School of Business and Management Researcher Named National 3MT Semi-Finalist
We’re proud to share that Mariam Salim Hammoud, a Postgraduate Researcher at the School of Business and Management, has been named a semi-finalist in the national Vitae Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition - a prestigious platform showcasing research talent from across the UK.
Mariam earned her place on the national stage following her winning performance in Queen Mary University of London’s internal 3MT competition. Her powerful presentation, titled Climbing the Leadership Ladder: Exploring the Intersectional Forces Shaping Leadership for Lebanese Women, explores the complex interplay of gender, culture and leadership in a Middle Eastern context - bringing fresh insight to global conversations on equity and inclusion in leadership.
The Three Minute Thesis competition challenges doctoral researchers to present their research clearly and compellingly in just three minutes - an inspiring opportunity to share academic work with wider audiences. Mariam’s success reflects the School of Business and Management’s commitment to impactful, real-world research that reaches beyond traditional academic boundaries.
You can watch Mariam’s presentation on QMPlus and read more about her journey in her People Profile.
We wish Mariam the very best in the next stage of the competition and congratulate her on this well-earned recognition.