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Saloomeh Tabari  MBA Programme Director

Dr Saloomeh Tabari

MBA Programme Director

Lecturer in Marketing and Strategy

Cardiff Business School

Email
TabariS@cardiff.ac.uk
Telephone
+44 29225 11760
Campuses
Aberconway Building, Room Room F05, Colum Road, Cathays, Cardiff, CF10 3EU
Users
Available for postgraduate supervision

Overview

I am a Lecturer in the Marketing and Strategy section. MBA Programme Director at Cardiff Business School. I am a Fellow of Higher Education Academy (FHEA).

My research interests mainly pertain to various aspects of consumer research, intercultural communication, cultural intelligence, and marketing through the use of qualitative methods.

Publication

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Research

Primary research interests 

  • Consumer research
  • Consumer acculturation/ intercultural communication competence
  • Service marketing
  • Social media and consumption behaviour
  • Digital nomad
  • Segmentations and market
  • Ethnic consumers
  • Solo consumers
  • Qualitative research methods

Teaching

I am a module leader for the following modules:

  • BST357 International Marketing (Marketing MSc)
  • BS3725 Advertising and Marketing Communications (BA, Year 3)-(2022-2023)

Supervisor for Marketing Project (MSc Marketing)

Biography

Prior to joining Cardiff, I worked as a Senior Lecturer in Marketing at Huddersfield University and MBA Course Leader at Sheffield Hallam University.

Committees and reviewing

  • Associate Editor of Journal of Islamic Marketing
  • External Examiner at Oxford Brookes (MSc Marketing)
  • Ad-hoc journals and international conferences reviewer

Supervisions

Currently, I am externally supervising two PhD students (international).

I am interested in supervising PhD students who wish to research the following areas:

  • Influence of culture and intercultural communications on customer experience and behaviour
  • Consumer attitude, experience and buying behaviours in a cross-cultural and cultural intelligence (CQ) context
  • Influence of intercultural communication competence (ICC) in a cross-cultural context
  • Examining different generations and their consumption behaviour
  • Solo consumers and their experience and buying intention
  • Social media influencer, influential marketing and branding
  • Digital nomad, culture of working from anywhere
  • And broader consumer behaviour and consumption patterns topics

Methods: qualitative

Prospective PhD candidates are encouraged to send a research proposal to TabariS@cardiff.ac.uk and outlining their research topic and their aim and preferred methodology.

Specialisms

  • Consumer behaviour
  • consumer culture
  • Multicultural, intercultural and cross-cultural studies
  • Influencer Marketing
  • Marketing