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Loretto’s background is in research and teaching in Organisational Behaviour and Human Resource Management. Her own research field is age and employment, with a particular focus on changes in employees’ and employers’ attitudes and practices in extending working lives, as well as wellbeing at work. With a long established career in the University, where she was awarded her BCom in 1990 and PhD in Psychiatry in 1998, Loretto takes post immediately.

Commenting on the appointment, she said:

I am delighted to be continuing the work I started last summer, and look forward to leading the School into the next stages of its activity. This is an incredibly diverse and international School, within a truly global University, and I am committed to continue building on its reputation.