Oxford School of Hospitality Management

    • Success for Oxford School of Hospitality Management student at the Young Hoteliers Summit

      Success for Oxford School of Hospitality Management student at the Young Hoteliers Summit

      Oxford Brookes Hospitality student Matthew Wallace was recently part of the triumphant team at the 10th Edition of the Young Hoteliers Summit in Lausanne, Switzerland.

    • Oxford Brookes Hospitality students succeed in the CHME 2019 Young Guns Competition

      Oxford Brookes Hospitality students succeed in the CHME 2019 Young Guns Competition

      Two Oxford Brookes students were recently selected as finalists in the Council for Hospitality Management Education 2019 Young Guns Competition, with one going on to win the top prize.

    • Free Workshop on Goal Setting and Happiness

      Free Workshop on Goal Setting and Happiness

      Oxford Brookes University celebrated this year’s International Day of Happiness with an Open Lecture entitled “Happiness Just a Goal Away” by Dr. Christian Ehrlich (Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Business).

    • Workshop on migration and hospitality

      Workshop on migration and hospitality

      At a time when headlines report, critique and stir anti-immigration attitudes and politics, (in)hospitality towards migrants, asylum seekers and refugees is becoming highly problematic. Insufficient consideration is given to the experience and agency of migrants themselves in the societies, the communities, and the workplaces through which they transit, in which they live, settle, and work.

    • New study on gender and pay aims to support sustainability in the nursing profession

      New study on gender and pay aims to support sustainability in the nursing profession

      What is the state of working conditions and pay in the nursing profession, and what role does gender play? These are questions raised by important new research conducted in collaboration with professional body and nursing union the Royal College of Nursing (RCN).

    • Identifying pathways for refugee integration and employment in the UK and Brazil

      Identifying pathways for refugee integration and employment in the UK and Brazil

      For migrants and refugees, contact with state, charitable and commercial organisations when settling into ‘host’ societies and entering the labour market significantly shapes their experiences. Since 2016, Dr Peter Lugosi from the Oxford School of Hospitality Management, Dr Clara Della Croce and Dr Sonia Morano-Foadi from the School of Law have been researching how refugees transition into employment. This work has now been extended through a British Academy Newton funded project involving Dr Thiago Allis from the University of Sáo Paulo, Brazil.

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