Dr Giulia Giunti

Dr Giulia Giunti

Associate Lecturer

Researcher profile

Phone
+44 (0)1334 46 1970
Email
gg67@st-andrews.ac.uk

 

Biography

Dr Giulia Giunti joined the University of St Andrews as an Associate Lecturer in 2019. Prior to that she earned a PhD at the University of Birmingham (UK) (with 'no corrections'), where she also completed a Masters degree. She holds a BSc and an MSc from the University of Pisa (Italy).

Research 

Dr Giunti's research sits on the intersection of organizational behaviour, human resource management, and psychology. In her research she adopts both qualitative and quantitative methods.

Current and published research focus on themes around work-life balance, well-being, entrepreneurship, work identity.

1. Work-life balance: on this theme, Dr Giunti is PI of a comparative study of work-life balance across demographic groups, for which she has won a grant from the University of St Andrews. The project is a collaborative work with Prof. Donnelly and Dr Radcliffe from the UNiversity of Liverpool (UK). The work has been presented at the Work-Family Researchers Network conference 2024, Montreal (Canada). Title: 'Moving beyond family borders: An exploration of work-life balance experiences of knowledge workers differentiated by relationship and parenthood statuses'.

2. Entrepreneurship: on this theme, she has conducted a cross-country mixed-methods study on academic entrepreneurship, drawing on the concept of work identity, and contributing to the literature of entrepreneurship with a redefinition of academic entrepreneurship through a social entrepreneurship lens. This work originates from Dr Giunti's PhD project, which was funded by ESRC.

Publication: Giunti, G., & Duberley, J. (2023). Academic entrepreneurship: work identity in contexts. Entrepreneurship & Regional Development, 35(5–6), 532–552. https://doi.org/10.1080/08985626.2023.2178676.

3. Well-being: Dr Giunti, during her PhD, has worked at collateral project, including the following commissioned work on housing and well-being, for which she developed the online survey. This work has been used in the thinkthank ThinkBritain2019 to inform housing policy after Grenfell, London (UK).

Publication: Gregory, J., Lymer, A., Espenlaub, S., Khurshed, A., Mohamed, A., and Giunti, G. (2018) Homes and wellbeing. Breaking down housing stereotypes. Published by VIVID in association with Universities of Birmingham and Manchester. https://www.vividhomes.co.uk/media/516/homes-and-wellbeing-full-report.pdf

4. Quality of life: on this theme, during my studies in psychology, she has worked at various research projects on quality of life, amongst people with disabilities (Balboni, G., Coscarelli, A., Giunti, G. and Schalock, R. L. (2013) The assessment of the quality of life of adults with intellectual disability: The use of self-report and report of others assessment strategies. Research in Developmental Disabilities, 34: 4248–4254), and in clinical settings (Tramonti, F., Fanciullacci, C., Giunti, G., Rossi, B., Chisari, C. (2014) Functional status and quality of life of stroke survivors undergoing rehabilitation programmes in a hospital setting. NeuroRehabilitation, 35(1): 1-7).

Collaborations and external connections

Along with her research work, she has recently won a grant as co-PI for a collaborative project with the University of Padua (Italy) focused on teaching and assessment 'beyond chatgpt', to explore and share best innovative pedagogical pratices between the Italian and the UK HE systems. 

Externally, she also held a position as visiting PhD student at the University of Melbourne' Business School, funded through an ESRC grant.

Teaching

  • MN1001 Organisation and Society (EDI)
  • MN4268 Equality and Diversity in Organisations
  • MN5499 Dissertation Module for Management PGT (Qualitative research methods)
  • MN4100 Contemporary Issues in Management
  • MN5421 Managing People in Global Markets

Selected publications

 

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