, academic transcript, cover letter, language accreditation, research proposal, and contact details for at least two references. The Academic Committee may require supplementary courses based on the applicant's profile. The program is in-person, with a duration of four years full-time or seven years part-time, and offers 12 seats per cohort.</p> <p>Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, with interviews beginning in late January. For more information on eligibility, application procedures, and deadlines, visit the application page or contact cetis@comillas.edu. This is an excellent opportunity to advance your academic career while contributing to impactful research in business, innovation, and sustainability.</p>

The Doctoral Program in Business and Regional Competitiveness, Innovation, and Sustainability (CETIS) at Universidad Pontificia Comillas (Comillas ICADE) is offering two fully funded PhD scholarships for outstanding candidates. CETIS provides a multidisciplinary research environment focused on business competitiveness, regional development, innovation strategies, and sustainability, with the aim of contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals. The program is taught in English and emphasizes rigorous academic training, real-world applications, and impactful research. Students benefit from excellent research facilities, mentorship from leading faculty, and opportunities for academic collaboration. The program is part of a joint initiative with the University of Deusto and IQS School of Management (Universitat Ramon Llull), and has strategic cooperation agreements with Georgetown University, Boston College, and Fordham University. Applicants must have a strong academic background and a passion for research. Required documents include identification, CV, academic transcript, cover letter, language accreditation, research proposal, and references. The program offers both full-time (4 years) and part-time (7 years) options, with a maximum of 12 seats. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, with interviews starting in late January. For more information, applicants are encouraged to visit the application page and contact the program via email. The scholarships cover tuition and provide a stipend, though specific amounts are not detailed. The program offers a wide range of training activities, including research methodology, academic writing, advanced quantitative analysis, and international research seminars. Students may also participate in research at partner institutions and present at conferences. The CETIS PhD program is ideal for those seeking to advance their academic careers while contributing to research in business, innovation, and sustainability.