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Lincoln International Business School
United Kingdom
Registrace 4. 11. 2016
Lincoln International Business School is dedicated to working with students and organisations to find solutions that enhance the contribution of business to society. For our students, that means developing their business skills and knowledge to improve their career readiness. For organisations, that means helping them to succeed through effective governance, responsible leadership, improved productivity, and organisational innovation.
We take particular pride in our commitment to the Principles for Responsible Management, which underpin our teaching, scholarship, and research, and in our innovative approaches to education that treat our learners as partners in the learning journey. Above all, we are international not only in name, but also in our culturally diverse organisation, our globally representative student body, and our inclusive approach to education and learning.
Find out more about our mission, goals, and values at www.lincoln.ac.uk/libs
We take particular pride in our commitment to the Principles for Responsible Management, which underpin our teaching, scholarship, and research, and in our innovative approaches to education that treat our learners as partners in the learning journey. Above all, we are international not only in name, but also in our culturally diverse organisation, our globally representative student body, and our inclusive approach to education and learning.
Find out more about our mission, goals, and values at www.lincoln.ac.uk/libs
Sustainability in Accounting and Finance - Developing a Global Mindset
Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) short course, delivered by industry practitioners and leading sustainability experts, for students globally to gain practical awareness of sustainability and environmental management skills in a multi-cultural environment.
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MSc Supply Chain and Logistics Management - Course Overview
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Dr Gary Ramsden and Dr Syed Tariq talks about the unique features of the MSc Supply Chain and Logistics Management. Discover more about this programme, or apply here: www.lincoln.ac.uk/course/loggloms/
MScSupply Chain and Logistics Management - Meet the Team
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Dr Gary Ramsden, Dr Syed Tariq, Dr Samuel Afranie, and Mr Chaz McKnight pride themselves on their professional practical experience, offering many years of knowledge and expertise in the defence, communication and humanitarian sectors. Sustainability is high on their agenda, as is the application of new, disruptive technology. Above all, they aim to make their course material interactive and fu...
Co-Creating Business Education Futures - Event Highlights
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Envisioning Business Education Futures and Sustainable Development Capabilities event, hosted by Lincoln International Business School, was a huge success! Bringing together academics and students from the UK, the event explored the futures of business education, sustainable futures, responsible management, SDGs, and sustainability within business curricula design. This PRME project is co-led b...
DEC 2024 Programme Highlights
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With a little over a month to go until we welcome esteemed speakers and guests to our 4th Development Economics Conference here at the University of Lincoln, we are pleased to share some highlights of our programme… This year’s lineup of speakers includes esteemed economists and policymakers such as Dr M. Ayhan Kose (Deputy Chief Economist - World Bank), Sir Timothy Besley (London School of Eco...
Announcing the 4th Development Economics Conference (DEC) 2024
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Technology, Innovation and the Environment: Challenges for Sustainable Development Rapid technological changes have both transformative and disruptive consequences which help advance sustainable development but can also frustrate it. Judicious application of new and emerging technologies can conceivably facilitate faster progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). But technologic...
Create Your Campaign: Study Marketing at the University of Lincoln
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Join our dynamic business community and turn your ideas into reality! Click the link to learn more: www.lincoln.ac.uk/course/advmktub #LincolnMarketing #DigitalMarketing #MarketingandAdvertising #LearntheLincolnWay
University of Lincoln Business Courses | Follow us on Instagram!
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Stay Connected with Us! 📚 Follow us on Instagram for Updates, Events, and More! 🌟 ➡️ @uolbusiness
LIBS Connect 2023 Keynote - Developing a Sustainable Mindset with Dr Andy Brookes
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LIBS Connect 2023 Keynote - Developing a Sustainable Mindset with Dr Andy Brookes
HN GSEC Launch Interview - S Coulstock
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HN GSEC Launch Interview - S Coulstock
Understanding Farmers’ Awareness of Their Environmental Footprint - Crop Farming
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Understanding Farmers’ Awareness of Their Environmental Footprint - Crop Farming
Understanding Farmers’ Awareness of Their Environmental Footprint - Livestock
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Understanding Farmers’ Awareness of Their Environmental Footprint - Livestock
Hospitality, Now! The Good Student Employer Charter Launch Event
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Hospitality, Now! The Good Student Employer Charter Launch Event
MSc Fashion Management | University of Lincoln
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MSc Fashion Management | University of Lincoln
MSc Fashion Management 'Sew In Style' Magazine Project | University of Lincoln
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MSc Fashion Management 'Sew In Style' Magazine Project | University of Lincoln
Help to Grow - Janie Anderton, British Horological Institute
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Help to Grow - Janie Anderton, British Horological Institute
Clearing Open House Weekend 2023 | University of Lincoln | Lincoln International Business School
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Clearing Open House Weekend 2023 | University of Lincoln | Lincoln International Business School
Developing a Managerial Mindset - Chris Gray and Glenn Morley
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Developing a Managerial Mindset - Chris Gray and Glenn Morley
MSc International Sports Business Management at the University of Lincoln with Dr Hanya Pielichaty
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MSc International Sports Business Management at the University of Lincoln with Dr Hanya Pielichaty
Integrating Competencies and Soft Skills into Education
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Integrating Competencies and Soft Skills into Education
Ajsa Men | BA (Hons) Banking and Finance | University of Lincoln
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Ajsa Men | BA (Hons) Banking and Finance | University of Lincoln
Sara Hutchinson | RISA (UK) Ltd | Help to Grow
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Sara Hutchinson | RISA (UK) Ltd | Help to Grow
Paul Reames | Bluecube Cloud Services | Help to Grow
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Paul Reames | Bluecube Cloud Services | Help to Grow
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Hey Ben. Great guy!
