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We have 44 Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham Business School PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham Business School PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 44 Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham Business School PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Optimisation of home care management
This project concerns home-based health and social care planning and management. This includes the provision of medical and/or caring services offered by carers to clients at their homes. Read more
Data driven evaluation of supply chain performance
Supply chain (SC) is one of the most important concepts proposed and applied in the production/manufacturing in the last few decades [1]. Read more
Strategic Frameworks for Sustainability: Enhancing SMEs Innovative Capability and Performance in Developing Economies
Sustainability strategies are crucial for SMEs, aligning business practices with societal well-being in accordance with United Nations (UN) 2030 agenda. Read more
Exploring the Paradox-Emotion Nexus in Organizational Life
In organizations, individuals often confront paradoxical tensions—contradictory yet interdependent demands that persist over time (Quinn & Cameron, 1988; Smith & Lewis, 2011). Read more
Coopetition in the Travel and Tourism Industry: Examining Firm Performance Outcomes
The travel and hospitality industry has experienced growth post Covid19, fostering collaboration among platforms and other industry players (Bahar, Nenonen, & Starr Jr, 2022; Vinogradov, Leick, & Kivedal, 2020). Read more
Exploring the impact of leaderful practice on the implementation of SDGs
Initiatives seeking to address UN sustainable development goals (SDGs) often involve various forms of distributed actions and contributions of multiple actors. Read more
Financial Literacy as a Barrier to Entrepreneurial Ambitions? Students from Disadvantaged Backgrounds
The UK Government has set out its ambitions to increase the level of financial literacy through training within the UK (Money and Pensions Service, 2020; Roberts, 2023), but there is mixed evidence of its success (APPG, 2023). Read more
Leveraging Business Models for Investment Due Diligence in the Venture Capital
In the first communication, please attach a copy of your CV and a research proposal. Objective. This research aims to develop and validate a comprehensive framework that integrates business model analysis into the investment due diligence process of venture capital firms. Read more
Sustainable corporate governance and firm performance
Businesses are now under intense pressure from different stakeholders to take more responsibility in reducing the negative impact of climate change and achieving the United Nation’s sustainable development goals (UN SDGs). Read more
Sustainable development goals in the mining industry: a developing country perspective
Multinational Corporations have a great opportunity to advance Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This is more so in developing regions such as Africa that face huge challenges meeting SDGs. Read more
UK Stock Market, Monetary Policy, and the Real Economy
This project aims to assess the macroeconomic effects of stock prices in the UK. Specifically, it will explore the effects of UK stock prices on. Read more
Understanding trust behaviour in advises
The primary objective of this project is to employ various empirical approaches to uncover the mechanisms underlying changes in preferences when a third party offers advice on whom to trust. Read more
Mapping UK’s stakeholder ecosystems of battery technologies and sustaining resilient battery manufacturing supply chains
Currently our world relies heavily on fossil fuels as energy supply. The power sector and the transport system alone account for about 80 percent of the energy mix (IEA, 2022). Read more
Generational differences in sustainable travel behaviour
A review of the literature suggests even though all generational cohorts exhibit substantially different tourist behaviours, they all want a sustainable tourism experience and pay attention to the sustainability credentials of destinations and service providers. Read more
Women in sports: the experience of working and living in precarity, liminality and exploitation in the gig economy
In the recent years, there has been continuous attention in women’s participation in professional sports (Bowes et al, 2021). Yet, the female athletes continue to experience unique challenges that their male counterparts often do not encounter. Read more