Nottingham Business School
Nottingham Business School’s (NBS) purpose is to provide research and education that combines academic excellence with positive impact on people, business and society.
In Education NBS is a world leader in experiential learning and personalisation and in Research is committed to excellence which combines academic rigour with beneficial impact on social, economic and societal welfare, as well as informing the design and delivery of all its degree, masters and doctoral programmes. NBS has an unrivalled level of engagement with business, public and voluntary organisations and thus is known as the business school for business.
NBS is accredited by EQUIS and AACSB, which are internationally recognised hallmarks of excellence and quality for business education. Its courses are ranked 4th for Accounting and Finance, 7thfor Economics and 11th for Business, Management and Marketing in The Guardian Good University Guide 2020. It is also listed amongst the Top 100 European Business Schools by the Financial Times, which also ranks its Masters in Management amongst the Top 100 Globally. The School is one of only three UK business schools recognised as a PRME Champion, and held up as an exemplar by the United Nations Principles of Responsible Management Education (PRME).
Academic Departments
Latest News
NTU Research supports call for licensing of UK hand car washes
Wed 12 Feb 2020
Business Management and Human Resources students impress SMEs at Leadership and Employability event
Tue 11 Feb 2020
NBS students visit Aviva Investors in London
Tue 11 Feb 2020
Acclaimed author returns to Nottingham Business School to help students navigate ‘squiggly careers’
Mon 27 Jan 2020
Nottingham Business School recognised for commitment to sustainable and responsible management education
Mon 27 Jan 2020
Professor Pete Murphy Recognised as Leading Scholar in Public Administration by the Joint University Council
Thu 23 Jan 2020
What's coming up
23
Apr
Managing research collaboration with academic partners
Nottingham Conference Centre, 30 Burton Street, Nottingham, NG1 4BU
Professors Gary Powell and Caroline Gatrell will convene this seminar on managing research collaborations based on their personal perspectives and experiences. It will include discussion of the challenges of managing papers, conferences, and ongoing research projects when working with research partners. Some discussion around managing relationships with practitioner partners (impact) will be included in the morning session.
Nottingham Conference Centre, 30 Burton Street, Nottingham, NG1 4BU
Professors Gary Powell and Caroline Gatrell will convene this seminar on managing research collaborations based on their personal perspectives and experiences. It will include discussion of the challenges of managing papers, conferences, and ongoing research projects when working with research partners. Some discussion around managing relationships with practitioner partners (impact) will be included in the morning session.
21
Feb
The interface of Human Resource Management, Innovation and Entrepreneurship: A research incubator
Nottingham Conference Centre, Nottingham Trent University, Burton Street, Nottingham, NG1 4BU
27
Feb
Equal Pay @ 50: Equal pay and its challenges in modern times
Bowden Room, Nottingham Conference Centre, Newton Building, Nottingham, NG1 4BU
10
Mar
Professor Ian Clark Inaugural Lecture
Lecture Theatre 5, Newton Building, Burton Street, NG1 4BU
22
Apr
Business Scholars Lecture: Professor Gary Powell
Lecture Theatre 5, Newton Building, Burton Street, Nottingham, NG1 4BU
Our Research Groups and Centres
Behavioural Science Research Group
Behavioural Science Research Group
Behavioural Sciences focuses on human behaviour and decision making. The interdisciplinary team uses quantitative and qualitative methods and combines empirical research with applied theory.
Accounting and Finance Research Group
Accounting and Finance Research Group
The Accounting and Finance Research Group undertakes research across a broad spectrum of accounting and finance related disciplines and across a range of sectors and geographical boundaries.
Centre for Economics, Policy and Public Management
Centre for Economics, Policy and Public Management
CEPPM brings together distinct, but mutually reinforcing, research interests in public policy, public management and applied economics research; economics consultancy, contract research and training; betting research; and political forecasting.
International Business, Strategy and Decisions Research Group
International Business, Strategy and Decisions Research Group
The International Business, Strategy and Decisions Research Group focuses on international business topics such as Multinational, Small-and Medium sized enterprises and transnational entrepreneurs in Emerging Markets.
Work, Informalisation and Place
Work, Informalisation and Place
Work, Informalisation and Place focuses on understanding the interrelated nature of informal work and place. Through combining expertise from different academic fields we bring a new approach to mapping and analysing employment, casual work and exploitation. Our work aims to engage in debates relevant to academics and policymakers to make a difference in both spheres.
Centre for People, Work and Organizational Practice
Centre for People, Work and Organizational Practice
The Centre for People, Work and Organizational Practice is the research group within Nottingham Business School (NBS). The research within the Centre explores the ways in which leadership and HR practices influence employees’ attitudes and behaviours at work.
We're ranked 4th in the Guardian University Guide 2020 for Accounting and Finance.
We're ranked 7th in the Guardian University Guide 2020 for Economics.
We're ranked 11th in the Guardian University Guide 2020 for Business, Management and Marketing.
We're ranked 4th for Graduate Prospects for Economics in the Guardian University Guide 2020
We're ranked 5th for Graduate Prospects for Accounting and Finance in the Guardian University Guide 2020
We're ranked 6th for Graduate Prospects for Business, Management and Marketing in the Guardian University Guide 2020
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