Absolutely a very informative and learning motivational endeavour . Wish every success and all the best to Shrabani - one of the famous speakers in this conference.
Great
Wondering if Rear Adm Kyte is from Glouster? I knew a young boy from there named Andy Kyte when I was stationed in the UK.
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Adam Curtis' masterpiece on this can be found on BBC iPlayer of all places. When C19 first came to our attention we had no idea how lethal it was, how itmight be treated and so on so any decisions were understandably questionable in hindsight. However, 3 years on we know so much more, its origin etc and yet many things contraindicated by facts continue to be pushed by governments and mainstream media. We should be asking what is going on, but there is a deafening silence and denial.
Since February
I have applied but haven't gotten any feedback
We are sorry to hear this Amao, and can only apologise for the delay. We are currently processing a large amount of applications. Could you please contact us on libs@lincoln.ac.uk with your details and we will look into your application for you.
@@uolbusiness I have done that, no reply yet
@@amaonajeeb3623 Hi Amao, apologies but we don't seem to have received your email. Could you please re-send to libs@lincoln.ac.uk? Thanks.
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I just got admitted for September intake 2023. From Nigeria
How long did it take please
@@toriennadi711 less than 3wks
Can you please share your IG so we can talk
Wow!! This was really informative and delightful to watch, hearing positive reviews about the University from International students just reaffirms my choice of studying at the University of Lincoln. Hopefully I will be joining this renowned Institute in January, 2023. Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬
That will be nice.
Hey. Did you join? Im thinking of joining for September
@athira2735 Yes, I finally joined the University of Lincoln. I just arrived school about 3days ago. It's an amazing school and it is located at heart of Lincoln. Please apply, you'll love it.
@@ugonneeze3094heyy!, thank you for replying😊. I just applied yesterday . But I'm having second thoughts thinking about getting a job there. have u got a job or are u still in the process of searching for it
@@athira2735 I've not gotten a job yet, I've not even started searching but I learnt there are jobs; care jobs, store assistant, and warehouse jobs. You can also get jobs in neighbouring town/cities. All the best in your application
Really insightful points & a great introduction to the challenges we all face within business to drive sustainability - we’re all always so focused on implementing vanilla solutions that are known to us, rather than taking a step back to understand the constraints that our method of organisations put on our perception of “sustainable”.
I found this video by typing in 'hyper absurdity'. Truly life itself can be absurd in and of itself at times throughout our lives but these past years have just been wow..
Thanks for sharing
A very personal, harrowing account of a persecution lasting centuries against Jewish people of all Nationalities and I cannot understand how people can condemn others to the point of slaughter. This level of hatred is beyond reason yet today we still see this intolerance and bias against others. To persecute innocent people is inhuman and beyond comprehension and mankind has to hang its head in shame that this has happened and could happen again. We live a short life & need to focus on making it a happy life by helping & treating others with tolerance & respect. We must never forget the atrocities done to other's & the evil man is capable of doing to his brothers & sisters. Hope is eternal and let’s hope for the future generations to come a level of understanding & commitment to peace is paramount in the development of Society. Thank you for the personal reminiscences which are heartfelt & give the reader a deeper insight into the effects of oppression and show the great strengths & courage of so many good people who withstood the hardships & deprivations they had to endure.
I am Mass Media Student and this video really helped a lot. I would like to learn more about advertising
Hi Simran, glad to hear that our video helped :) We offer a range of programmes around Advertising & Marketing. Feel free to email us on libs@lincoln.ac.uk for more info!
I'd like to hear what these people have to say a year later... vaccine mandates, medical apartheid, vaccines passports. Lies exposed daily. Pure absurdity.
