RESEARCH PILLAR | CONFERENCES & PUBLICATIONS
Welcome to the overview of conferences our ACCESS PhD candidates have participated in and contributed to! We express our gratitude for their contributions and efforts in advancing the research topics within their respective fields and our contributing to the outcomes of the ACCESS project.
Here, you will find a collection of conferences that have provided an exceptional platform for our talented PhD candidates to showcase their research findings and exchange knowledge with fellow scholars from around the world. Each conference represents a unique opportunity for them to delve into diverse themes, engage in thought-provoking discussions, and foster collaborations that transcend borders. An opportunity that helped them to grow as researchers as well the advancement of their topics.
The diversity and reach of the topics presented by our ACCESS PhD Candidates demonstrate the relevance of their research in various domains, addressing pressing global challenges and exploring novel perspectives. None of this would have been possible without the ACCESS project and its funding bodies. The project’s commitment to fostering academic excellence, promoting interdisciplinary collaboration, and nurturing a vibrant research community has played a pivotal role in facilitating our PhD candidates’ participation not just in these conferences but also their future engagements.
Timeline | Conferences (2021 - 2024)
Contributions
Sossouhounto, H.: Enhancing Graduates Employability: Exploring the required Competencies for Faculty Engagement in Service-Learning Approach with Businesses.
Contributions
Garraoui, T.: Graduated Females in the Tunisian Labor Market.
Contributions
Alago, D.: Adoption of Social Customer Relationship Management in Entrepreneurial Universities on Built Employability Capacity of Students.
Contributions
Agyemang, E.: Getting a Job in Ghana: Job Search Perspectives Among Graduates in the Ghanaian Labor Market.
Shyiramunda, T.: Reorienting Practices in Higher Education: Discourse on Rwandan Graduates Experience at Labor Market.
Faloye, T.: Employers’ Perspective on Female Graduate Employability in Nigeria.
Contributions
Garraoui, T.: Graduates Unemployment and Entrepreneurship in Tunisia.
Contributions
Alago, D.: Stakeholder Interactions and Employability of Higher Education Students.
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Boafo, C. Dornberger, U., Boso, N.: Antecedents of international business competence: an exploratory analysis of university-business linkages` knowledge transfer factors.
Participant
Duodu, I.
Contributions
Duodu, I.: Shaping the future: Data-driven Engineering, Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
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Mavuta, D.:
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Boafo, C.:
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Boafo, C.; U. Dornberger, SY. Kusi: International Student Mobility and SME International Growth Orientation in Sub-Saharan Africa: Exploring the Mediating Role of International Knowledge Transfer.
Contributions
Mavuta, D.; Duodu, I.: "What constitutes an Entrepreneurial Ecosystem in Emerging versus Developed Economies – A set theoretical perspective from the firm level"
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Boafo, C.; U. Dornberger, N. Boso: Impact of University-Business Linkages on International Business Competence: In-Service Training Perspective.
Contact
Enrica Audano
Coordinator for ACCESS (Research)
Leipzig University | SEPT
enrica.audano@uni-leipzig.de
+49 341 97
Wyatt Constantine
Coordinator for ACCESS (Research)
Leipzig University | SEPT
wyatt.constantine@uni-leipzig.de
+49 341 97