Senior Teaching Associate
MSc (University of Kent), MRes, PhD (Open University)
Lidia’s research interests centre on the adoption of digital and AI innovation in organisations and its effects on governance, organisational behaviour and sustainability strategy. Her work includes research on the digitisation of regulatory financial reporting, the automation of sustainability reporting, the digitalisation of healthcare, and the broader social change that follows from the use of AI technology. Technology adoption is the unifying concern across these strands which she studies through socio-technical lenses.
Professional experience
Dr Lidia Mishchenko teaches across undergraduate, postgraduate and executive programmes, including the Executive MBA, the MSt in Entrepreneurship and the MPhil in Management, with a focus on digital innovation, sustainability and organisational behaviour.
She has held lectureship roles at Downing College and the Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge, as well as at the University of Northampton and the Open University. At Cambridge Judge Business School and Stanford Graduate School of Business, she has led the design and delivery of executive education programmes in sustainability, translating research into applied learning for senior practitioners. She is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a member of the British Accounting and Finance Association and the Academy of Management.
Awards and honours
- Excellence in Teaching Award, Cambridge Judge Business School, 2026
News and insights
Faculty news
2026 Cambridge Judge excellence in teaching awards
Eleven members of the Cambridge Judge Business School faculty and a Teaching Associate were awarded teaching prizes for excellence across the Business School’s various programmes. The awards were announced on 11 June at a ceremony led by the Dean and Vice-Dean for Programmes.