Mark is a lecturer in International Procurement and Supply Chain Management and is based within the International Shipping and Logistics Group. Before joining the University of Plymouth, Mark was involved with the EPSRC Low Carbon Shipping project at Newcastle University. 

Mark’s teaching is focussed specifically on final year undergraduate and postgraduate modules that form important elements of various degree courses that are associated with procurement, logistics, international shipping, supply chain management, international trade and maritime business.

Mangan, J., Bennett, M., Lalwani, C., Dinwoodie, J. and Gibbs D. (2010) Logistics considerations in a systems approach to low carbon shipping, LRN 2010 (Leeds, UK). Bennett, M., Dinwoodie, J. and Mangan J. (2011) Origin and destination of maritime container flows to and from the United Kingdom, ICMMA 2011 (Plymouth, UK).
Mangan, J., Lalwani, C., Gibbs, D., Rigot-Muller, P. and Bennett, M. (2011) Logistics and Low Carbon Shipping (2011), LCS 2011 (Strathclyde, UK).
Mangan, J., Bennett, M., Lalwani, C. and Rigot-Muller, P. (2011) Mapping Shipping Activity in the UK. Low Carbon Shipping Consortium WP3.
Bennett, M., Dinwoodie, J. and Hunter, L. (2016) The role of UK container trade flow forecasts in the maritime industry, LRN 2016 (Hull, UK).
Bennett, M. Dinwoodie, J. and Hunter, L. (2017) UK conteriner shipping flows to 2045: Delphi perceptions, LRN 2017 (Southampton Solent, UK).