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The latest news and research from the Sheffield University Management School.
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Dr Matt Burke receives Financial Times award for the impact of his academic research

Dr Matt Burke, alongside colleagues, is working to integrate climate science into real world financial indicators. This is essential for communicating the risk that climate change poses to the economy.
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Sheffield University Management School endorses Sustainable International Business Global Competition

The competition is co-organised with the UN Trade & Development, AIB-UKI, and MIIB with financial support from the University of Leeds.
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US and China lead G20 in search for hydrogen fuels

The US and China are leading the G20 in efforts to develop hydrogen fuels, according to new research from the University of Sheffield.
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Our leading academics present impactful research at the Fairness at Work conference in Manchester.

The Fairness at Work Conference was hosted by the Work and Equalities Institute at Alliance Manchester Business School.
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Increase green spaces at airports to promote better mental health

How can airports increase wellbeing for travellers and workers? Building green spaces and incorporating natural surroundings can help to relieve anxiety and stress and boost customer loyalty, according to a new study by Dr Hossein Olya et al.

| Business Strategy and the Environment (BSE)
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Management School colleagues recognised for excellence in learning and teaching

We are delighted to announce that a number of Sheffield University Management School colleagues have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to learning and teaching and commitment to professional development.
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Reverse Logistics Toolkit

Online returns are convenient for retail customers but often at a cost for the retailer and the environment. Researchers at the Management School have helped to develop the Reverse Logistics Toolkit to tackle this issue.
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Hobbies can help fuel people’s careers, research shows

Pursuing a hobby in an intense or serious way can boost people’s confidence at work – but only if it uses different skills to their job, according to new research by Dr Ciara Kelly and colleagues at the University of Sheffield’s Institute of Work Psy
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Professor Rachael Finn appointed Interim Dean of Sheffield University Management School

The University of Sheffield is delighted to announce that Professor Rachael Finn has been appointed Interim Dean of Sheffield University Management School.