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Mohammad Adwan


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Lecturer in Business and Management

I teach quality, risk, aviation, and hospitality and supervise master’s projects in international business management, aviation, and hospitality studies.

I am a PhD candidate at the University and hold a BA and MBA with distinctions and a professional business background in hospitality management, entertainment, and aviation.

I am well known for my excellent soft skills and productive partnership with management, and flexible with sophisticated team-working ethics.

I have over a decade of practical experience with multinational organisations such as Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, Rotana Hotel Management Corporation, Royal Jordanian Airlines, Ambassador Theatre Group Limited (ATG), and Entain PLC. I am dedicated to research, leadership and management, employee behaviours, and crisis response in the aviation industry.



Teaching and supervision

I teach aviation safety and security, leadership and project risk management, quality and people management, environment, operations, and hospitality management studies at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

I supervise master’s projects in international business management, aviation, and hospitality studies.

Research interests for potential research students

  • Crisis and Resilience
  • TQM in Aviation
  • Leadership and Engagement
  • Socio-Technical/Cultural Adaptation
  • Qualitative Methods

Research

I am in the advanced stage of my PhD research, focusing on achieving a significant historical review of the aviation industry and understanding employees' behaviours during the Covid-19 pandemic based on the management responses to the crisis.

I aim to provide recommendations that enhance the communication between management and cabin crew and offer conclusions for continuous improvement and potential research opportunities. 

  • Aviation
  • Hospitality Management Studies

Last updated 28 April 2025