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Business dissertation topics:

How EU sustainability-reporting rollbacks are changing ESG strategy and capital allocation for UK firms trading into the EU (e.g., threshold changes, timing shifts, scope uncertainty).
Productivity, wage pressures, and investment decisions in the UK: testing OBR assumptions using firm-level evidence (e.g., margins, returns on capital, subdued productivity).

Construction dissertation topics:

Building Safety Act compliance in practice: cost, programme, and procurement impacts of the new safety regime (especially higher-risk buildings).
Net zero housing delivery after 2025: skills, supply-chain, and cost constraints under the Future Homes/Buildings Standards direction of travel.

Criminology dissertation topics:

Knife crime patterns and prevention efficacy in England and Wales: what changes when you compare police-recorded trends with local interventions?
Regulating platform-enabled harms: assessing early Online Safety Act enforcement priorities using a case study of image-based abuse/deepfakes.

Digital marketing dissertation topics:

Retail media in the UK as the “new walled garden”: measuring incrementality, attribution quality, and the value of retailer first-party data.
Post-cookie targeting and measurement: the practical impact of Google’s Privacy Sandbox direction (and cookie controls) on campaign performance.

Economics dissertation topics:

UK stagnation vs rebound: decomposing monthly GDP swings and the role of shocks (e.g., cyber incidents) in industrial output and confidence.
Inflation and labour-market dynamics in the UK: evaluating forecast accuracy and policy impacts through 2025–2026 (OBR/BoE comparisons).

HR dissertation topics:

AI-driven screening in recruitment: bias, transparency and compliance (a comparative study across sectors).
Employment rights reforms and recruitment: do changes to unfair dismissal rights alter hiring behaviour in UK organisations?

Law dissertation topics:

Regulating AI-generated intimate images in the UK: how should consent and intent be defined in criminal law?
Copyright and generative AI training data: which UK reform options best balance creators’ rights and innovation?
Defining platform liability for AI-generated harms in UK law: evaluating the emerging role of the Online Safety Act and the Crime and Policing Bill
Criminalising supply of AI tools for non-consensual intimate image creation: legal scope, enforcement challenges and deterrence effects

MBA dissertation topics:

Strategic AI adoption in UK organisations: balancing innovation, regulation and reputational risk.
Workforce planning under economic uncertainty: skills strategy, productivity and retention (SMEs vs large firms).

Marketing dissertation topics:

How the UK’s HFSS advertising restrictions are reshaping “brand advertising” strategy in TV, outdoor, press, and in-store promotions
Packaging and point-of-sale marketing under deposit return schemes: how DRS labelling/returns logistics affect shopper behaviour and brand choice in UK convenience and grocery

Nursing dissertation topics:

NHS workforce retention: which interventions most improve nurse wellbeing and retention outcomes?
Patient flow and staff workload: how do delays in urgent care impact nursing practice and patient safety?

Social work dissertation topics:

Safeguarding in the era of AI-enabled image abuse: how practitioners respond and what support pathways work best?
Digital exclusion and access to services: identifying groups most affected by online-by-default systems.

Topics for dissertations in environmental science:

England’s legally binding Environment Act targets and delivery risk: a dissertation evaluating why progress is “off track” and which interventions would most improve biodiversity outcomes by 2030
Nutrient neutrality and water quality: evaluating whether nutrient neutrality policy is reducing ecological pressure on protected sites, or mainly redistributing impacts via offsets

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