Starting off 2025 with the Scottish Education Exchange Partnership programme in Indonesia
What an incredible start to the Year 2025 for Edinburgh Napier University‘s Business School in Indonesia! Funded by The Scottish Government‘s Scottish Education Exchange Partnership programme, two staff and eight students participated in the two-week programme “Sustainability Exploration: A Journey…
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Sustainability Exploration: A Journey to Indonesia
Eight students at The Business School have been selected to take part in a fully funded two-week field trip “Sustainability Exploration: A Journey to Indonesia”. They will be accompanied by Dr Kenny Crossan (Deputy Head of International) and Dr Sibylle…
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Top tips from U.K. Marketing Agencies that support Sustainable Development Goals
A recent study by The Business School reveals that brand purpose in the post-pandemic era is increasingly aligned with Sustainable Development Goals (SGGs), credited to the work of marketing agencies. Marketing agencies not only help define a brand’s purpose but…
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Meet Ki-Hoon Lee, appointed Senior Professor of Sustainability in Business & Management
Our curriculum is evolving to address the big challenges surrounding the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Evidence-based education will reflect our research outcomes in our curriculum. Our postgraduate education is especially important, as we are educating our future business leaders across the world.
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An interview with Edinburgh Napier’s star runner – Jonas Müller
We sat down for a chat with Jonas Müller, a German PhD student passionate about the sustainable management of mass-sporting events, who recently finished 3rd at the Wings for Life World Run, running more than 63 km in just 4…
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New toolkit to support festival sustainability in Mexico and beyond
Running festivals and events sustainably is an enormous challenge for the industry. Waste management is just the tip of the iceberg. Practitioners need to consider multiple factors, which can be overwhelming and difficult to manage. The good news: a new…
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