Business at Leeds 2024
Discussions with advisory boards and leaders in business, academia and government have identified four key trends likely to impact business and business education in the next decade.
Athletes at Leeds are using their training in the classroom and on the field to prepare for business careers.
His Holiness the Dalai Lama gives students the key to compassionate leadership.
For this generation, it’s not about if they’re a good fit for a job, but whether the job is a good fit for them.
Anna Bedell’s semester abroad in Milan wasn’t all pizza and pasta ... it was a lesson in risk-taking and pushing through fear.
As women’s health takes center stage for the first time inÌýhistory, Leeds alumni and students see massive potential in thisÌýsubsector's future.
Three newer Leeds faculty members are regularly in the spotlight for their contributions to their fields and achievements in teaching.
Professors Sarah Zechman, Asaf Bernstein and Nathalie Moyen exemplify Leeds’ commitment to world-class teaching and research.
Faculty across diverse disciplines are researching sustainability’s impact and exchanging findings.
ESG and CSR are evolving to guide sustainable and ethical practices that benefit more stakeholders.