This event will be of interest for any member of BAM or IAM with an interest in management education scholarship and its interplay with practice.
For more than three decades, the value of business schools has been questioned with it being argued that they are failing to develop the competences and skills that future leaders need to address complex polycrises.
A significant lacuna in reshaping the purpose of Business Schools is the lack of scholarship on management knowledge and education, and how that critical scholarship acts in symbiosis with other modes of scholarship, in particular the scholarship of application.
The purpose of this joint BAM Management Knowledge and Education and Irish Academy of Management (IAM) workshop is to explore innovative initiatives, grounded in novel theoretical perspectives on management education, which seek to lessen the divide between the scholarship of learning and the scholarship of application across doctoral, postgraduate and undergraduate teaching domains.
BAM Management Knowledge and Education in partnership with Irish Academy of Management (IAM).
This event will be of interest for any member of BAM or IAM with an interest in management education scholarship and its interplay with practice.
The event speaks to Section B1-3 , C1- 2 and E1-2 as detailed in the BAM Framework.
Prof Kate Black, Northumbria University
Dr. Catriona Burke, University of Limerick
Dr Fariba Darabi, Bangor University
This event is free for all Members of the British Academy of Management or Irish Academy of Management.
Non-Members: £90.
Registration closes on 10th of October 2025 at 23:59 UK time.
Queen's University Belfast, University Rd, Belfast BT7 1NN,
Room TBC
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