Last month, Salford Business School’s Dr Sean Chung and Dr Michael Evans presented at the 13th AHTMM (Advances in Hospitality and Tourism Marketing and Management) Conference sharing their respective recent research in this space.
Salford Business School’s Lecturer in Law, Dr Tracy Boahene, recently had the privilege of presenting her research at the 8th Biennial African International Economic Law Network (AfIELN) Conference, hosted by Mohammed VI Polytechnic University in Rabat, Morocco.
Dr Jonathan Owens, Senior Lecturer here at Salford Business School, recently attended Advanced HE's (Higher Education) flagship Teaching and Learning Conference as part of a collaborative project involving the Universities of Liverpool, Hertfordshire and Manchester Metropolitan.
Dr David Beech, an organisational psychologist and Lecturer at Salford Business School, recently presented his research on corporate leadership and governance at the tenth Worldwide Interdisciplinary Network for Institutional Research (WINIR) conference in Prague, Czechia.
In September 2025, Lecturer in Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Dr Lisa Rees O’Donnell represented the University of Salford at the British Educational Research Association (BERA) Annual Conference 2025 at the University of Sussex. The annual conference brings together educational researchers, practitioners and policymakers to exchange knowledge and debate some of the most pressing issues in education.
At the International Conference in Banking and Financial Studies (ICBFS) 2025, held 11–12 September at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Piacenza, Italy, Salford Business School’s Dr Zeeshan Ali Syed, Programme Director for Financial Technology (FinTech) and Lecturer in Finance, presented new research on unsupervised machine learning for portfolio management.
The British Academy of Management (BAM) Management Knowledge and Education (MKE) Teaching Practice Conference 2025 brought together educators, practitioners and thought leaders from across the UK to explore how management education must evolve in response to global challenges.
Dr Divya Patel, Lecturer at Salford Business School, recently presented her research at the International Active Learning Conference 2025, sharing innovative teaching practice in sustainability education.
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.
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.