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Dr Tadhg Blommerde

Assistant Professor

Department: Newcastle Business School

FHEA (Fellow of the Higher Education Academy)

ORCID: orcid.org/0000-0002-8890-2046

PhD dissertation placed in top 11 of ISPIM Dissertation Award 2020.

Tadhg is a lecturer and researcher that is proficient in quantitative and qualitative social science techniques and methods. His research to date has been published in Journal of Business Research, The Service Industries Journal, and European Journal of Business and Management Research. Presently, he holds dual roles and is an Assistant Professor (Senior Lecturer) in Entrepreneurship at ϲ and an MSc dissertation supervisor at Oxford Brookes University.

Tadhg Blommerde

His interests include innovation management; the impact of new technologies on learning, teaching, and assessment in higher education; service development and design; business process modelling; statistics and structural equation modelling; and the practical application and dissemination of research.

Business Studies PhD September 03 2019


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