The Business School for empowerment, enterprise and employability for all
“Explore ENU” held on 14 & 15 October, was an immersive two-day experience of university life at Edinburgh Napier University, that invited S5 and S6 pupils to our campuses to experience our courses, facilities, and student life. On Day 1,…
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Reflecting on my time at business school—four years packed with collaborative projects, assessments, a work-based placement that provided invaluable real-world experience, and countless other challenges. As I approach graduation, I want to share the lessons learned and the experiences that…
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Fourth Year Accounting student, Patrycja Cwalina, shares her experience of turning a summer internship into full-time employment after graduation. The Business School’s focus on employability allows students the opportunity for work-based learning in all undergraduate courses and enables students to…
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The 2024 UK Universities Sales Competition hosted by Abertay University saw students from nine universities put their sales tactics to the test this month. Eleanah Macleod and Ariane Mcginnis were exceptional in this extremely tough competition. The Edinburgh Napier University…
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Deciding to pursue higher education is a big step, and finding the most suitable institution can be challenging. At Edinburgh Napier’s Business School, students immerse themselves in an environment beyond traditional academic settings. As a testament to its excellence*, let’s…
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Kate Walker, 4th year student, writes – MyDevelopment aims to instil in us a set of transferable skills that will make us stand out in the job market and enable us to excel in various aspects of our personal and professional lives.
By Dixiao Shen* On 24th August, I had the honour to jointly receive a delegation from Jilin Province, China, with colleagues from Edinburgh Napier Student Futures, at Craiglockhart campus. The delegation represented two governmental bodies; Jilin Provincial Department of Human…
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Students continue to benefit from a refreshed, relevant degree programme which enhances their employability, as well as regular engagement with staff from both institutions while studying locally in West Lothian.
Around sixty S6 pupils from Firhill High School and St Columba’s RC High School attended the event, which saw the young people take part in a variety of activities that looked at the development of leadership skills and the qualities required to be a leader.
This trimester, The Business School Masters Series will feature a keynote presentation from George Oriahi (Innovation Specialist – Scottish Enterprise) who will explore the concept of innovation culture and its impact to businesses, especially in the current challenging economic climate….
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