Dr Seonyoung Kim
I studied Tourism Management at undergraduate level and worked for a major tour operator in South Korea before I came to the UK. I completed both an MSc in Sustainable Tourism and a PhD titled 'Tourism-related urban regeneration in two UK city regions' at Sheffield Business School (SBS), Sheffield Hallam University. I started to teach tourism for SBS in 2008 as an Associate Lecturer and joined the SBS Tourism Team as a full time lecturer in 2012. I am the Subject Group Leader for Tourism. My teaching and research interests lie with tourism and urban regeneration, the visitor economy, tourism policy and planning, and accessible tourism.
Dr Ibrahim Orekoya
Staff profile for Dr Ibrahim Orekoya, Lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University
Daryl May
Daryl is the Postgraduate Programme Leader for Department of Service Sector in the Sheffield Business School and an executive member of the Association of Events Management Educators (AEME)
Valerie Mowbray
Senior Lecturer
Dawn Charlesworth
A professional with over fourteen years experience, with three years experience in working specifically with small and medium sized enterprises on bespoke projects during my time at Sheffield Hallam's Centre for Food Innovation
Dr Paul Allan
Dr Paul Allan is a Course Leader and Work Planner working in International Business within the Sheffield Business School. Paul maintains a strong academic profile, having taught on over 35 different business modules at both Undergraduate and Postgraduate levels
Dr Alisha Ali
Alisha is a Principal Lecturer and Hospitality Subject Group Leader at Sheffield Business School. Alisha has completed a Bachelors of Science Degree in Tourism Management, a Masters Degree in Management Studies and a PhD in Tourism which focused on investigating the uses and applications of ICT for sustainable tourism for destinations. She teaches in the areas of innovation, IT, sustainable tourism and hospitality operations. Her research interests are sustainable development, technology applications and impacts for hospitality and tourism, innovation in hospitality and tourism, destination management and online research methods.
Dr Rachel Rundle
I joined the academic team at Hallam in 2008 and have developed teaching expertise in public health nutrition, plus research interests in maternal and infant health, behaviour change and food poverty