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
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Launch of online platform Brevio will help charities get funding
Published on 28 May 2020Researchers from the School of Management have helped to develop a new online platform that connects charities with would-be investors.
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New research shows relationship building key to an idea’s success
Published on 27 March 2020Professor Ammon Salter's latest publication shows how ‘dual networking’ can drive productivity.
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Entrepreneurship and Innovation: a collaboration with Copenhagen Business School
Published on 27 March 2020Reflections on a workshop organised by CREI and Copenhagen Business School
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Improving Health and Social Care with a free online course
Published on 17 December 2019Prof Vasilakis and colleagues reflect on the impact of their ongoing online course on Quality Improvement (QI) in Healthcare (next run starts Jan 2021)
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Bath welcomes senior managers from universities in Thailand
Published on 25 September 2019A delegation from Thailand attended a one-day visit hosted by the School of Management and the International Centre for Higher Education Management (ICHEM).