This summer we are co-hosting the 21st QMOD-ICQSS Conference in Cardiff. QMOD is the largest international Quality Management and Organisational Development conference that attracts around 200 delegates. For the first time this year, we have organised a Practitioner Day and … Read more
This publication investigates the impact of bank distress on firms’ exports using matched firm – bank data for the UK. This is done through using a market-based measure of bank distress, the credit default risk (CDS) spreads, which best capture … Read more
The University of Buckingham is once again leading the way for student satisfaction in the National Student Survey (NSS) and has been at or near the top for the last 13 years. Britain’s first not-for-profit independent university, which pioneered two-year … Read more
The University of Buckingham’s Buckingham Lean Enterprise Department (BLEU), together with Reinvigoration Ltd have launched the World’s First Online Bachelor of Science in Operational Excellence. This programme is the brainchild of Professor Pauline Found, who has been working in collaboration … Read more
Buckingham student Abi Birch sped her way into the SWS World Karting Finals, becoming the highest-placed woman in the competition and ranking 12th in the world. Abi, 20, a first-year Economics student at the University of Buckingham, achieved her placing … Read more
Written by Ed Clements, Programme Director, MSc Lean Enterprise MODULE 4 – Demand, Capacity & Flow Part 2 “If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” Max Planck This is a quote from … Read more
The University of Buckingham was honoured to host the Leader of the House of Commons, Andrea Leadsom, after Students Union President Shayne Tshabalala invited her and organised the visit. Students had the chance to participate in a Q&A and spend … Read more
Head of Applied Computing Dr Harin Sellahewa and Dr Tuan Nguyen delivered the interactive codebreaking session at school for the 22 students. Nick Davidson, Year 6 teacher at the school, near Buckingham, said: “The sessions were excellently resourced and delivered. … Read more
The third Festival of Higher Education held at the University of Buckingham, was the most well attended to date. More than 50 speakers over the two days discussed important issues currently facing the higher education sector. Topics discussed included mental … Read more
James Murray, whose son Ben tragically died last month in Bristol, has drawn up a ten-point plan to try to get universities to change the way they treat youngsters struggling with mental health on campus. He has been working with … Read more
