Oliver Young

Oliver Young is a Senior Lecturer at the Sheffield Business School, Sheffield Hallam University. His current teaching focuses on strategic management, while his research investigates visual behavior and perception through eye-tracking methodologies. He holds a Ph.D. in Psychology and Education (ongoing since 2016) alongside multiple postgraduate qualifications in education and business.

• 2017: Master of Arts in Education, Sheffield Hallam University
• 2014: PGCert in Further Professional Studies in Higher Education, Durham University
• 2013: PGCert in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education, Sheffield Hallam University
• 2008: MSc International Conference Management, Sheffield Hallam University
• 2005: BSc (Hons) Hotel and Catering Management with Culinary Arts, Sheffield Hallam University

Research interests center on how visual engagement shapes environmental perception and experience interpretation. This involves analyzing eye-tracking data and cognitive processes to understand human-environment interactions. His work bridges education technology (e.g., iPad integration in classrooms) and entrepreneurship studies.

Publications span education technology, entrepreneurship, and eye-tracking methodologies. Oliver's teaching and research emphasize practical applications of technology in education and strategic management practices.