Very informative video! been listening to this in the background while driving a simulated version of Formula one cars in a F1 video game for PS4, very meditative and positive experience, hopefully we can solve the world's issues and problems with modern day and future technologies and AI technologies and we don't end up like the movie Elysium. We need to implement more fair systems with AI tech in a socialistic view for anti corruption as well as keeping everything in its balance and getting rid of surveillance capitalism since we are only feeding the monster that's been built by man not nature. I think we are smart enough to get our shit together, it's just a matter of how un-lazy you can be and how you can change positive talk and words into action. Therefore we see some good results and tackle each obstacle by one step at a time. Peace and blessings to all. I hope you have a good day. ✌️🙏🙌🤙❤️
No, absurdity is believing Covid 19 is even real when the only 'evidence' that it is so is relying solely on 'data' and 'stats' on deaths/infections/vaccine uptake etc. Empty numbers supplied by governmental bodies are not proof, they're just numbers. The death rate has climbed rapidly however with the onset of ' covid vaccines'. I know this from hearing from a morgue worker who has noted a 5 fold increase in deaths in his area since the vaccine roll out began. This is a globally orchestrated genocide of the weak, old, and generally stupid. I admit, these categories of the human race are not the most efficient or productive for business and economy, but they're human beings all the same and should be allowed to live out their lives regardless of their use to the political elite. Either way, the whole global governance system needs to be torn down to fix this hypernormalization you speak of, because it's the policy of all countries at this stage it would appear, and without pausing, as a species, to ask questions about where we're going and what we want as long term goals, ie, surviving on this planet, we're going to have to do away with all these business minded assholes like yourselves, no offense, as humanity needs real compassion and simple truth and openness put first, not cold logic and economy. We're humans, each individual, not duplicate machines microchips waiting for out next number code command to obey and comply to, which is exactly what Covid is about, -training the population to react to numbers, stats. There is no physical pandemic, there IS a mental one though, it's called fear. I've not worn a mask this whole time, nor used hand sanitizers, and still shake people's hands and hug without hesitation, and always will, -fear has no power over me. Spread love every day people, smile and joke with people, appreciate the magic of life..this is the only way to undo the fear paralyzing society, by direct example ourselves. Like that old saying, let's be the change we want to see in the world.
Pleasure to have this credible programme , apparently I am pursuing Bachelor in Procurement and and Supply Chain management from Uganda Technology and Management University. I am so excited to visualize your programme and what could be the mode of studies as far as the institution is at kick-off stage? should the required related tools be shared to non-students? thomasjuma25@gmail.com
How can I join to this school
Hi Navruzkhuja, you can find out more information on our courses, and how to book onto an open day where you can speak to academics and current students, and find out more about life at Lincoln here: www.lincoln.ac.uk/home/studywithus
What impact do you think artificial intelligence (AI) will have on human behaviour in relation to CSR and urgent issue of climate change?
Hi David, great question - we've passed this on to Matthijs and Andy, and will post their reply back to you as soon as we have it.
Hi David, Thank you for your question. No simple or straight-forward answer to that excellent question, but here a few thoughts in response! History has shown that technology has always had a major influence on human behaviour and an impact on the natural environment. The technologies that enabled the industrial age have resulted in consumer economies predominantly grounded upon fossil fuels. These technologies, along with a belief in never-ending growth, have led to our current climate crisis. Of course, technology has also had positive impacts in terms of advances in life expectancy, elimination of diseases etc. Perhaps we should be talking about the ‘responsible’ development and deployment of technologies - so that they contribute to overall planetary health rather than simply producing wealth for a narrow elite. AI is already a highly influential technology but there is plenty of evidence that it is not being deployed in responsible way. Rather than using the potential of AI, and the vast processing power of machine learning, to inform climate solutions it is still predominantly used as vehicle for wealth and power accumulation by shaping consumer and political choices. -Andy
Transgression, doth trangressed too much?
Trump is a result of populism not the other way around and far from being a product of right wing neo liberalism the movement is a result of left wing progressivism because populism is a counter revolution to globalism which pushes all left wing subversions upon the West to rot the core. Many populists were classical liberals such as me who understood the takeover and betrayal of the so called socialist parties which were supposed to represent the common man and the so called Conservative parties which were supposed to represent the national interest and preserve our way of life by the globalists and who now only represent the special interests of the corporate and financier elite. There is no left or right anymore, only globalism and populism and anyone who says otherwise is a pseudointellectual or disinformation agent.
Thanks for making this. Solid thought provoking stuff here.
A pandemic where the most common symptom is being asymptomatic. Hypernormalisation of tyranny in the form of "public health and safety".
I stumbled across this video while searching for videos on Hypernormalization. I'm very glad that I did. Many good ideas here and well stated. (The sound could have been better in parts.)
Very tough watch. But the content is solid, just trying to comprehend it...
Thank you
That was an extremely interesting and informative discussion . A successful model like Hockerton’s provides a working template which can be replicated in other communities within the UK and elsewhere . Sustainable development is undoubtedly the biggest challenge facing our planet and unfortunately it is not being given the urgent attention it needs ! Kudos to Hockerton for this laudable initiative!
That was very informative. Environment undoubtedly is and should be the biggest stakeholder in any venture, especially for the sake of our future generations. It is heartening to see that it is increasingly being given due importance in addition to the traditional economic factors. Continue with the good work.
Great insights on disruptions in supply chains under COVID-19 environment. A way forward!!!
Thank you for a thought-provoking talk.
Well done madam, kudos.
Joining and watching from Nigeria.
Good video! Keep it up!