UCL School of Management

Research seminar

Upcoming

Professor Jennifer Merluzzi, George Washington University

Wednesday, 11 June 2025
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Research seminar
UCL School of Management is delighted to welcome Professor Jennifer Merluzzi,to host a research seminar discussing ‘Protecting the Masculine Occupation: Officer Behavioral Response to More Women in Law Enforcement'

Professor Daniel Armanios, University of Oxford

Thursday, 19 June 2025
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Research seminar
UCL School of Management is delighted to welcome Professor Daniel Armanios, University of Oxford, to host a research seminar discussing: Paving the Way: How Road Networks Shape Entrepreneurial Variety.

Past events

Professor Vahid Sarhangian, University of Toronto

Wednesday, 7 May 2025
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Research seminar
UCL School of Management is delighted to welcome,Professor Vahid Sarhangian, University of Toronto, to host a research seminar discussing ‘Dynamic policies for inter-hospital patient transfers’.

The European Technology & Operations Management Day

Monday, 2 June 2025
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Research seminar
The sixth edition of the European Technology & Operations Management (TOM) Day is back and welcomes you to share your knowledge with academics from European Business Schools, with a focus on related topics.

Professor Jun Li, Stephen M. Ross School of Business, University of Michigan

Friday, 2 May 2025
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Research seminar
UCL School of Management is delighted to welcome Professor Jun Li, Stephen M. Ross School of Business, to host a research seminar discussing: Childcare Deserts Impede Scientists’ Career Development.

Professor Sunkee Lee, Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University

Thursday, 1 May 2025
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Research seminar
UCL School of Management is delighted to welcome Professor Sunkee Lee, to host a research seminar discussing ‘When Helping is Not Helpful: An Examination of the Negative Impact of Coworkers' Help on One's Experiential Learning’.

Professor Ningyuan Chen, University of Toronto

Wednesday, 9 April 2025
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Research seminar
UCL School of Management is delighted to welcome Professor Ningyuan Chen, University of Toronto, to host a research seminar discussing; Decision-focused Adjustments for the Predict-then-optimize Framework with Applications in Pricing.

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