The Gateway is located at the North Haugh and is home to the School of Management and other University units. The Gateway is very versatile and offers a range of venues for all sorts of events.
There are 2 lecture theatres with a capacity of between 90 and 120 people and a further 6 seminar rooms with capacity for between 16 and 24 people. On the top floor, there is a boardroom which can be set up in different layouts depending on the event. The Gateway has full disabled access.
This research seminar will welcome Professor Maggie Fu from the University of Macau. The subject of the talk is ‘Fintech and green finance in banking’, and it is based on joint work with Zhaoyan Liu. Professor Fu is Professor in Finance and Business Economics at the University of Macau and Visiting Fellow at Clare Hall,…
Philanthropy is widely considered to play a significant role in building and fostering a more prosperous, fairer, and resilient Scotland. The current state of philanthropy in Scotland is, however, less clear. This workshop will provide a safe space to discuss and explore Scottish philanthropy. Geared towards academics, professionals, and stakeholders in the philanthropy field, the…
This session for all Business School staff will welcome the School’s Head of Finance Professor John Wilson who will share lessons from his experience as a REF 2021 Panel Member for Business and Management. Professor Wilson will provide invaluable insight into a range of issues including the assessment of outputs. His presentation, ‘Reflections from a…
This meeting of the Work, Organisations and Society thematic group of the Department of Management will take the form of a workshop to help with preparation for conferences, an integral part of the role of an academic. Presenting work at conferences can be an important step in developing research for publication, finding your research community…
The Anthropocene is not simply a new geological age: it signifies the entrance of the ‘deep history’ of the cosmos and of our planet into our late modern historical consciousness. The planet no longer offers itself as a stable, predictable stage for the res gestae of human world history: it has become an actor in…
This meeting of the Department of Management’s Knowledge and Practice thematic research group (K&P) will welcome the Department’s own Dr Frank Siedlok. Dr Siedlok, Senior Lecturer in Strategy, will give a talk about his research. Further details have been circulated.
**Watch listings for a new date.** This meeting of the Work, Organisations and Society thematic group of the Department of Management will welcome Dr Jan Breitsohl from Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow. Dr Breitsohl will present on the topic ‘Quantifying consumer bullying in online brand communities’. His research interests include not only consumer…
This meeting of the Department of Management’s Knowledge and Practice thematic research group (K&P) will be an opportunity to discuss the agenda for the semester and beyond. Kevin Orr, Giulia Giunti and Daniel Semper, as leads of the group, look forward to conversations about future events and possibilities for K&P. Further details have been circulated…
This research seminar will welcome Professor Bert Scholtens from the University of St Andrews and the University of Groningen. The subject of the talk is ‘Corporate sustainability, cost of equity, and credit ratings’, and it is based on joint work with Ambrogio Dalò, Roland Mees and Hanqi Zhao. Their study considered an international sample of…
Dr Shuting Liu, Associate Lecturer in Marketing in the University of St Andrews Business School Department of Management, has brought together a panel discussion as part of the University’s Sustainability Week. Panellists will include: – Andrew Stahly, Manager of the University’s Environment Team – Steven McKay, Manager of the Residential and Business Services Team –…