Meet Dr Anisa Abdulfatah, Researcher and impact evaluation expert here at Salford Business School. Anisa’s journey has been shaped by her curiosity around how research, policy and innovation programmes can generate meaningful social, organisational and economic changes.
Back in April, 10 students from our LLB Law and LLB Law with Criminology programmes were given an invaluable opportunity to shadow experienced judges at Manchester Crown Court, enabling them to learn the day-to-day challenges of being a judge today.
Dr Rashed Khan has always made it his priority to connect theory with real-world insights in his teachings. As a Lecturer in International Business and Marketing and MSc Management Programme Leader here at Salford Business School, he encourages students to think critically about how emerging technologies impact international businesses.
Salford Business School has again been recognised for our societal impact and commitment to sustainability, as part of the 2026 Positive Impact Rating (PIR) for Business Schools.
Earlier this month, Dr Amir Khan, Lecturer in Digital Marketing here at Salford Business School, presented his research on customer Journey at the 48th ISMS Marketing Science Conference, hosted by the Nova School of Business and Economics in Lisbon.
Earlier this month, Salford Business School colleagues were joined by peers from across the sector as we played host to Enterprise Educators UK’s (EEUK), Enterprise Exchange event, titled ‘Co-operative Catalyst – Empowering Enterprise Education and Support for a Thriving Co-operative Economy.’
Meet Dr Mohammad Al Bahloul, Lecturer in Accounting and Finance here at Salford Business School.
Salford Law student, Aimee Holden, has exceeded expectations by qualifying as a finalist in the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) National Championship 2026.
The 21st International Behavioural Finance Conference, held in London, brought together academics and researchers from 82 universities, across 21 countries and five continents, to discuss emerging developments in behavioural finance, financial markets, AI (artificial intelligence), fintech and digital decision-making.
Salford alumnus, Gabi Round, left university and entered the hectic world of international events management where she spent her days catching flights, managing large teams of people and working on high-profile events, including the Ryder Cup.