School of Management
Lessons Learnt from the Gabriel-Chemie Challenge
As part of the Sustainability in Practice module on the Management and Corporate Sustainability MSc course, we had the opportunity to work with masterbatch manufacturer, Gabriel-Chemie. Working in teams, we were tasked with analysing the ...
Thoughts on Cranfield’s 2019-2020 UN PRME Report
Cranfield School of Management recently published their sixth United Nation’s Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) report for 2019-2020. Throughout the report, the university embeds and applies the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals within their activities, research, and ...
Hybrid working: 7 tips for employers navigating the post-pandemic world of work
By Professor Clare Kelliher, Professor of Work and Organisation Uncertain and anxious; hopeful and excited; or indifferent? However employers and employees are feeling about the next few months, there can be no escaping the conversations that ...
The Cranfield Experience: Management and Corporate Sustainability MSc
As a professional, taking a break from work to go back into higher education abroad is a critical decision. While a Master’s degree is always useful, the resources and commitment required to do well academically ...
A students view on “Climate Change and the Energy Transition: Building a Better and Greener World”.
On May 18th, Cranfield School of Management was honoured to host Paul De Leeuw, Director of the Energy Transition Institute at Robert Gordon University for a Sustainability Speaker Series event. The online event was titled ...
Looking good, feeling… not so good: the impact of advertising and social media on body image
With a recent Government report showing a shocking 61% of adults and 66% of children feel negatively about their body image, there has never been a better time to get to grips with what is fuelling ...