At the University of Bristol Business School, students in their third year have the option to select a Management Consultancy unit, through which they have the opportunity to work on bespoke research projects for not-for-profit organisations in areas such as marketing, fundraising, strategy and social impact.
This unit is one of the exciting partnerships between the Business School, Professional Liaison Network and external partners allowing students to apply their academic studies to real world situations.
Read on to find out more about the research undertaken by students on this unit, this year, and the mutual benefits this unit offers students and organisations who take part.
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Dr Fiona Spotswood from the University of Bristol Business School and Professor Martin Hurcombe from the School of Modern Languages recently co-hosted a day of events exploring the consumption and representation of women’s sport. Their focus was on the historical exclusion within the realm of women’s sports and the exploration of opportunities for future change. 
At the University of Bristol Business School, students can work with external organisations to utilise transferable skills from their degree in a professional setting. We spoke to BSc Economics and Management student, Karen, about her recent experiences when she did an in-curriculum placement at the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) organised by the University’s Professional Liaison Network. Find out what she had to say.
We are delighted to announce that Professor Brian Squire joined us in January as Professor and Deputy Dean – TQ Innovation and Enterprise, of the University of Bristol Business School.
At the University of Bristol Business School, we recognise the importance of sustainability and embed this into our research, helping to tackle global challenges affecting businesses and society today. Here is a round-up of some of the sustainability related research of some of our academics:
We spoke to Dr Neil Lambert, Senior Lecturer in Global Management at the University of Bristol Business School about inspirations for his teaching and advice for new students. Below, he discuses with us game, simulation and case-based teaching, as well as inspiration he draws from Hollywood filmmakers. 
We are delighted to announce that Professor Jonathan Beaverstock has been appointed as Deputy Dean of the University of Bristol Business School. 
MSc Strategy, Change and Leadership graduate Kirsty Palmer shares her top 3 tactics for finding the time to study for a master’s alongside a busy job and lifestyle.
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