Fairfield School of Business

We've had an amazing induction week at our campus! 🎉

From day one, our new students brought incredible energy as we welcomed both our BA (Hons) Business and Management with Foundation Year and MA Business and Management cohorts (accredited by Bath Spa University).

It was a week full of new connections and the start of exciting journeys.

We can’t wait to see this cohort grow, achieve, and make their mark!

We are totally inspired. Are you?

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Every journey has a starting point - and for our newest students, it began at induction.

A day full of firsts…

First conversations

First connections

First glimpse into what the future could look like!

From meeting classmates to settling into a new environment, induction is where everything starts to come together - new friendships, new ambitions, and a clear path forward.

There was a real buzz across our Croydon campus, and it’s only the beginning…

Feeling inspired? Start your journey with us today.

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🌐 www.fsb.ac.uk/courses

was delighted to welcome Richard Beagley, Talent Acquisition Executive at Crowe UK, for an insightful masterclass on graduate recruitment and career readiness.

Students gained valuable insights into the application process, interview preparation and CV development.
A fantastic session bridging academic learning with real-world industry practice. 👏

Discover more on :

Crowe UK Executive Delivers Masterclass on Recruitment Realities at FSB - Fairfield School of Business Left to right: Janki Amin, Careers and Employability Manager, Dr Gillian Stacey, Dean of Learning and Teaching, Jazmaine Fathaddine, Executive Assistant to the CEO and VP, Dr Ben Abudawood, Academic Dean at FSB Croydon, Richard Beagley, Talent Acquisition Executive at…Read more

may be over, but the message remains important.

This year, we were encouraged to take ACTION to support good mental health - because even the smallest actions can help people feel hopeful and less alone. And when we come together as the , those actions become even more powerful.

Across our campuses, it has been inspiring to see students supporting one another, starting conversations and taking meaningful moments to prioritise wellbeing.

Let’s continue carrying that forward - not just during one week of the year, but throughout.

Here are a few reminders from last week:

• Check in on each other

• Take regular breaks from studying and computer/phone screens

• Speak to someone if things feel overwhelming

• Remember that asking for support is a strength and not a weakness.

Academic skills are often seen as “study support”, but they sit much closer to student wellbeing than is usually acknowledged.

In this piece, during , Kunal-Chan Mehta and Dr. Sanjay P Mody explore if academic skills are higher education’s overlooked mental health intervention.

Discover more on : https://fsb.ac.uk/academic-skills-higher-educations-overlooked-mental-health-intervention/

Academic Skills: Higher Education’s Overlooked Mental Health Intervention - Fairfield School of Business   By Kunal Chan Mehta, PR Manager and Editor and Visiting Professor / Dr Sanjay Mody, CEO and Physician Executive of Healthcare Concierge and Consulting Ltd / Article Date: 15/05/2026   Across higher education, institutions have expanded their mental health…Read more

Wonderful moments from at . 💙

From meaningful wellbeing conversations to reflection to artistic creativity, it was just so inspiring to see FSB students come together to support one another and prioritise wellbeing in such a way.

FSB life is about more than lectures and deadlines. It is also about creating the right spaces where people feel supported, valued and are able to thrive.

Huge thanks to everyone who joined us and helped out.

Loving our snaps from 💚

Our amazing students shared honest feedback through a wellbeing survey and spoke openly about their day-to-day mental health and support needs.

Together, we began shaping simple action plans - turning insight into practical steps we can actually deliver as a community.

No noise. No performance. Just real conversations and a shared commitment to making wellbeing part of everyday life, not just a week.

Thanks to our students and staff for the openness, maturity and level of care shown throughout.

This week is and our students have been coming together for a relaxing and engaging wellbeing session featuring colouring activities, food and refreshments.

Sometimes, the simplest activities have the greatest impact. 🎨💙