Management SchoolManagement School2026 ECR Conference on Operations and Supply Chain ManagementDescriptionThe 2026 ECR Conference on Operations and Supply Chain Management (OSCM) aims to provide a platform for Early Career Researchers (ECRs), including PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, and junior faculty members such as lecturers and assistant professors, to connect with peers, exchange ideas, and discuss research in a supportive and collegial environment. The conference will feature multiple parallel presentation sessions, enabling ECRs to present their research and receive constructive feedback from peers and senior scholars. It will also include panel discussion sessions covering topics relevant to ECRs, such as research publication and career development.
2026 PSA Sport and Politics ConferenceDescriptionThe University of Liverpool Management School and the Centre for Sports Business are pleased to be hosting the Political Studies Association's annual Sport and Politics conference on 4 and 5 June 2026. The theme of the conference is ‘Political governance and the reshaping of the sports industry’. The conference will focus on the role of government in influencing and shaping the evolving nature of the sports industry and seeks to better understand the interplay and evolving dynamics between sport and politics. Themes will include:
Further details on panellists and keynote speakers to follow.
ISEP Introduction to Net ZeroDescriptionISEP Introduction to Net Zero is an ISEP (Institute of Sustainability and Environmental Professionals) certified course which gives a succinct overview of what net zero means as a response to the climate crisis and how it can be delivered within organisations. It is comprised of four sections, providing learners with a basic introduction to the concept of net zero.
Duration of the course is 2.5hrs and will start at 0930 on 24th June and 1400 on 28th June. The venue is the University of Liverpool.
ISEP Pathways to Net ZeroDescriptionThe ISEP Pathways to Net Zero Course is a course which gives clear, consistent guidance on best practice on response to the climate crisis, the course aims to provide supervisors and leaders with a strategic and operational overview of environmental sustainability as it affects their specific industry and work area. There are eight Learning Outcomes for ISEP Pathways to Net Zero which correspond to the sections of the course:
The course will begin at 0930 and end at 1630 each day. The venue is the University of Liverpool.
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