Our Work

Find out which institutions have Key Contacts.

Download the A-Z Key Contacts listing.    

The Key Contacts are important because they:

• Distribute information on the Subject Centre to colleagues, old and new, and to part-time staff who may not hear about us through the usual channels.
• Facilitate Subject Centre-sponsored workshops held in their own institution.
• Identify local experts/potential contributors to Subject Centre events or publications. Highlight local issues of concern which could be topics for us to address .
• Provide feedback on local thinking about current national issues.

What does the Subject Centre do for Key Contacts?

• Being identified nationally as Business, Management, Accountancy and Finance Subject Centre Key Contact confers some status on the individual.
• Interaction with the network contributes to the professional development of the academic involved.
• The Subject Centre organises regional meetings for Key Contacts twice a year, for sharing experiences and discussing current issues.
• The Centre provides a reception for Key Contacts at its annual conference - an opportunity to meet Key Contacts from elsewhere.

To find out more about the Subject Centre and how you can get involved as a Key Contact, or if you would like to know who your local key contact is, please email us.