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Sustainability – Management – Tourism – Consumption - Creativity
The research at the Department of Service Studies is based on current problems in society focusing on the service sector. It interrogates, questions, contributes with new perspectives and shows sustainable ways forward for the service society.
There is a major need for cross-boundary research to address complex societal challenges. Approximately two-thirds of the EU’s economy consists of services – both public and private. The service sector spans a number of different areas, from trade and tourism to e.g. healthcare, school and communications – areas currently facing major challenges, but that also offer many opportunities.
The department’s lecturers, professors and doctoral students contribute with their research expertise from more than ten disciplines. Our research is conducted in close collaboration with organisations, industry and decision makers. Through a broad interdisciplinary profile, the research has unique opportunities to contribute to sustainable development in line with Agenda 2030.
The research at the Department of Service Studies is divided into five themes:
- Consumption, Marketing & Retail
- Management, Organization & Work
- Sustainability, Resources & Services
- Tourism, Place & Mobility
- Culture and Creativity
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