Research - Oxford Brookes University

Oxford Brookes Business School

Research and Knowledge Exchange

Making a difference to business
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Oxford Brookes Business School: Researching current and future challenges.

Survey reveals Blenheim Palace’s impact on UK
economy »

A survey by Oxford Brookes Business School has revealed that Blenheim Palace contributes nearly £90m to the economy annually.

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Loneliness Study, sharing photos can make a difference »

Sharing photos online can make a huge difference to the lives of elderly people, but a large number lack confidence in their digital skills.

Professor Juliette Koning's research on the Maritime Dimension of Transnational Organised Crime in Indonesia »

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Research Staff

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Externally Funded Research Projects

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Professor Simonetta Manfredi, Associate Dean for Research and Knowledge Exchange

Welcome to Research

Researchers at Oxford Brookes Business School provide new insights into an increasingly complex world.

Technical innovation, shifting population, the internationalisation of business and transformation of communications drive a need for clear analysis. Through collaborations with other universities, government bodies and industry, our research projects stretch from the local, to the global.

We aim through our work to provide practical and ethical solutions to some of the most pressing challenges.
Research Centres

Research Centres provide knowledge leadership in specific areas.

Centre for Diversity Policy Research and Practice »

Centre for International Tourism and Events Management »

International Centre for Coaching and Mentoring Studies »

Departmental Research Clusters

Research clusters develop knowledge around broader themes.

Applied Economics, Finance and Development »

Critical Perspectives on Accounting, Social Responsibility and Governance »

Management & Entrepreneurship Education »

Work and Organisation »

Marketing, Society & Technology »

Oxford School of Hospitality Management »
96% of research judged to be internationally recognised

Research Excellence Framework Results 2014

"I approach businesses as part of life. I tend to look at the people side of things and that's my anthropological background."

Professor Juliette Koning
Research Lead
Department of Business and Management