Dean Maragh

Dean Maragh is a faculty member at Sheffield Hallam University, affiliated with the Sheffield Business School and the Sheffield Institute of Education. His research focuses on entrepreneurship education and its impact on students' entrepreneurial mindset, intention, and activity, particularly in relation to curricular and extracurricular programs and work placements.

Research Interests:

• Entrepreneurship Education and Pedagogy
• Entrepreneurial Mindset and Intention Development
• Impact of Placement Learning on Entrepreneurial Activity
• Extracurricular Learning in Higher Education
• E-Assessment and Feedback Systems
• Collaborative Learning and Teamwork Support

His recent publications include a systematic literature review on extracurricular entrepreneurship education and a national review of UK entrepreneurship education programs, both published in 2024, along with several conference presentations analyzing the curricular and placement-based influences on entrepreneurial outcomes. His work spans from early 2000s research on ICT-based business transfer tools to current doctoral-level investigations into student development.

Scientific Awards:

• No awards listed in the provided materials.

Advising and Grants:
While specific advisees or grant funding are not mentioned in the available publications, Dean Maragh has led and co-authored multiple research projects, indicating active engagement in scholarly inquiry and collaboration. His participation in doctoral conferences suggests involvement in academic mentoring and research supervision.

Labs and Research Teams:
Dean Maragh has collaborated with researchers from Sheffield Hallam University, including Stuart Hepplestone, Jayne Revill, Simon Warwick, and Jackie Cawkwell, particularly in the areas of e-assessment and collaborative learning. His work is closely tied to the research communities within the Sheffield Business School and the Sheffield Institute of Education.