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June 2022
Professor Molly Scott Cato took part in the ‘Speakers Forum’ at Glastonbury Festival
Dr Rodrigo Silva Di Souza presented on Organisational Resilience to the Institute of Internal Auditors at the Heads of Internal Audit Virtual Forum
The slides and a summary of his talk can be found here.
Several academics from the CSRM participated and presented at the Susannah Wesley Foundation Conference on Sustainability
This included a key note presentation by Professor Molly Scott Cato. Details can be found here.
Whilst reflections on the conferences as well as photos can be found here.
May 2022
Business School hosts free 'net zero' workshop for local businesses
Roehampton Business School hosted a free on-campus workshop on 12 May, led by Better Futures+ and Business Doctors, for professionals looking to learn about subscription models for their products and services. Read more.
The University of Roehampton and London Wetland Centre join forces on environmental and sustainability issues through student placements and research
The University of Roehampton has joined forces with London Wetland Centre (LWC) to provide new opportunities for student work placements and research and project collaborations under their shared commitment to the environment and sustainability.
The partnership was launched at an event on Friday, 20 May at LWC in Barnes and will last for five years. Read more.
REF 2021 results - Business and Management Studies
The University of Roehampton has performed strongly in the REF2021 exercise and jointly recognised as the best modern university in the country for research, and the highest-ranked modern university in London.
Our research has a particular focus on improving business systems and driving forward a more sustainable and green economy.
April 2022
CSRM Newsletter
Dr Michal Izak
January 2022
Professor Stephen Drinkwater's Data Insight published by ADR Wales
The Data Insight examines the differences between the number of European Union (EU) migrants living in Wales, and other countries of the UK, using different data sources.
ADR Wales brings together specialist teams, data science experts, and statisticians as part of the Economic and Social Research Council (part of UK Research and Innovation) funded ADR UK.
Read the Data Insight.
November 2021
‘Gender, age, economic position and education affect attitudes to climate change’
Professor Stephen Drinkwater published a blog on ‘Gender, age, economic position and education affect attitudes to climate change’ for the WISERD website.
October 2021
‘Have you heard the one about the schoolboy, the economist and the carbon tax?’
Professor Molly Scott Cato publishes a comment on ‘Have you heard the one about the schoolboy, the economist and the carbon tax?’ for the politics.co.uk website.
‘Wales is the most sceptical country in Britain when it comes to climate change’
Professor Stephen Drinkwater publishes a blog on ‘Wales is the most sceptical country in Britain when it comes to climate change’ for the WISERD website.
'£500m wasted each year in England on dependency-forming medicines'
New research released by the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Prescribed Drug Dependence about the cost of wasted prescription drugs. The research team included Dr Mamata Parhi of our Faculty of Business and Law.
September 2021
Tim Jackson in conversation with Molly Scott Cato
Professor Molly Scott Cato spoke to Tim Jackson about his new book, Post Growth-Life After Capitalism at the Guildford Book Festival.
‘Data from the EU Settlement Scheme Demonstrates the Challenge of Estimating the Population of EU Migrants Living in Wales’
Professor Stephen Drinkwater publishes a blog on ‘Data from the EU Settlement Scheme Demonstrates the Challenge of Estimating the Population of EU Migrants Living in Wales’ for the ADR UK website.
