Research Events
We host a variety of research events and seminars throughout the year. Find out what's coming up and how to attend.
Our seminars and events cover research from each of our subject groups. They tackle topics and challenges from a variety of sectors and perspectives. Regular events include:
- guest lectures and seminars
- research presentations
- conferences
We maintain global partnerships with institutions and businesses. As such, our research events often feature speakers from outside of Newcastle University. They include renowned academics and industry figures from across the globe.
Many of our research events and seminars are internal events. They are open to staff and students from the Business School and the wider University.
We also hold public events which are open to the wider community, including guests from outside the University.
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Finance Research Seminar – Dr Kai Li
Dr Kai Li presents "Set in Stone." This seminar investigates how corporate culture is shaped by founders and founding conditions, and why it remains stable over time.
Accounting and Financial Management Research Seminar – Miss Garnet Li
Miss Garnet Li presents "CEO Cultural Heritage and Corporate Cash Holdings: An Analysis of the U.S. Tourism Sector". This seminar examines the influence of CEO backgrounds on financial decision-making. Registration required.
Accounting and Financial Management Research Seminar – Dr David Ririmasse
Dr David Ririmasse presents "The Effect of Carbon Emissions on Credit Ratings: Evidence from Asian Emerging Economies". This seminar examines how carbon emissions affect financial risk and creditworthiness. Registration required.
Accounting and Financial Management Research Seminar – Dr Khansaa Tezeny
Dr Khansaa Tezeny presents "Exploring Risk Factors Associated with Enterprise Resource Planning Systems Implementation and Operation in Jordanian Organizations". This seminar examines ERP system adoption challenges in Jordan. Registration required.
Accounting and Financial Management Research Seminar – Dr Robert Charnock and Arielle Lee
Dr Robert Charnock and Arielle Lee present "Accounting Research Beyond the University." This session explores just transition research in Borneo, focusing on community engagement, climate strategy and inclusive development.
Accounting and Financial Management Research Seminar – Dr Gordon Mayze
Dr Gordon Mayze presents "The (Dis)Orderly Emergence of the UK Debit Card at the Dawn of the Digital Economy in the 1970s-1980s" at Newcastle University Business School. This seminar explores how UK banks transitioned to a cashless society.