Study In UK: Strathclyde Business School Offers BBA International Scholarship 2025
The last date to apply for the BBA International Scholarship 2025 at the Strathclyde Business School is August 29, 2025.
The Strathclyde Business School, Glasgow, has announced the BBA International Scholarship 2025 for foreign students applying to the undergraduate BBA Honours Business Administration course. The award will be towards the tuition fees, and it offers a 25% fee reduction annually. It is available for three years.
The BBA Honours is a three-year duration course with general business and the opportunity to specialize in the following business disciplines - Hospitality and Tourism Management, Marketing, Human Resource Management, Economics, Business Enterprise, and Business Analysis and Technology.
The last date to apply for this scholarship is August 29, 2025. The subject eligibility includes Marketing, Human Resources Management, Hospitality & Tourism, Entrepreneurship, Economics, and Business. BBA International Scholarship 2025 is only available to foreign fee-paying students who hold a conditional or unconditional offer to study the BBA course for entry in 2025.
SBS PhD Researcher In Final Of SGSSS Impact Competition
For her research into the gig economy, the PhD researcher Jenna Gilmartin, Department of Work, Employment and Organisation of SBS, has been selected in the 2025 Scottish Graduate School of Social Science (SGSSS) Impact Competition. This year, a total of eight candidates have been selected for the SGSSS competition. Jenna's research was titled - "Sorry We Missed You: The Unheard Voices of the Independent Retail Gig Economy".
"It gives voice to the often overlooked delivery workers trapped in insecure paid gig economy work. Hidden behind algorithmic control, they face unstable hours and poor protections. As new UK legislation promises change as part of the Employment Rights Bill, smaller employers risk falling short. Jenna's study exposes the reality for the workers and demands urgent action for fairer work. By investigating the workers' experiences and expectations, Jenna seeks to highlight the precarious nature of their work and advocate for improved conditions and right," says the SBS statement.
SBS Faculties Get UKRI Award of £1.16m for Manufacturing Research Project
The UKRI has awarded £1.16 million to SBS researchers for a high-impact 12-month research project. The award will be shared by Dr. Robert Stewart and Professor Colin Lindsay from the Department of Work, Employment and Organisation and Dr Aylin Ates and Professor Jill MacBryde, Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship, Strategy and Innovation.
Commenting on this, Dr Ates said, “UK manufacturing is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by digitally enabled business models that are increasingly coopetitive, circular, and ecosystem-based. We are delighted to collaborate with the University of Loughborough and the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland on this new UKRI-funded research project, which focuses on developing strategic capabilities in manufacturing SMEs.”
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