research for regional businesses with a global reach
The University of Chester China Centre is set up as an arts and education entity
A series of open linked seminars intended to stimulate critical thinking and informed dialogue on issues relevant to an annual theme.
The High Sheriff’s Awards for Enterprise is Cheshire’s premier recognition platform for businesses of all sizes, from the private sector.
We seek contributions from the business community, research partners and academics who are interested in any of our key research themes.
We are very interested in hearing from quality research students who have a commitment to any of our key research themes or other relevant topics.
The BRI supports Family Business Internationalisation through appropriate conferences and symposia, including the Family Business Research network.
The working paper series showcases research being carried out within the BRI and encourage publication of research work.
Fraud in the payments arena has been with us forever. Artifices such as the debasement of gold coins by adding less precious metals, the printing of counterfeit banknotes, the manufacturing of bogus payment cards, are all examples of deception.
The Marco Polo Initiative: Reflections on the Regional Economy, Entrepreneurship and International Trade in a Post Brexit World
THE 17th century Rosicrucian Manifestos are the subject of a new book, written by a member of staff from BRI & China Centre
The High Sheriff’s Awards for Enterprise 2019/20, Cheshire’s most prestigious business awards, are now open for entries.
On April 12, a delegation headed by Vice Chancellor Tim Wheeler and Business Research Institute Executive Director Phil Harris of the University of Chester. visited Shaanxi Normal University. They were received by SNNU president You Xuqun and vice president Ren Xiaowei at the Administration Building on Chang’an campus.
Professor Phil Harris of the Business Research Institute, University of Chester presented an academic seminar recently at Jiangsu University, China.
This is a special symposium for staff and students within the University to stimulate ideas and advanced critical thinking.
Consumers hear a great deal about the projected demise of cash and paper cheques in the new digital payments world. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor, Philip Lowe, has even talked of cash becoming a “niche payment instrument” while banknotes will be “used for relatively few payments”.
Entrepreneurs, Business Leaders and Academics gathered at the University of Chester’s Churchill House yesterday for the tenth Chester Forum.
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