Department of Management
The Department of Management at Nottingham Business School offers a diverse range of undergraduate, postgraduate and professional courses.
Our large international team of colleagues have varied research interests, which they draw upon when delivering their teaching.
The primary subject specialisms within the department are Business Analytics, Entrepreneurship, Information Systems, International Business, Operations Management, Project Management, and Strategy.
Our Subject Areas
Our Research Groups and Centres
Centre for Behavioural Sciences
Centre for Behavioural Sciences
The Behavioural Science Centre employs methods from various disciplines to gain deeper insights into human behaviour and decision making.
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.
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.
Responsible and Sustainable Business Lab (RSB Lab) Research Centre
Responsible and Sustainable Business Lab (RSB Lab) Research Centre
The Responsible and Sustainable Business Lab (RSB Lab) was founded in 2015, with the goal of supporting income generation, publication and business impact within the business school and across disciplines at NTU.
Innovation, Digitization, Entrepreneurship and Operations Research Group
Innovation, Digitization, Entrepreneurship and Operations Research Group
The Innovation, Digitization, Entrepreneurship and Operations Research Groups aim is to promote international, intersectoral and interdisciplinary research and collaboration, bringing together academia and practice in the areas of digital innovation; innovation, organization and strategy; operations and supply chain management; and entrepreneurship and small business management.
Centre of International Business Strategy and Decisions
Centre of International Business Strategy and Decisions
The Centre for IBSD investigates research phenomena of international importance for individuals, groups, organisations, cultures, and nations. Global challenges and opportunities ask for interdisciplinary international collaborations to find solutions regarding global sustainability (from nutrition to microfinance), sustainable cultures (migration, cultural adaptation, decision-making), multinational corporate strategies and transnational entrepreneurship decisions. Our Centre explores new avenues with a diverse set of theories and methods (qualitative, quantitative, and mixed) to identify configurations and reconfigurations in international business settings.
Work, Informalisation and Place Research Centre
Work, Informalisation and Place Research Centre
The Work, Informalisation and Place Research Centre (WIP) provides methodologically innovative interdisciplinary studies with a specific focus upon the spatial dimensions of contemporary work and employment in sectors such as hand car washes, nail bars, and small-scale garment manufacturing. Work in these sectors tends towards casualisation and informalisation where workers operate under business models that embed patterns of labour market exploitation. Exploitation includes wage theft, under payment of the national minimum wage through to modern slavery where employer coercion centres on work for favours, labour bondage and tied labour in unsafe workplaces.
MSc Management courses have been ranked in the top 100 Financial Times ranking for Masters in Management 2019.
Nottingham Business School's Business, Management and Marketing courses are ranked 11th in the Guardian University Guide 2020.
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