Muhammad Anindita

Dr. Muhammad Anindita is a Lecturer in Business, Management, and People at Sheffield Business School (Sheffield Hallam University), affiliated with the Social and Economic Research Institute. He holds a PhD in Entrepreneurship from Sheffield University Management School and an MBA from Leeds University Business School. His expertise spans strategic management, entrepreneurship, and SME internationalisation. Previously, he served as Senior Business Analyst at a major South-East Asian energy firm, advising on corporate strategy.

Teaching focuses on MBA and undergraduate programs, including modules like Strategic Management and Contemporary Business. Research emphasizes SME resilience, internationalisation strategies, and institutional impacts on small businesses. Methodologically, he employs mixed-method approaches. Professional memberships include AMBA, BAM, and ISBE.

Key research trends show a focus on institutional asymmetries in emerging markets, resilience mechanisms for SMEs, and policy implications for SME internationalisation. Collaborates with academics and practitioners in the UK and Southeast Asia. Currently supervises DBA student Nayla Shamas.

Labs/teams: Active in the Social and Economic Research Institute, exploring socio-economic dynamics affecting small businesses.