Stefania Romano

Stefania joined the Department of Strategic Management and Marketing in September 2013 as a lecturer in Management. Prior to this she was a lecturer at Queen Margaret University where she taught courses on undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.

Dr Romano’s doctoral research focused upon books published in the discipline of Creative Industries. 

Stefania's research interests are in the following areas: Education, Creative Industries, Leadership, Active Learning, Management and Gender.

• Perspectives on Creative Leadership (ENTE 3522)
• Creative Management and Marketing (ENTE 3506)
• Management and Strategy (CORP2463)
• Business Research Issues and Analysis (CORP2181)
• Strategy and Management Dissertation (CORP3400) [undergraduate level]
• LBPG5013 Enhancing Business, Management and Personal Skills [postgraduate level].

Romano, S. (2012), “Content Analysis of Books Published in the Field of Creative Industries among Female Authorship Contributions”, paper accepted at the 35^th The Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (ISBE) Annual Conference, Dublin, Ireland. 

Romano, S. (2012), “Content Analysis of Books Published in the Field of Creative Industries among Female Authorship Contributions”, paper accepted at the 35^th The Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (ISBE) Annual Conference, Dublin, Ireland. 

Romano, S. (2012), “Observational Study in Gender Differences on Books Published in the Discipline of Creative Industries”, paper accepted at the BAM (British Academy of Management) Annual Conference, Cardiff, UK [Accepted but not presented].

Romano, S. (2011), “A Comparison between Books Published in the Field of Creative Industries based on Records obtained from Observing the Supply on an International E-commerce Company (Amazon)”, 34^th The Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (ISBE) Conference, Sheffield, UK.

Romano, S. (2011), “A Comparison between Books Published in the Field of Creative Industries based on Records obtained from Observing the Supply on an International E-commerce Company (Amazon)”, 7^th Scottish Doctoral Management Conference, St Andrews, UK.

Romano, S. (2010), “The Role of Education in the Talent Transformation Process”, 33th The Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (ISBE) Conference, London, UK.