PhD Position in Behavioral Decision-Making in Supply Chains

Maastricht University is offering a fully funded PhD position in behavioral decision-making within supply chains, situated at the School of Business and Economics (SBE). The research will focus on understanding how behavioral factors influence decision-making processes in supply chain management, with potential intersections in marketing and business strategy. The position is supervised by Professor T. T. Niranjan, an academic expert in marketing and supply chain management at Maastricht University, Netherlands. This opportunity is ideal for candidates interested in the intersection of behavioral science, supply chain management, and marketing. The successful applicant will join a vibrant academic environment and contribute to cutting-edge research in behavioral decision-making as it applies to supply chains. The position is fully funded, covering tuition and providing a stipend or salary according to university guidelines. Applicants should have a strong academic background in a relevant field such as business, management, marketing, or behavioral decision-making. A master's degree is typically required, and candidates should demonstrate research aptitude and a keen interest in behavioral aspects of supply chain management. Specific requirements regarding language proficiency or minimum GPA are not detailed in the announcement. To apply, candidates should visit the Maastricht University vacancies portal and follow the instructions provided in the official vacancy announcement. The application process involves submitting the required documents as outlined by the university. For further information or specific queries, applicants may contact Professor T. T. Niranjan via his academic or LinkedIn profile. This position offers an excellent opportunity to advance your academic career in a leading European university, working on impactful research at the intersection of behavioral science and supply chain management.