Salford Business School’s Dr Divya Patel was recently invited to present at the 5th Online Global Festival of Active Learning 2025. Her presentation explored the intersection of art and education in the context of fair and ethical work practices.
We are excited to announce that two Salford Business School students, who were chosen as the Business Entrepreneurial Simulation Project’s (BESP) industry champions, have advanced onto the international Best-strategy Invitational (BSI) competition.
This October, Salford Business School will join forces with Ukraine’s Kyiv National University of Trade and Economics on an online cybersecurity and software engineering conference, amidst an increasingly sophisticated threat landscape.
Salford Business School’s School Lead for Student Experience and Engagement, Charlie Seager, had the opportunity to present at not one, but two national conferences on behalf of the University throughout April. Charlie showcased the fantastic work we’re doing to support our students, while sharing our evolving practices with the wider academic community.
Dr Mohammed Albakri, Programme Leader for Business Information Technology and Business Management with Innovation and Technology at Salford Business School, has co-authored a book alongside the late, Professor Trevor Wood-Harper.
In light of this morning’s news that UK inflation has dropped to 2.6%, the University of Salford’s economists, Matthew Allen and Dr Maria Paola Rana, share their thoughts.
The University of Salford’s Supply Chains, Procurement and Project Management team is continuing its strong relationship with the International Purchasing and Supply Education and Research Association (IPSERA) with a number of colleagues representing the University at its 2025 annual conference in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
Meet Dr Vicki Harvey, Senior Lecturer in People Management and Programme Leader for MSc Human Resource Management, here at Salford Business School. Vicki spent over a decade working on the expansion of the National DNA Database for The Forensic Science Service, where she acquired her expertise in project management and stakeholder engagement.
Salford Business School recently collaborated with Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU), the Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM) and the University of Manchester’s Masood Entrepreneurship Centre to host a purpose-driven ‘Unhackathon.’
On Tuesday 1 April, Salford Business School Accounting students, Ashray Rakesh and Huda Agham, visited Parliament alongside, Subject Head for Accounting, Fleur Middlebrough and Director of Accounting, Finance and Law, Dave Fallon.