College of Business, Law and Social Sciences staff

Professor Qile He is a Professor of Strategy and Performance Management within the College of Business, Law and Social Science at the University of Derby.

Katherine is a lecturer in Policing. She was previously a Detective Constable for Derbyshire Constabulary for over eleven years. 

As Programme Leader for the MSc Financial Investigation and Digital Intelligence and the MSc Criminal Investigation, David Hicks supports candidates in masters level research skills achievement and their application to the challenges of professional practice. He supervises PhD, MSc and UG researchers, and teaches international criminology and research skills to undergraduates.

Juliet is a senior lecturer in taxation and financial accounting and programme leader of the Integrated Masters in Accounting and Finance. Juliet's research area is the not for profit sector.

Kaye Howells is a Senior Lecturer in Law and Student Legal Advice Centre Lead. Kaye is focused on developing the Student Legal Advice Centre, which will embed clinical legal education for Law students and provide advice and assistance to the community of Derby.

Mark Hoyle is a lecturer in Business and Management, predominantly working with online and apprenticeship teaching. His specific areas of interest are Enterprise, Small Business, Remote and Wilderness Recreation/tourism.

As a Professor of Law and Business at Derby Law School, Flora Huang's research focuses on corporate and financial law, international trade law, international commercial and investment arbitration, comparative law and Chinese law.

Craig is a financial investigation and serious and organised crime specialist of 23 years experience. He is a lecturer in criminal investigation within the School of Business, Law and Social Sciences. 

Dr Shamaila Ishaq is Senior Lecturer in Operations and Supply Chain Management. She is leading a range of modules on undergraduate, postgraduate and professional programmes in the Operations and Supply Chain Management domain. Along with teaching, she is actively involved in research. Her recent work is in the area of sustainable supply chains and circular economy.