Dr Helen Hallpike

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About

I am a published business academic and lecturer with a PhD and an experienced businessperson with an MBA from INSEAD Global Business School. I research decision-making for sustainable careers from a new interactive distributed perspective. With my two co-authors, Beatrice Van der Heijden and Gaelle Vallee-Tourangeau I have three published papers:  on presenting our Distributed interactive career decision-making framework, in 2022;  the second presenting our empirical research into distributed career decision-making for sustainable careers in 2023; and the third in 2024 on career maintenance and retirement decisions. I have attended numerous conferences in the United States (AOM, 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023); Poland (EAWOP, Katowice, 2023) ; Austria (Vienna, February 2020, career sustainability); The Netherlands (2017); Kingston Business School (2015, 2016, 2017). I lecture at Kingston University Business School since 2014 to present, and at Kings College London since 2015 to present.

Academic responsibilities

Adjunct Faculty

Qualifications

  • PhD, 2023
  • Masters in Research, 2015
  • MBA, INSEAD
  • MA 1st Class Hons, Oxford University
  • Diploma of the Institute of Marketing
  • PGCE (Post Graduate Certificate of Education)

Teaching and learning

I lecture on all aspects of HRM including total reward and pensions at Kingston University Business School (since 2014) and King's College London (since 2015).

Qualifications and expertise

  • PhD
  • MRes
  • PGCE
  • Dip M
  • MBA

Undergraduate courses taught

Research

I am a published business academic and lecturer with a PhD and an experienced businessperson with an MBA from INSEAD Global Business School. I research decision-making for sustainable careers from a new interactive distributed perspective. With my two co-authors, Beatrice Van der Heijden and Gaelle Vallee-Tourangeau I have two published papers:  on presenting our Distributed interactive career decision-making framework, in 2022, and the second presenting our empirical research into distributed career decision-making for sustainable careers in 2023. 

Areas of specialism

  • careers
  • decision-making
  • HRM
  • sustainable careers