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This paper was written in collaboration with Professor Alan Sangster for the publication Taylor and Francis, you can read the original article here.
This paper presents a compilation of personal reflections from 66 contributors on the impact of, and responses to, COVID-19 in accounting education in 45 different countries around…
It’s been 6 months since the UK March lockdown, and our home has been my place for work since then. The study is now invaded by textbooks and papers that used to be in my university office and smells like an old library, but I find it rather a relaxing…
Professor Catia Montagna is among a group of experts who contributed to a recent article published by the Fraser of Allander Institute discussing economic perspectives and the impact the Coronavirus has had on our economy and society. You can read the full article here
Professor Montagna's contributions can…
This blog was written by Professor Aziz Islam for The Conversation, you can read the original article here.
Over the past three decades, global inequality has reached a critical level. The world’s 26 richest people own as much as poorest 50%. Multinational fashion companies have secured billions of dollars by…
Volatile, Uncertain, Complexity and Ambiguity?
During my time as a local council officer I remember chasing up updates and submissions of Business Continuity Plans. These could slip off people’s ‘to do’ list in the whirlwind of operational tasks. It is only when something goes wrong that these came into their…
While the coronavirus pandemic represents the most immediate, and very significant challenge to the world, the impact of climate change on the planet arguably represents a bigger long-term challenge for humanity. Evidence of the negative impact of human activity on the planet’s ecosystem has become increasingly visible over recent years,…
The Scottish Institute for Enterprise is funded by the Scottish Funding Council and Scottish Enterprise to help students in Scotland develop enterprise skills, discover their entrepreneurial talent and start up their own ventures.
SIE’s range of activities are designed to have something for students at all levels, from those with…
As someone who has written about home working for many years, and who has practiced flexible, part time home working for over 20 years, the current need to home-work due to the coronavirus situation should come naturally. This blog is not intended as a ‘how to’ manual, but it will…
Currently a 2nd year student studying MA Accountancy and Finance, Rhonan has been actively involved with ICAS as a campus ambassador and took a 10 week internship with ICAS last year. Here he answers our questions about his experience and gives us some advice for students looking to gain valuable…
As part of our MSc Marketing Management, MBA, MBA Energy Management, International Business Management, MBA Finance and International Business and Finance students have the opportunity to take part in three Industry Weeks during their degree.
Each Industry Week gives students the opportunity to network with industry experts and take part…
