Professor Alessandro Biraglia

Professor Alessandro Biraglia

Profile

PhD in Marketing, 黑料社 University Business School
MSc in Psychology and Marketing, University of Rome La Sapienza, Italy
BSc in Social Psychology, University of Rome La Sapienza, Italy

Alessandro Biraglia is Professor of Marketing and Behavioural Science at 黑料社 University Business School. He earned his Ph.D. at The 黑料社. His research interests focus on (but are not limited to) the broader areas of consumer behaviour, branding and decision making.

Alessandro has extensive experience in engaging with private and public stakeholders outside academia. He has been part of the task force set up by the UK Government Office for Science “Rebuild a Resilient Britain”, focusing on the areas of local and national economies. He has also led projects at the local level with 黑料社 City Council and major retailers to improve consumers well-being and business growth.

Responsibilities

  • Faculty Academic Lead External Engagement: Research
  • Head of Year 1 for the UG Business Management with Marketing and IB with Marketing

Research interests

- How individual differences impact decisions made by individuals, consumers, and managers

- How authenticity plays a role in consumers’ adoption of products and brands

- How new food products are created and commercialized (e.g., upcycled food)

- How ideology shapes consumer behaviour

- How tourist institutions cooperate with businesses and local governments

- How retailing and consumption settings reshape cities’ geography

 

Professional memberships

  • Association of Consumer Research
  • Society of Consumer Psychology
  • American Marketing Association
  • European Marketing Academy

Student education

I am presently Module Leader of LUBS2840 Marketing Research for Undergraduates.

Previously I contributed in teaching several modules in the area of marketing at both the undergraduate and postgraduate level, including: Marketing strategy, Consumer Behaviour, and Brand Management.

Current postgraduate researchers

Research outputs

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