At Birmingham City Business School, Dr Duyen Chu has been contributing to different courses at both undergraduate and post graduate levels such as International MBA, MSc Management, Senior Leadership Apprenticeship, BA H Business Management, BA H Business Studies and BA H Business with Marketing. He also teaches and supports the Help to Grow Management courses.
He has designed, co-designed, led and co-led a number of modules, including:
- Managing Innovation and Entrepreneurship (level 7)
- Business Research Project (level 6)
- Continuous Innovation (level 6)
- Innovative Thinking for Organisation Development (level 6).
He has also contributed to teaching in a variety of modules at both undergraduate and post graduate levels, including:
- Entrepreneurship and Innovation (level 7)
- International Operation Strategy and Innovation (level 7)
- International Strategic Management (level 7)
- Business and Management Research Project (level 7)
- E-business (level 6)
- Integrated Business Research Project (level 6)
Dr Duyen Chu is interested in topics in the areas of sustainability, entrepreneurship, innovation, digital transformation, and education.
Most recent publications:
- Chu, D., Zhou, Q., and Bogaars, A. (2022) A framework to ensure more inclusive and personalised student employability and career services: Learning from the best. Scholarship Excellence in Business Education.
- Chu, D. and Nguyen, H. (2022) Recapping: effective pedagogy to ensure inclusivity and optimise learning and teaching experiences. Compass: Journal of Learning and Teaching, Vol 15, No 2, 44-58. DOI: https://doi.org/10.21100/compass.v15i2.1261.
- Chu, D. (2021) Recap: Link, Learn and Like. University of Greenwich Business Faculty Learning and Teaching Festival 2021 Blog series.
- Tran, V.T.A., Barnes, I. and Chu, D. (2019) Reconciliation between economic development and sustainability: A case study in Vietnam.
- Nguyen, K.L. and Chu, D. (2019) Corporate Governance: The long term impact of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act on Capital Structure and Investment of Firms.
- Kose, C., Quach, H. and Chu, D. (2019). Equity crowdfunding: success factors in the German context.
- Chu, D. (2017) A comparative study on crowdfunding in the United States and the United Kingdom.
Most recent funded projects:
- Impact of entrepreneurial attributes on entrepreneurial processes and outcomes
- Responsible business in the digital world
- SME, digital transformation and sustainable growth
- SME, digital transformation and strategic management
- Scaffolding and co-creation to enhance satisfaction and academic performance of HE students.
- Enhancing student employability
