The 15th International Conference on Human Interaction and Emerging Technologies (IHIET) 2025, held at the University of Vienna, Austria, brought together global experts to discuss innovations in artificial intelligence (AI), human-computer interaction, virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR), wearable technologies, and sustainable business practices.
Salford Business School’s Lecturer in Accounting & Finance, Dr Fateha Shaheen, was recently invited to present her research paper at the 16th International Conference on Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics (AHFE 2025) and the affiliated conferences.
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.
Salford Business School’s Lecturer in Accounting and Finance, Dr Rasol Eskandari, recently presented his research paper: ‘Does regularity quality enhance sustainability performance? International evidence,’ at the AfriMed Finance Association Annual Conference (AFS 2025).
Meet Dr Silvia Tedesco, a trailblazer in the field of sustainability, advancing a series of diverse multidisciplinary research projects across engineering, chemistry, microbiology and more.
For Mus'haf Khan, a PhD researcher here at Salford Business School, studying the intersection of AI (artificial intelligence), digital transformation and sustainability, the UK Academy for Information Systems (UKAIS) 2025 Conference represented a critical milestone.
Recently, Salford Business School’s Dr Ashraful Alam presented his paper, titled "ESG Pay, Biodiversity and Firm Value," at the 8th Ethical Finance and Sustainability (EFS) Conference, in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Last week, Salford Business School students presented their businesses to a panel of judges at the Young Enterprise North West Start-Up Final, earning two coveted awards for their outstanding work.
University marks International Women’s Day by shining a light on the barriers women face that are hindering the road to sustainability in business and net zero.
Last week, Salford Business School’s Dr Yun Chen and Professor Marie Griffiths headed to Bournemouth for the ‘Sustainable Education in Business Education Symposium’. The event was buzzing with energy, with academia from 15 countries all diving into sustainability in higher education (HE) from different angles.