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Karen Niven and Damian Hodgson.

Professor Karen Niven and Professor Damian Hodgson take on Associate Dean roles

Following an internal recruitment process, ºù«Ӱҵ University Management School announces their new Associate Deans for One University and for Research and Innovation.
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Dr Mirna Jabbour publishes new book about implementing Enterprise Risk Management

Dr Mirna Jabbour’s first book, Enterprise Risk Management: Technical, Cognitive, and Social Perspectives, has been published by Routledge.
Winners of the For Women in Science Award including Dr Fatima Ezzahra Achamrah, Lecturer in Operations and Supply Chain Management

Dr Fatima Ezzahra Achamrah receives the UNESCO- Fondation L'Oréal For Women in Science Young Talents Award

Lecturer in Operations and Supply Chain Management, Dr Fatima Ezzahra Achamrah, is awarded the prestigious For Women in Science Young Talents Award for her previous and current research in the AI category.
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Dr John Wilson contributes significantly to Northern Culture All-Party Parliamentary Group report on the importance of sport for society

A new report, A Question of Sport: An inquiry into the cultural value of sport to the North, has been published.
Professor Rachael Finn

Professor Rachael Finn appointed Interim Dean of ºù«Ӱҵ University Management School

ºù«Ӱҵ is delighted to announce that Professor Rachael Finn has been appointed Interim Dean of ºù«Ӱҵ University Management School.
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£1 million state-of-the-art Doctoral Research Centre launched at ºù«Ӱҵ University Management School

Management School PhD students are set to benefit from an investment of over £1 million to improve the Doctoral Research Centre, in a bid to further boost student experience and enhance the School’s professional research environment.

UK scientists and engineers working to reduce food waste in developing countries

Management School academics and scientists are working to use ideas from advanced space technology to improve the lives of farmers and reduce food waste in developing countries.