IMB student Wong Hoong Chun is helping budding venture capitalists get a foothold in the industry.

A study by Chia-Jung Tsay reveals that investors unconsciously preference natural talent over hard work among entrepreneurs.

UCL has been awarded the Small Business Charter Gold Award in recognition of its world-class expertise, resources and consultancy given to support start-ups and small businesses.

BSc Information Management for Business (IMB) students pitched their ideas to leading employers at the recent ITMB North Event in Manchester, with successful results.

Handsome men may be rejected for competitive jobs, but are preferred for roles that require cooperation, research finds.

Dr Marco Aponte-Moreno and Lance Lattig say Nicolas Maduro's government is pulling out all the stops to win an election it looks almost certain to lose.

Dr Peter Clark forecasts the booming M&A cycle to come to an end during the second quarter of 2017.

Suture Score, which claimed first place at TELHack, aims to improve the suture technique of surgical trainees.

A study published in Management Science shows that visually revealing operating processes creates value for both customers and employees.

Some of Lebanon's fastest growing tech entrepreneurs will train at UCL School of Management as part of a six-month international accelerator programme.

Senior Teaching Fellow, Peter Antonioni, is set to appear alongside some of the world’s leading economists and financial analysts at this year's Kilkenomics festival.

The UCL School of Management is proud to announce the creation of a new state-of-the-art teaching and research centre to develop a new generation of entrepreneurial leaders.

A stronger sense of university spirit could improve students' academic engagement and help improve the overall student experience, a study has found.

Leading technology companies SAP, Accenture, IBM and Goldman Sachs yesterday presented to management students on the key critical trends affecting the sector − from the Internet of Things and Big Data, to Cloud and Cybersecurity.

Sir Richard Branson announces Double Dutch founders and School of Management alumni, Raissa and Joyce de Haas, winners at the Virgin StartUp 2015 Foodpreneur Festival.

The UCL School of Management recently hosted Peking University MBA students on a entrepreneurship and innovation study tour of London.

Working with a highly reputable corporate leader may only help your career in the short term, a joint UCL study has found.

Director Bert De Reyck speaks with Della Bradshaw, FT Business Education Editor, on the launch of the UCL School of Management.

The launch of the UCL School of Management featured in the Business Education section of the ft.com on 30th July 2015.

The UCL School of Management was established on 1st August 2015, significantly expanding UCL’s research and teaching in business and management, and with a focus on innovation, technology management, analytics, and entrepreneurship.

Rikke Duus writes in The Conversation around intuitive technologies and how they may pose a danger to what it means to be human.

Senior Teaching Fellow Dr. Marco Aponte-Moreno and Teaching Fellow Lance Lattig have published an article in The Conversation this week. The piece explores the relationship between the Brazilian President, Dilma Rousseff, and her Venezuelan counterpart, Nicolas Maduro, in light of an increasingly unstable political climate in both countries.

An article written by Rikke Duus for The Conversation has become the most read article to date from a UCL contributor.

MSI staff publish an article in The Conversation

A paper written by Tingliang Huang has won the 2014 Wickham Skinner Best Paper Award of the Production and Operations Management (POM) Journal.

A political tech start-up run by departmental learning technologist Matt Smith. Compare politicians on the issues that matter most to you.

House of Fraser, a leading UK premium department store group, has launched an Android app powered by the Poq Studio platform, a startup company founded by former MSc Technology Entrepreneurship students.

OPENISME, a new initiative designed to improve access for small business to the expertise that universities can provide as a way to boost their growth.

Three MS&I staff receive Higher Education Academy fellowship awards