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The latest news and research from the Sheffield University Management School.
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Employment relations expert works with International Labour Organisation to help strengthen labour administration

Professor Jason Heyes has worked with the International Labour Organisation (ILO) to launch a new set of indicators aimed at strengthening governance in countries' systems of labour administration.
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Research Arcade: An interactive exhibition exploring the social sciences

Researchers from the Management School engage in a fun, interactive and family-friendly showcase featuring activity stands and exhibits that explore the ideas and issues that shape our everyday lives.
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(L-R) Dr Jonathan Gorst, Erica Ballantyne and Daniel Hague from ClearCycle.

Project that helps reduce emissions from returned consumer products wins prestigious industry award

Dr Erica Ballantyne, Senior Lecturer in Operations and Supply Chain Management, receives accolade at the Chartered Institute for Logistics and Transport (UK) Awards for Excellence.
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University of Sheffield to partner with other universities to form the Compound Semiconductor Manufacturing Hub

Professor Lenny Koh, Cross Cutting Chief, Strategic Futures on Resource Sustainability, is the Sheffield lead for the new EPSRC manufacturing hubs.
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Sheffield University Management School hosts their fourth annual Doctoral Conference

After a four year hiatus, we were pleased to host our fourth annual Doctoral Conference, celebrating the work of our Postgraduate Research community.
Professor Toby Warr.

Obituary: Emeritus Professor Toby Wall (1946 - 2024)

A tribute from Emeritus Professor John Cordery & Professor Sharon Parker, Curtin University, Perth, Australia & Professor Carolyn Axtell, Sheffield University Management School, UK.
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New report from The Audit Reform Lab reveals scale of audit failure

The Audit Reform Lab, based in our CRAFiC research centre, analysed the audit reports of the largest 250 publicly traded companies that collapsed between 2010 and 2022 and found that only 1 in 4 were given a ‘going concern’ warning by auditors.
A college of photos from the MBA international trip.

MBA students visit Germany for a new international study trip in partnership with Mannheim Business School

Our MBA students have recently spent a week in Germany gaining insights into German and EU business economy, the German Mittelstand, European start-up businesses, and monetary and financial regulation.