Newcastle University

The Business School is proud of its strong links with industry, ‘live’ projects and experienced entrepreneurs. It also counts itself one, among very few top-ranked, worldwide, Business Schools that offer unique and innovative Master's programmes, such as the MA in Arts, Business and Creativity (ABC) and the MSc in Innovation, Creativity and Entrepreneurship (MSc ICE).

As such, the Business School is dedicated in providing its students the opportunity to listen to practitioners and guest speakers and engage with a wide range of local and regional businesses.  

Last month, as part of the ‘Integrated Business Networking Events’ the Business School took students from both these programmes to visit the city’s football stadium, St James' Park and meet with Miss Kate Bradley, Head of the Newcastle United Foundation.

The Foundation is an independent, registered charity, supported by Newcastle United Football Club, and staff and students from the Business School were given a tour of St James' Park and a presentation on NUF’s social corporate responsibility activities.
 
Dr. Panos G. Piperopoulos, Degree Programme Director for the MA in Arts, Business and Creativity at the Business School said, “This has been a great opportunity for our students to meet with a regional business and hear first hand of their experiences and challenges within industry.”