Boldrewood means business

Southampton Business School has relocated from Highfield to the Boldrewood Innovation Campus, a move that’s set to affirm the school’s position as a global leader in business, accounting, finance, and marketing education.

The move is part of a transformative £600 million investment in the University’s infrastructure. The Business School, now in the space formerly occupied by maritime engineering firm Lloyd’s Register, will enjoy state-of-the-art facilities, expansive interactive and collaborative spaces, and a blend of open and shared offices. These enhancements promise an unrivalled academic environment for both our staff and students.

“We are thrilled to unveil our new home at the heart of the University’s Boldrewood Innovation Campus,” says Professor Laura Costanzo, Head of Southampton Business School. “This move represents a culmination of extensive planning and investment, and we are confident that the enhanced facilities will set Southampton Business School on a renewed learning journey which will benefit our academics and students and facilitate groundbreaking research, co-creation and knowledge exchange initiatives.”

The newly modernised space is designed to foster engagement with students, world-renowned scholars, University colleagues from various disciplines, entrepreneurs, and leaders from both business and civic organisations.

The relocation is a key component of the University’s broader vision to create meaningful societal impact, both within the local community and on the international stage.