UCL School of Management

Professor Sarah Harvey has been recognised with the Academy of Management’s 2026 Outstanding Publication in Organizational Behavior Award for research ...

UCL School of Management recently welcomed delegates from across the accounting profession to One Canada Square for the UK Endorsement Board (UKEB) Annual Conference, bringing together academics, standard setters and industry professionals to discuss the future of fi...

We often think of innovators as mavericks, unorthodox individuals against a collective status quo system. Innovation comes to stand for freedom, flexibility and creative thinking, while organisational and formal controls are viewed as barriers that restrict those qualities.

But a new study co-authored by UCL School of Management Associate ...

Congratulations to UCL School of Management academic staff who have achieved promotions to Professor and Associate Professor this year.

A total of five academics have been promoted to Professor, and a further seven have been promoted to Associate Professor, effective from the 1st October 2026.

Those promoted to Professor are:

Virtual reality technology is increasing in popularity with academics studying human behaviour, as it lets researchers put people into immersive scenarios and keep tight control over the experiment.

However, VR labs usually build their own custom software, using their own equipment, measurement tools and procedures. This makes it difficult for researchers ...