Research Seminar Series

Our Research Seminar Series is held regularly throughout the year.

Previous Talks:

December 2020 – Arif Zaman, Dr. Nicholas Watts and Dr. Bala Chandra, Making the most of our external networks to support your research: the Commonwealth
June 2020 – Magda H5P Application package Demo. Bloomsbury Institute London. Virtual presentation.
May 2020 – Arif Zaman, Business Research in a (post) COVID-19 world. Nnamdi Madichie and Arif Zaman, Working Paper on Brexit, Commonwealth and the Creative Industries
May 2020 – Anna Krajewska, Introduction to Senior Fellowship Higher Education Academy (SFHEA). Bloomsbury Institute London. Virtual presentation.
April 2020 – Arif Zaman, Teaching Business in a (post) Covid 19 World. Virtual (Online) Seminar. Bloomsbury Institute London.
April 2020 – Lynette Nabbosa, In-Bloom Unit 2: Equality, Diversity and Inclusion. Bloomsbury Institute London. Virtual presentation.

December 2019 – Arif Zaman, The role of the business (law or accounting) research(er) in a VUCA world
June 2019 – Asif Sadiq, “A comparative study of the predictive power of employee empowerment and performance appraisal in promoting entrepreneurial capabilities in higher education” Paper presented at the Bloomsbury Institute Research Seminar.
May 2019 – Mubashir Qurashi, Investigating the impact of corporate governance mechanism on firm performance: Case of Jordanian non-financial firms listed on Amman Stock Exchange
April 2019 – Dr Joe Stevens, An interrogation of the Private Security Industry Act 2001 and its Implications for the sector
March 2019 – Nisreen Ameen & Nnamdi Madichie, Staff Development & Research Workshop with Professor Amari Dester Queen Mary, University of London
February 2019 – Sadiq Asif, The predictive power of empowerment & performance appraisal in promoting entrepreneurial capabilities in British Higher Education
January 2019 – Nnamdi O. Madichie,Corporate Entrepreneurship, Strategy-making, and the Performance of the Nigerian Manufacturing Sector: A multi-case analysis

December 2018 – Jack-Osimiri, Redefining the concept of human dignity using Equity and Trusts law to suit the modern-day EU Patent legal system
November 2018 – Amarasinghe, A, From conflict to recovery: An examination of stakeholders’ perspectives of destination branding
October 2018, Joubert Madel, Identifying students with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
June 2018 – Dabir Ahmed, Embedding eLearning into Accounting Education
May 2018 – Nisreen Ameen, Mobile technology and entrepreneurship: the use of mobile applications to support Women Entrepreneurs in Iraq
April 2018 – Anna Kopec-Massey, Ethnography and Social Enterprise: Bridging the gap between theory and practice
February 2018 – Usha Mistry and Dabir Ahmed, Embedding eLearning into Accounting Education
January 2018 – Kuldeep Pradhan and Umair Farooq, Perspectives on Technology-Enhanced Learning using ‘TPACK’ conceptual framework

November 2017– Arif Zaman and Balasubramanyam Chandramohan (Institute of Commonwealth Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London). A 360-degree panoramic view of Interdisciplinarity at LSBM.
October 2017– Simon Taylor, Theories of learning: Interacting with digital technologies
September 2017– Asif Sadiq, Model of higher order thinking based on (Blooms Taxonomy): A Teacher exemplar
June 2017 – Joe Stevens, Challenges of Law Research
May 2017 – Professor Richard Rose (University of Northampton), Education Research Challenges and How to Overcome them
April 2017 – Asif Sadiq, Impact of Self-Regulated Assessment and Formative Feedback on Students Learning and Performance in Higher Education
March 2017– Claire Bright, Corporate Accountability under International Law
February 2017– Usha Mistry, Embedding Employability Skills in the BA (Hons) Accounting and Financial Management degree via use of Professional Statutory Regulatory Body student membership
January 2017– Arif Zaman, Commonwealth trade and investment in a Post-Brexit world

December 2016 – Knowledge Mpofu, Leadership and Power in Organisations – How do Leaders Get Things Done?
November 2016 – Anais Cornuault, Brand Awareness and Corporate Social Responsibility in a French Real Estate Firm
September 2016 – Dr Nnamdi O. Madichie, Failure to Launch: A Story about Getting Started with Research
May 2016 – Dr Joe Stevens, Ban the Box – Why asking students to disclose previous convictions is hurting student diversity
April 2016 – Kuldeep Pradhan, Service Quality Perception of Postgraduate Students in British Higher Education: Insights from a London University
March 2016 – Chris Munro, Exploring ethical perception in Vietnam: Explorations from Business students and employers
February 2016 – Claudia Maugeri, Hand-crafted, affordable and unique: The Pandora Brand Audit
January 2016 – Nnamdi O. Madichie, Luxury Brands in non-luxurious times