Internal events
Our internal research events are open to staff and students of Newcastle University Business School and the wider University.
Exploring the latest research
Each of our subject groups organises a series of events throughout the academic year. We host academics and industry figures from all over the world. Each event delves deep into their chosen field, exploring new and exciting topics.
These events offer fantastic opportunities to develop greater levels of knowledge and understanding of a broad range of subjects. We encourage all eligible staff and students to attend where possible.
The events listed below are exclusively available to staff and students at Newcastle University Business Schooland the wider University.
You may need to register to attend an event. Details on how to register can be found on the page for the event in question.
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Exploring Bank Stability
Marian Fares investigates the complex effects of Deposit Insurance Schemes on bank stability across 81 countries from 1970 to 2020, exploring crucial factors and their interactions.
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Luxury Beliefs: Signaling through Ideology?
Explore the intriguing concept of "luxury beliefs" in this seminar with Dr. Margareth Samahita, as she unveils how ideology has become the new status symbol through cutting-edge experiments and theory.
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White-Collar Crime Seminar with Professor Jordan Siegel
Join Professor Jordan Siegel, Jin Hyung Kim and Reuben Hurst for a seminar on how high-profile enforcement deters white-collar crime, focusing on Paul Manafort's case under the FARA.
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From Impact Case Study to Publication - The Case of Costs and Fees in Asset Management
Accounting and Finance research development event - Professor Iain Clacher discusses the evolution of an impact case study that was submitted to the last REF.
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Workshop: Be Your Brand!
This workshop offers attendees practical strategies and insights to craft and embody an authentic personal brand that enhances their professional visibility and effectiveness.
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Qualitative Interview Research in Management and Organisation Studies
Professor Andrea Whittle presents this Management and Organisation workshop focusing on the overall research design and writing-up of interview research.
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Organization Capital in Banks and their Dividend Policy
Explore how organisation capital influences banks' dividend policies and impacts managerial capabilities, transparency, and financial constraints at Dr Shams Pathan's seminar
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Financial and Operational Consequences of Blockchain Implementations in Supply Chains: Insights from Event Studies and Case Studies
In this Information Services and Operations research seminar, Professor Atanu Chaudhuri analyses how blockchain technology adoption impacts a firm's financial performance and operational efficiency.
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The Inner Workings of Hype: Hollow Success Stories, Fantastic Failure Stories, and Best Practice Guidelines
Explore the impact of hype on entrepreneurship with Professor Tammar Zilber, as she analyses hollow success stories, fantastic failure stories, and best practice guidelines in the dot-com era.
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Organisational purpose and the boundaries of profit: A field study of cooperative and mutual enterprises
Dr Paul Thambar's Management and Organisation Research Community seminar explores how organisations balance profit generation with their core purpose.
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Managing the interplay between cooperation and competition in rivalrous export markets
Explore the delicate balance of competition and cooperation in export markets. Dr James M. Crick shares insights on managing coopetition for enhanced export performance at this SIBS Research Community seminar.
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Neoliberal Universities and Academic Capitalism: Job Insecurity and Stress in Liberal Market Economies
Join Professor Greg J Bamber as he explores how neoliberal policies and academic capitalism have intensified job insecurity and stress in universities, focusing on comparisons between Australian, Canadian, and UK higher education systems.
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