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We have 30 Organisational Psychology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students in Nottingham
Organisational Psychology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students in Nottingham
We have 30 Organisational Psychology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students in Nottingham
Transforming Beef Farming Through Digital Twin Technology and Triple Bottom Line Balance
Rationale. In the contemporary agricultural landscape, small-hold beef farming is at a crossroads, facing multifaceted challenges that span environmental, social, and economic dimensions. Read more
Personal data economy, data ownership & rights, and new business models
Rationale. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the second Payment Services Directive (PSD2) have heralded a new era in the digital economy, shifting power dynamics between individuals and corporations. Read more
MOre Sustainable MOre Profitable (MOSMOP) Business Model Innovation
In the rapidly evolving global business landscape, the adoption and integration of Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles and standards present both a formidable challenge and a transformative opportunity for businesses across sectors. Read more
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
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
What form and duration of experiential learning optimises graduate outcomes; an impact study of experiential learning opportunities within and beyond the HE curriculum
Many Higher Education institutions, and in particular Business Schools place emphasis on the process of learning by doing, or experiential learning, on the basis that engaging students in hands-on experiences and reflection will enable them to connect theories and knowledge conveyed in the. Read more
Resource shortage and preferences - a study on medicine and vaccine shortages
The research seeks to provide insights into how scarcity shapes human behaviour, particularly in the context of medicine and vaccine shortages, contributing to our understanding of decision-making processes under resource constraints. Read more
Challenges and opportunities of remote interaction in virtual reality
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a surge in remote interaction worldwide, driven by the global transition to remote work and learning. Read more
Evaluation of facilitated simulation workshops in healthcare
Model co-creation and facilitated modelling are popular methods used in supporting group decision making in industry and public organisations. Read more
Developing tools to support organisations with Net Zero goals
Public and private organisations are now under intense pressure from different stakeholder groups 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
Can simulation models influence behavioural change towards climate change solutions in the fashion industry
Climate change is a global threat to humanity today. Many models have been developed to predict global warming and Greenhouse gas emissions, with one example being the EN-ROADS climate simulator. Read more
Mitigating Technostress among Community-Dwelling Seniors: Examining the Role of Proactive and Reactive Coping Behaviours in the Context of XR-Powered Telehealth
The elderly population's unique healthcare needs demand advancements in technology to support independent living. Home care and assisted living, facilitated by XR-powered telehealth, have the potential to enhance health outcomes for seniors (Kim et al., 2023; Margrett et al., 2022). Read more
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