Work with our students
Have a project that could benefit from student resources? There are numerous opportunities at the Business School to work with our students and tutors to get free consultancy. Many local businesses have utilised these resources as an opportunity to address pieces of work that never reach the top of the priority list.
We are currently looking for businesses to help with our MBA student projects to help provide real experience to students in October and November. Previous projects have included competitor analysis, market research, process review and cost-benefit analysis.
If you are unsure whether you have a potential project, or whether it is of a suitable standard, get in touch with Kate Maguire (k.maguire@brookes.ac.uk) to have a discussion.
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