Stephanie Chamberlain MSc, PGCE, DipM, FHEA, BA (Hons)
Associate Head
Summary
My main areas of interest are in marketing and executive business education. I am a strong advocate for research informed, practitioner led applied learning.
About
I joined SHU in 2012 as a Lecturer in Marketing after working in the marketing industry, predominantly in financial services. Before joining SHU, I spent three years as a Teacher of Business in 14-19 years of education.
I became a Senior Lecturer in 2014 and have held various roles at Sheffield Business School, including Placement and Employability Lead, Course Leader for the Executive Master of Business Administration/Senior Leaders Masters Apprenticeship, and Marketing Subject Group Operations Lead.
I have designed, developed, and delivered teaching and assessments up to the postgraduate level and strongly advocate for applied learning. I have externally examined undergraduate and postgraduate Marketing programmes and am a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. I am undertaking a PhD in consumer behaviour in ethical consumption, and have presented my work internationally. I am certified as a carbon literate, and my research links to the Sustainable Development Goal of Responsible Consumption and Production.
In August 2024, I was appointed Associate Head of Sheffield Business School. I work on strategic projects that contribute to the school's strategic development and management.
Teaching
Sheffield Business School
Subject area
Marketing
Courses taught
BA Marketing, BA Marketing Communications and Advertising, BA Business and Marketing, MSc International Marketing, MSc International Business and Marketing, MBA Global, MBA Executive, Senior Leaders Apprenticeship
Modules led
L7 Applied Business Investigation (60 credit final module); Executive MBA/ Senior Leader’s master’s degree Apprenticeship.
L7 Marketing and Communications; Senior Leaders Apprenticeship
L7 Strategic Marketing Management and Decision Making
L6 Customer Insight and Sustainable Innovation
L6 Marketing Innovation and Creativity (cornerstone final year module in marketing up to two hundred students)
L5 Integrated Marketing Communications (UK and Sino-British College)
Seminar tutor for
L7 Applied Business Investigation (60 credit final module); Executive MBA/Senior Leader’s master’s degree Apprenticeship.
L7 Marketing and Communications; Senior Leaders Apprenticeship
L7 Strategic Marketing Management and Decision Making
L7 MSc International Marketing Dissertation Supervisor
L7 MSc International Business and Marketing Dissertation Supervisor
L7 International Consultancy Project
L6 Marketing Innovation and Creativity
L5 Marketing Strategy
L5 Strategic Approaches to Marketing Management
Placement tutor for level 5 supporting students on placement.
L4 Principles of Marketing
L4 Marketing Research and Employability
Academic Advisor for Level 4, 5, 6 and 7
Research
Publications
Conferences
Peer-reviewed poster presented at CCT conference 2023; Chamberlain, S., Shaw, D., Deane, D. (2023) Exploring the Pleasure and Pain of Consuming Ethically Through the Lens of Psychological Flexibility. Consumer Culture Theory Conference, University of Lund, June 27-30, 2023 (Poster).
Peer-reviewed working paper presented at the Interpretative Consumer Research Conference 2022; Chamberlain, S., Deane, D., Shaw, D. (2022). Two sides of the same coin. The pleasure and pain in everyday consumption. 11th European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management, Interpretative Consumer Research Conference. University of Liverpool, June 9-10, 2022 (Competitive Paper).
Peer-reviewed working paper presented at the European Association of Consumer Research Conference 2018. Chamberlain, S., Hill, D., & Shaw, D. (2018). Hedonism: A Phenomenological Study of Pleasure and Pain in Everyday Ethical Consumption. ACR European Advances.
Book chapters
Tabrizi, W., Chamberlain, S., Moorlock, E. and Hill, D. (2019) 'Creating the Product', in: Solomon, M.R., Marshall, G.W., Stuart, E.W., Barnes, B. and Mitchell, V. (eds) Marketing, Real People, Real Decisions. London: Pearson Education
Tabrizi, W., Chamberlain, S., Moorlock, E. and Hill, D. (2019) 'Managing the Product', in: Solomon, M.R., Marshall, G.W., Stuart, E.W., Barnes, B. and Mitchell, V. (eds) Marketing, Real People, Real Decisions. London: Pearson Education
Book reviews (cited reviewer)
Gray, D. E. (David E. (2017). Doing research in the business world. SAGE.
Publications
Book chapters
Tabrizi, W., Chamberlain, S., Moorlock, E., & Hill, D. (2019). Creating the Product. In Solomon, M.R., Marshall, G.W., Stuart, E.W., Barnes, B., & Mitchell, V.-.W. (Eds.) Marketing, Real People, Real Decisions. (3rd). London: Pearson Education
Tabrizi, W., Chamberlain, S., Moorlock, E., & Hill, D. (2019). Managing the Product. In Solomon, M.R., Marshall, G.W., Stuart, E.W., Barnes, B., & Mitchell, V.-.W. (Eds.) Marketing, Real People, Real Decisions. (3rd). London: Pearson Education
Chamberlain, S., Hill, D., & Shaw, D. (2018). Hedonism: A Phenomenological Study of Pleasure and Pain in Everyday Ethical Consumption. In Geuens, M., Pandelaere, M., Pham, M.T., & Vermeir, I. (Eds.) European Association for Consumer Research, Volume 11. Association for Consumer Research: http://www.acrwebsite.org/volumes/1700145/volumes/v11e/E-11
Presentations
Chamberlain, S. (2015). The Lived Experiences of Ethical Consumers: an interpretive phenomenological analysis.
Other activities
Previously a Knowledge Transfer Partnership Mentor
External Examiner University of Bradford Undergraduate Marketing Programme 2018-2021