Høgskolen i Molde - Doctoral Program - Scheduled doctoral courses at Molde University College

The following is a listing of the presently available courses. These courses are available for competent students from other institutions. There are no fees involved, nor do we have any financial support to offer. If you are interested, please contact the listed person..

2007

3. - 7. December Cost-Benefit Analysis

2006

4.-8. December. Cost-benefit analysis. Responsible: Associate professor Svein Bråthen. For participation, apply to Associate professor Svein Brathen within 15 August, 2006. You must describe briefly why you wish to take part.

History

6-10 June 2006. Freight Transportation. Responsible: Adjunct Professor Teodor Gabriel Crainic. For participation, apply to professor Stein W. Wallace within 25 April, 2006. You must describe briefly why you wish to take part.

The history of logistics. 9-13 May 2005. Responsible is Professor Arild Hervik. Application deadline is 15 April 2005.

Transportation and logistics. 20-27 August 2004. A course looking at the relationship between moels in transportation and logistics. The course combines a lectured part and the participation in a conference. The course is supported by the Research Council of Norway. 5 ECTS. Contact person: See contact information is the course description.

Inter-organizational Issues in Supply Chain Management (DR8). 2-7 May 2004. A course with Professor Arnt Buvik from Molde University College and Professor Sven A. Haugland from The Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration. Any doctoral student / candidate may apply. The course is supported by the Research Council of Norway. 5 ECTS.

The history of logistics. 9-13 May, 2005. Responsible is Professor Arild Hervik. Application deadline is 15 April 2005.

Seminar in logistics, offered by Molde University College. Responsible: Professor Stein W. Wallace. This is a seminar series at Master level. Each course within the seminar is one week long, and occupies the students full time. Locally, we grant 3 ECTS for one such week. Visiting students are welcome. For details, see, Lo904. These seminars cover a wide variety of subjects relevant to logistics. THis file is a working file for 2003, and is given here for information. As dates get fixed and new seminars are agreed upon, the information will appear here.

Intermodal freight transportation. A course at the Technical University of Denmark, organized by Professor Oli Madsen. Time: June 11-18, 2003, plus some homework.

Nordic Research Course (Nordisk Forskerkurs), in Multi-modal transportation in quantitative logistics with Theo Crainic from Centre for Transportation Research in Montreal. This is a course financed by NorFA, and will take place outside Molde April 23-May 2, 2003. Organizer is Professor Stein W. Wallace. Application deadline is February 15, 2003. Send an application to Professor Wallace containing a CV, a short description of your PhD project, and an outline of why you would like to participate in the course. Your application must be backed by your supervisor.

Advanced stochastic programming, a one week intensive course based on the one above or similar knowledge. Taught by associate professors Stein-Erik Fleten and Asgeir Tomasgard. Scheduled for March 31-April 4, 2003 at The Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim. Visiting students are welcome. NTNU assists in finding accommodation.

Supply chain integration - Efficiency and/or effectiveness. A course based on six meetings, each one day in duration, during January to March, 2003. Takes place at JIBS in Jönköping and Stockholm School of Economics. Visiting students are welcome. Please contact Susanne.Hertz@ihh.hj.se and/or Susanne.Hertz@hhs.se.

Basic stochastic programming, a one week intensive course on basic stochastic programming, taught by professor Stein W. Wallace, and based on his textbook (with Peter Kall) "Stochastic Programming". Scheduled for January 13-17, 2003 at Molde University College. Visiting students are welcome. We assist in finding accommodation. It is necessary to arrive Sunday afternoon/evening, and it is feasible to leave at 17h10 Friday afternoon. 16 participants.