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Honorary doctorate for Tima Bansal

18 October 2023
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU) awards an honorary doctorate to Professor Tima Bansal. Bansal is granted the honorary doctorate for her contribution to global progress in applying science to practice through her work in the field of sustainable business and her efforts to promote impactful science. The honorary doctorate is presented on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the School of Business and Economics and will be awarded during the Dies Natalis on November 23.

Tima Bansal is a Professor of Strategy at the Ivey Business School. In the field of business administration, Bansal is known for her contributions to sustainability, qualitative methodology, and her commitment to making science more relevant to practice. Her work, using advanced and often new qualitative methods, has provided important insights into how the dimensions of time, space, and scale influence the way sustainability takes shape in business strategy. This helps companies integrate social and environmental goals with profitability. By founding the Network for Business Sustainability, she has also brought these insights beyond the academic world to companies actively working on—and grappling with—sustainability.

Bansal is awarded the honorary doctorate on the recommendation of the dean of the School of Business and Economics, Arjen van Witteloostuijn. "Tima is a shining example for many scientists in how she contributes to sustainable practices in business through her scientific work, roles in the Academy of Management, and practical initiatives (such as Innovation North)," says Van Witteloostuijn.

Dies Natalis 2023
On Thursday, November 23, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam celebrates its 143rd anniversary. This year, the focus is on the power of hidden networks and creating meaningful connections. Evolutionary biologist, VU professor, and recent Spinoza Prize winner Toby Kiers will deliver the Dies speech. She will provide us with a profound insight into 'the power of hidden networks.'

More information about Dies Natalis 2023 can be found here.

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