On-line Event
DATE – September 17th and 18th, 2025
COORDINATION- Prof. Luis Felipe Machado do Nascimento (UFRGS) and Prof. Lilian Caporlingua Giesta Cabral (UFERSA).
The Brazilian Academy of Management (ANPAD) invites doctoral students attending graduate programs in administration, accounting, and related areas (regardless of whether the graduate program is an ANPAD active member) to submit their doctoral dissertation proposals to the 23rd ANPAD Doctoral Consortium.
ANPAD's Doctoral Consortium was created in 2003 by the initiative of Prof. Henrique Freitas, then coordinator of PPGA/UFRGS, and its first coordinator was Prof. Edi Madalena Fracasso (PPGA/UFRGS). This initiative was inspired by the French experience and since then it has been an important forum for debate and contributions to improving thesis projects.
On its twenty-third edition, the Doctoral Consortium was designed to be a social space for collective knowledge construction among researchers and doctoral students. Participants will collectively work toward improving their doctoral dissertations and strengthening a network of people and institutions.
Thus, we confirm the commitment assumed in previous editions of guaranteeing a respectful, cordial, and professional approach when handling the students’ doctoral dissertation projects, understanding this gathering as an opportunity to share their academic paths. Also, scholars and practitioners who work with the topics addressed in the dissertations will participate in the consortium, strengthening ties within our academic community.
The EnANPAD 2025 central theme is “Sustainability in Management: Recognizing identities, local experiences and global challenges”. The 23rd Doctoral Consortium is aligned with this theme. We encourage doctoral students to submit their dissertation projects to this year’s Doctoral Consortium, emphasizing our commitment to accepting plural epistemological, theoretical, methodological, and empirical research and our intention to gather diverse participants, of all ANPAD divisions.
The Doctoral Consortium will have presentation and discussion panels that aim to contribute to doctoral dissertation projects in all dimensions and increase students’ research skills.