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Ambitious visions of “Industry 4.0” need bringing back down to earth if businesses are going to commit to real change, argued industry leaders and academics at a LUMS roundtable event (12 July 2017).
Ronke Lawal works to promote the achievements of people like herself who were born in the UK, but whose heritage lies abroad.
A group of business leaders has called for businesses to engage with solving the UK’s poor productivity at the launch of ‘Be the Business’, citing the Productivity through People programme as an example.
New research from Lancaster University and economic research consultancy firm Ecorys reveals the impact of a rise in commercial shipping in Arctic waters.
The Lancaster MBA has been ranked 5th in the UK in the Financial Times Global MBA Rankings for Entrepreneurship - and 7th in Europe.
Research from Lancaster University’s Work Foundation for the British Film Institute (BFI) says the UK film industry needs more diversity to prevent a skills shortage.
Accounting and Finance undergraduates have been putting their business skills into practice in a series of business simulation games aimed at developing employability skills.
Silly labels for well-paid roles just add another layer of elitism, argues Cary Cooper.
Lancaster’s Professor Gail Whiteman joins a coalition of scientists and world leaders to issue a six-point plan ahead of next month’s G20 summit.
Lancaster University has been given the TEF Gold award for outstanding teaching, an outstanding learning environment and delivering excellent employment outcomes for its students. This is the highest possible rating a university can achieve.
Emre Tarim, from the Department of Marketing, has been awarded the Best Qualitative Paper Award at the 2017 Behavioural Finance Working Group Conference.
First year undergraduates on the Entrepreneurship: Key Debates and Concepts module have put their business skills to the test while raising cash for good causes.
Three LUMS members of staff have been recognised for their outstanding contribution to academic life and the student experience.
As part of a new £4.1m project, Lancaster University is collaborating with University of Cumbria to boost innovation in Cumbria.
Professor Mark Shackleton comments in this short video.
The World Business Council for Sustainable Development(WBCSD) and Lancaster University are pleased to announce the signature of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to address the biggest problems in global sustainability.
For some people, fixed-odds betting terminals are ferociously addictive, producing big profits for bookies and a rise in problem gambling. Carolyn Downs asks what's the solution?
Gillian Hopkinson, Senior Marketing Lecturer for LUMS, explores how male dairy calves that have no future in the dairy industry can be bred for beef.
Two LUMS graduates who have started their own street food business have been recognised with the Duke of York Young Entrepreneur award.
Dr Todd Cort and Professor Rodney Irwin visited Lancaster recently to deliver a workshop on 'Materiality: Stakeholder to Business'.
New research examining the collective costs of being a problem gambler, drawing on a survey of 10,000 UK adults, has found that problem gamblers rate their happiness as significantly lower than those gamblers who do not have a problem and non-gamblers.
Neil Ralph, Director of Degree Apprenticeships, explains more about the latest collaboration between LUMS and The Manufacturing Institute, aiming to offer a masters-level apprenticeship to manufacturing leaders.
The Centre for Financial Econometrics, Asset Markets and Macroeconomic Policy is hosting the 3rd Konstanz-Lancaster (KoLa) workshop on Finance and Econometrics on the 2nd and 3rd of May 2017.
Dr Alisa Yusupova presented a research paper at the annual conference of the Royal Economics Society, exploring the cause of increasing house prices in England since the late 1980's.
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