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  The all-male corporate board: COVID-19 and the asymmetric impact on women corporate leadership


   School of Management

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  Dr Johanne Grosvold  No more applications being accepted  Competition Funded PhD Project (Students Worldwide)

About the Project

We are seeking a PhD candidate interested in understanding the effect of institutional changes brought about as a result of the pandemic on corporate board gender diversity, but also gender diversity in corporate leadership more broadly, and its impact on firms’ performance and reputation. The basic premise of the project is registered with the Government Equalities Office, and is on their dashboard of work carried out to look at the impact of COVID-19 on issues of equality. Evidence suggests that addressing the continued absence of women in leadership could create a boost to the UK economy totally £189bn (Financial Times, 2020).  


Business & Management (5)

Funding Notes

Studentships cover ‘Home’ tuition fees, research/training costs and stipend (£15,285 p.a., 2020/21 rate) for up to 3/4 years. Limited full scholarships may be available for academically excellent Overseas applicants. Overseas applicants may also be considered for UK award, if able to provide evidence of ability to fund the fee difference.
Candidates normally eligible for 'Home' fees are:
UK nationals*
Irish nationals living in the UK/Ireland
Applicants with settled or pre-settled* status in the UK under the EU Settlement Scheme
Applicants with indefinite leave to enter/remain in the UK
* must have lived in the UK/EEA/Switzerland continuously since September 2018.

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