Nottingham Business School

The Association of Business Schools (ABS) and its partners the Higher Education Academy (HEA), British Academy of Management (BAM) and supporters Nottingham Trent University and the FT welcomed over 100 business school academics and post graduate students through various stages of their career to its annual Learning and Teaching Conference today.
Learning and teaching in universities is in the spotlight now more than ever.

Professor Todd will be advising the unique Academy of Multi-Unit Leadership at Birmingham City Business School at Birmingham City University.

Carried out for the Association of Business Schools (ABS) by the Nottingham Economics Centre at Nottingham Business School, part of Nottingham Trent University, the report looked at the role of business schools as a focal point for teaching, research and consultancy.

Professor Yazdani has been leading Nottingham Business School, part of Nottingham Trent University, since 2006, during which time it has grown over 50%.  He has an extensive background in the automotive industry with previous roles including director of business and operations for Lincoln-Mercury in the USA and director of product development operations at Jaguar Land Rover.

The lecture ‘Business and universities in challenging times’ will consider the impact of the current economic and political environment on the UK’s world class higher education sector, the role that business can play and the wider implications for the UK economy.