Best Master's Thesis Award
The Department of Strategy and Management invites all the students who have written a master's thesis to compete for the Best Master's Thesis Award.
The Department of Strategy and Management (SOL) seeks to encourage the production of master's theses of the highest quality and promote the achievements that has been accomplished within the SOL's disciplines.
This award is presented semi-annually and is open to everyone who writes their thesis within the Department discipline while supervised by one of the SOL's employees. The author (or at least one of the authors if more than one author) must have mbm or str as her/his major. The next prize will be handed out summer 2024. The thesis must have been submitted for grading within the last 24 months (fall 2022, spring 2023, fall 2023, and spring 2024).
The winner(s) will receive a diploma; have the opportunity to present their work at a faculty seminar and a cash prize of 15 000 NOK.
The purpose of the award is to encourage students to write good, solid master theses and to increase awareness of the high quality work that is accomplished in the Department disciplines.
| Previous winners: | ||
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| 21/22 |
Alan Mathew
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"Determinants of consumer evaluation of sustainability claims" |
| 20/21 |
adrian lines and
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"Organisasjonsendringer under koronapandemien: Implikasjoner for helsearbeideres jobbinvolvering og organisasjonsforpliktelse" |
| 2019 |
IFFAT TARANNUM AND TIMOFEI KOVALEV |
"Antecedents for green purchase intention : moderating effect of masculinity-femininity on the relationship between antecedents and green purchase intention"
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| 2017 |
Lara Mellinger |
"Consumer Ethnocentrism. A research synthesis and meta-analysis of its social-psychological antecedents and outcomes" |
| 2016 |
Johannes Solbraa Bay |
"Innovation Adoption in Robotics: Consumer Intentions to Use Autonomous Vehicles" |
| 2015 |
CHRISTINA MOE GJERDE AND MARTE LENES LINDGREN |
"Human capital Investment in Economic Downturns: The Norwegian Oil and Gas Industry and the 2014/2015 oil price shock" Supervisor: Professor Lasse B. Lien and Associate Professor Eirik Sjåholm Knudsen |
| 2014 |
Linn-Therese Holsen |
"How Corporate Social Performance and Corporate Economic Performance Interact to Influence Corporate Attractiveness - and Experiment" |
| 2013 |
Even Meek Olsen and Astrid Sky |
"How can service organizations improve the customer orientation of frontline employees?" |