Dr Craig Graham Anderson

A background of working in environmental science and consulting. Subsequently obtained a MA(hons) in Environmental Sustainability from University of Dundee and a MSc in Sustainable Development from University of St Andrews.

First came to Stirling Management School to study a PhD in Behavioural Science, applying behavioural science to organisational and employment decision-making.

Has since specialised in sustainable business and the opportunities to work towards more sustainable outcomes. Was programme director of the Strategic Sustainable Business MSc (2018-2021) and is now director of the Master of Business Administration.

• PRME Scotland Chapter Co Lead

• EAUC Advisory Board - Sustainability in the Curriculum

• Green Key Ecotourism Certification - Jury Member

• HEA Fellow

• ILM Mentoring Development Programme Certified

Behavioural Science, Sustainability, Sustainable Business, Decision-Making

Learning and Teaching Representative for Economics Division. Part of Stirling Management School's Behavioural Science Centre.

Teaching responsibilities have included:

Lectures and Coordination

• Evolution and Practice of Sustainable Business (Postgraduate),
• Leadership for Strategic Sustainable Futures (Postgraduate),
• Psychology of Work (Postgraduate),
• Economics for Sustainable Business (Postgraduate),
• Business Analytics (Postgraduate),
• Responsible Business (Undergraduate),
• Responsible Business (Postgraduate)
• Impact Strategy, Climate, and Measurement (Insendi)
• The Psychology of Leadership: Health and Wellbeing at Work (Undergraduate)

Mentorship and Tutorials

• Introductory Economics (Undergraduate),
• Business Consulting Group Project (Postgraduate),
• Behavioural Science for Managers (Undergraduate),
• Dissertations (Postgraduate),
• Dissertations (Undergraduate)
• Understanding and Using Statistics (Postgraduate), -Dissertation Tutorials (Undergraduate),
• The Management Challenge: An Introduction (Undergraduate),
• Fundamentals of Business and Management (Undergraduate),
• The Global Business Environment (Undergraduate),

PhD Students:

Second Supervisor: Kaja Horn. SGSSS Collaborative PhD Studentship - Skills Development Scotland. Transformative skills in the energy 'just transition': mixed-methods pathways for upskilling, reskilling and engaging new entrants in Scotland.

PhD Second Supervisor:

• Liz Barnes. Compensatory health behaviours in self testing for STIs
• Katie O’Neill. Behavioural Science of Fake News
• Dean Smith. Dyslexia in the Workplace