Driving innovation in healthcare with a free online course
Published on 20 July 2021Bath's Centre for Healthcare Innovation and Improvement is launching a new online course, to help health practitioners drive innovation at work.
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School of Management academics recognised for their contributions to global learning
Published on 30 June 2021The Financial Times have ranked us in the top 20 most influential business schools in the world for ‘teaching power’.
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Vaccines for all: creating models to support large-scale vaccination
Published on 23 June 2021Professor Güneş Erdoğan receives grant to research the best ways to distribute and administer Covid-19 vaccines.
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School of Management academics team up with UK Warehousing Association for study on automation
Published on 5 May 2021Vaggelis Giannikas, Alistair Brandon-Jones and Ayse-Begum Kilic are working with UKWA to investigate the adoption and assimilation of automation in warehouses.
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Fotios Petropoulos promoted to Professor
Published on 14 April 2021Fotios Petropoulos has advanced to the next stage in his career, as a Full Professor of Management Science.
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CBOS Online Global Corporate Governance Summit 2020: Call for papers
Published on 17 February 2021A call of papers for 2020 Global Corporate Governance Summit.
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Criticality, Responsibility and Citizenship in Management Education
Published on 17 February 2021A post Symposium report.
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School of Management achieves five-year EQUIS reaccreditation
Published on 5 February 2021EQUIS (the European Foundation for Management Development’s Quality Improvement System) has reaccredited the School of Management for a further five years.
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Gilbert Laporte awarded prestigious Killam Prize
Published on 5 February 2021School of Management academic Professor Gilbert Laporte has won one of the Canada Council Killam Prizes for 2021.
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Research proposes 'negative price' strategy to better manage bike sharing systems
Published on 2 February 2021Dr Meng Meng suggests a new way to manage the supply of bikes, using financial incentives to convince users to cycle from areas to high supply to low