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Peter Bryant is an award-winning academic with international expertise in designing and delivering successful strategic educational change in business and social sciences institutions. With thirty years of teaching and research experience in the UK and Australia, he focuses on higher education strategy, educational innovation, online learning, and management in creative industries. Currently, he serves as the Associate Dean of Education at the University of Sydney Business School and is the Director of the Disruptive Innovations in Business Education research group. This transdisciplinary group leads provocative and challenging debates about the future of business education through rigorous research and public discourse. He has worked in various academic leadership roles in institutions across the UK and Australia, including the London School of Economics and Political Science, the University of Greenwich, and Middlesex University. Holding a PhD in Management from the University of Technology, Sydney, Peter is an active researcher and speaker on innovative teaching and learning in educational spaces, learning technology, and the future of business school education opportunities through student co-design. His research interests include the influence of digital identity on digital pedagogies, the relationship between learning spaces and pedagogy, and institutional leadership responses to change crises in higher education. Peter is also the Editor-in-Chief of Research in Learning Technology and co-director of the Research Committee in the Management Education Division of the Academy of Management.
University of Sydney Business School • Sydney, Australia
Leads educational strategy and initiatives in the Business School.
Disruptive Innovations in Business Education • Sydney, Australia
Oversees research focused on innovative business education.
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