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Surrey Business School's new executive education Leadership Development Series offers masterclasses running from June to November 2017, centring around a variety of current leadership topics such as; mindful leadership, enhancing professional networks and leading in a digital world.
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We have launched our new global talent platform. Activate your personal global talent portal here to find internship, trainee positions, apprenticeships and graduate positions that are relevant to you from companies around the world.
Ranked 2nd for Business and Management in the Guardian University Guide 2017
At Surrey Business School, we collaborate with a number of private, public and third sector organisations.
Surrey Business School is accredited by both the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) and the Association of MBAs (AMBA).
Recently three Surrey Business School students, Vova, Slavik and Nurasyl had a chance to present their startup app company – Felix Math at Dublin Tech Summit 2017.
Dublin Tech Summit was a collaboration of global leaders in innovation, technology and business from Ireland and around the globe. It was spread over a period of two days and had approximately 10,000+ attendees, 50+ world media, 200+ speakers, many global investors as well 100 top startups.
With the help of Surrey Business School we had a great opportunity to represent the university at Dublin Tech Summit with our app that teaches students how to solve math problems by using latest advancements in the field of Artificial Intelligence and Computer Vision. You simply take a picture of almost any Math problem and within seconds, you get step-by-step explanation and background theory for the given Math problem. Our primary goal was to talk to investors as well as potential customers to see what would be their reaction to our app.
To be honest, the experience was at least x100 better that we expected! During the summit we literally had hundreds of people come by our booth, and at multiple times there were queues of approximately 5-10 people waiting to have a chance to try our product (there wasn’t any other startup that had the same problem, or luck…) and we’ve also met with some Surrey alumni!
Also, because we passed the rigorous selection from the summit board, we were selected in the top 100 startups and presented our app in front of a professional jury. We then gradually progressed into top 50 and finally top 10. Although we didn’t make the cut into top 3, which was a shame, but given the fact that we’d lost quite a lot of points due to our youth and inexperience (the average age in the team that won was roughly 50+), it was still a great achievement and proof that Surrey Business School is great place to nurture next batch of world class entrepreneurs!
To wrap it up, it was a tremendous experience and we’ve received a massive load of feedback that we’ve spent over a month coding into our app. The summit wasn’t just the feedback though, we managed to get attention of many journalists in the UK as well as Ireland that write for leading newspapers and online publications. with interviews being published soon.
In addition to that we were in the epicentre of business networking. We had very interesting people approaching us and giving us tips, advice and their contacts. It was very surprising to see how the right timing and location can boost you to a totally new level. Our team was impressed with the summit and afterwards had a chance to share the experience with some of our fellow university classmates and friends. We believe that we found new horizons to look up to and hope to disrupt the educational market very soon! Stay tuned…
Thank you so much to Surrey Business School for the opportunity to be there! It was really amazing.
Ps: If you really want to help us out, please download our app at felixmath.com, tell your younger siblings & cousins about us and finally don’t forget to leave a 5 star rating in the AppStore! Thanks!
All the best,
Slavik, Vova and Nurasyl.
Surrey Business School students Vova, Slavik and Nurasyl presented their start-up app company, Felix Math, at the 2017 Dublin Tech Summit.
We are delighted to announce that Dr Georgia Stavraki (Surrey Business School), Professor Emmanuella Plakoyiannaki (Leeds University Business School), and Dr Joanna Anninou (Surrey Business School) were the winners of the Best Paper Award at the 5th International Conference on Contemporary Marketing Issues (ICCMI) that took place in Thessaloniki, Greece, 21–23 June 2017.
Surrey Business School aims to lead at the forefront of the digital economy. We are therefore proud to announce we will be hosting the very first Academy of Management Specialised Conference (AoM), whose theme will be on Big Data and Managing in a Digital Economy, in April 2018.
At Surrey Business School, we’ve created an innovative and stimulating environment in which our academics, students and alumni work with international corporate businesses, SMEs and government, offering bespoke consultancy and applied education programmes. Here are just a few examples of some of the organisations we’re currently working with:
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