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theme's significance is further accentuated by the support it garners from
prestigious funding bodies and its collaborations with leading global
institutions. These partnerships not only enhance the breadth and depth of our
research but also underscore our commitment to addressing global challenges in
financial markets and sustainable economic practices. The following are recent
examples of successful research grants:
2023-2024: “Agroforestry Social Research Project” Funder: DEFRA Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs [Professor Francisco Areal]
2023-24: Mapping the skill shortage and its impact on local economies in Northumberland (Phase 1-2) Funder: 21st Century Workforce Initiative [Professor Ignazio Cabras, Dr Ekaterina Shakina, Dr Mikhail Vasenin]
2022-2023: “Sus-Health: Sustainable and Healthy Diets for All” Funder: BBSRC Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (UKRI) [Professor Francisco Areal]
2022-2023: “Northumberland Skills Review Study 2023” Funder: Bridge Club Limited [Professor Ignazio Cabras]
2022-2023: “Compact Accounting and Finance Training” Funder:Fairstone Group Ltd [Professor Ignazio Cabras]
Moreover, the AFM Department is a vibrant hub for aspiring scholars, particularly welcoming PhD students and industry partners who are keen to delve into the complexities of financial markets and sustainability. The department offers an enriching environment for academic growth, bolstered by access to cutting-edge resources and mentorship from leading experts in the field. For students and researchers passionate about making a meaningful contribution to the world of finance and sustainable economies, our department presents an unparalleled opportunity to engage with and contribute to groundbreaking research.
In essence, the "Financial Markets, Innovation & Sustainable Economies" theme at the AFM Department, Newcastle Business School, Northumbria University, is a testament to our unwavering dedication to advancing knowledge and fostering innovative solutions for the financial and economic challenges of our times.
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