Leadership, Organisations, Behaviour and Reputation

Leadership, Organisations, Behaviour and Reputation, led by Professor Yelena Kalyuzhnova, is one of five academic departments within Henley Business School at the University of Reading.

Leading research and teaching in leadership, HR, and organisational studies

Home to several research centres, the Leadership, Organisations, Behaviour and Reputation department has stood at the forefront of teaching and research and continues to help define the research agenda in the fields of:

leadership
knowledge management
social and organisational studies
human resources
and reputation.

The department contributes to the full range of Henley Business School's offering, including undergraduate and postgraduate Masters programmes, the world-renowned Henley MBA and its executive programmes.

We also provide PhD opportunities and funding for high quality doctoral candidates from all over the world, and provide a highly sought after DBA programme for those in employment at senior positions.

Leadership, Organisations, Behaviour and Reputation staff regularly gather for research seminars, away days and continuing professional development sessions. By gathering to share best practices, professional behaviours and perspectives on how to thrive in an academic environment, staff address and explore wider strategic aims for both the department and Henley Business School as a whole. The department's strong relationships have helped foster an atmosphere of striving for excellence whilst supporting colleagues' development and delivering teaching and research that make a real world impact.

Credit to Daria Radwan and Sinem Bulkan for the photographs from the Away Day 2025.

Our expertise

Coaching

Henley Business School's coaching faculty are integral members of the Henley Centre for Coaching, one of Europe's leading institutions for coaching research and practice.

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Governance

Henley Business School's governance faculty promote responsible, ethical governance by equipping leaders with expertise in accountability, transparency and sustainable decision-making, blending theory with practice in the Henley MBA and Executive Education programmes.

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Leadership and Organisational Behaviour

Henley Business School's leadership and organisational behaviour faculty are renowned for their research on motivation, team dynamics and change, providing evidence-based models that foster positive cultures and high-performance teams.

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Reputation

Henley’s reputation faculty focus on managing organisational reputation as a strategic asset, with expertise in stakeholder relations, brand integrity and risk mitigation.

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Courses

Within the department of Leadership, Organisations, Behaviour and Reputation, we direct internationally-renowned programmes at undergraduate and postgraduate level, within the cognate area of business and management.

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PhD opportunities

In our PhD programmes, covering the areas of Leadership, Organisations and Behaviour and Reputation, Responsibility and Social Issues, students undertake original research that is timely and business relevant.

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PhD profiles

The department of Leadership, Organisations, Behaviour and Reputation has more than 30 active PhD students, engaged in a broad range of topics covering leadership, business ethics and more.

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Faculty and staff

The department of Leadership, Organisations, Behaviour and Reputation has more than 40 members of faculty, with expertise in business ethics, leadership, business history and many other fields.

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Research

Leadership, Organisations, Behaviour and Reputation is an interdisciplinary academic community focused on theoretical and practical issues about the role of organisations in society, the people who comprise and enact them and those who must account for and legitimise organisation's activities - the leaders.

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For more information please contact Alex Baker.

Email: a.j.baker@henley.ac.uk
Telephone: 0118 3788691