Business School Events

Join us as Dr Fehr explores how a leader’s morality influences their tendency to punish those underneath them.

Positive emotions can inspire people to take action. But life can be complicated, and people often experience significant events that bring up mixed feelings. This lecture will explore the idea of mixed feelings, looking at how they may be beneficial for us psychologically and how we can learn to embrace them.

Once we know, what do we do? Join us for a movie night around the emotions triggered by climate change and pathways to positive actions.

This event is now full. Should you wish to be added to the waitlist, please email events@bel.uq.edu.au.

Join our upcoming webinar where our experts deliver their research on the challenges and drivers of effective cybersecurity management in the boardroom. This webinar is a must-see for anyone engaging with cybersecurity decision-making at work and interested in improving this process.

We can't wait to welcome you to Open Day at UQ's St Lucia campus in Brisbane. Explore your interests and study options, immerse yourself in university life and get answers to all your questions.

To get ahead, more and more brands are turning to social purpose as a way to stand out and differentiate themselves. Dr Cassandra France will deep dive into why this practice is important, and how the best brands in the world use purpose.

Have you ever felt confused and sceptical when reading environmental claims made by companies? How can communication be both misleading and trustworthy at the same time? Join us and be part of this important conversation on how to create trustworthy messaging and win consumer trust.

The University of Queensland (UQ) Service Innovation Alliance (SIA) invites you to the launch of the Digital Service Transformation: Pathways to Human and Economic Wellbeing white paper, on Wednesday 17 May 2023.

During this webinar, Associate Professor Oliver Schilke from the University of Arizona will present his latest research findings on how the way you frame your power can affect employee exploration and willingness to experiment with new opportunities. You will learn about the concept of power framing and how it can shape trustworthiness perceptions and influence employee exploration behaviour.

Managing complex projects simultaneously is a must-have skill for all UQ students. Whether managing university assessments, different jobs and deadlines, need agile tools to work efficiently and strategically, as individuals and in teams. Join us for our upcoming professional development workshop, Agile Project Management, facilitated by UQ Ventures, on Wednesday 5 April 2023 (1.5-hour workshop from midday AEST).

Our engaging panel of UQ and industry experts will discuss how organisations can navigate the trust challenges associated with AI, based on insights from a new UQ global study of 17 countries and 17,000 people.

Brisbane will be the host city for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, which is expected to deliver more than $8 billion to the Queensland and $17 billion to the Australian economy. The Industry Forum will bring together start-ups, industry, government, and academics to explore the unique opportunities presented by the Games for entrepreneurs through new businesses, projects, and partnerships.

This one day symposium on micromobility and tourism will bring together academics and industry members to discuss the latest developments and research related to tourism and micromobility.

The AASB Research Forum is a premier annual event for researchers, practitioners and regulators interested in research on accounting standards and their implementation. Previous forums attracted more than 100 participants from all sectors.

Join us to learn how the UQ Master of Business Analytics can help you future-proof your career. The webinar will be presented by Program Leader, Dr Ida Asadi Someh.

The University of Queensland Business School welcomes international and Australian delegates to the AAPBS 2022 Annual General Meeting and Conference at the Sofitel Brisbane Central.

Develop the leadership skills to face new and emerging global business challenges head-on. Attend this free, interactive webinar to learn how this fully online program will prepare you for the business future of tomorrow.

Researchers from the UQ Law and Business Schools join leading practitioners and public sector representatives to discuss two key developments that impact many Australian organisations: Greenwashing and defence export controls.

The annual Service Innovation Alliance Roundtable Summit will explore "Digital Service Transformation: Future Trends and Opportunities". Hear from two international keynote speakers, Professor Tor Andreassen and Professor Paul Magilo, before breaking into tables for brainstorming and discussion, where attendees will draft a white paper.

Cybersecurity attacks offer a pertinent context within which to examine the currently under-explored dynamics of trust and distrust and their consequences for organisations and their employees. Such attacks wreak havoc in organisations, costly both in financial and reputational terms.

Join us to learn how the UQ's Master of Entrepreneurship and Innovation can help you future-proof your career. The webinar will be presented by our program leader, Dr Frederik Von Briel.

The COP26 agreement will have profound implications for the Queensland and Australian economies and be a major driver of capital flows over the next decade. Join us to discuss the challenges and opportunities offered by the clean energy transition.

An online conference focused on preparing small businesses to leverage the 2032 Brisbane Olympic & Paralympic Games.

Trust helps our complex world work. Sometimes trust can be quickly given, but even more swiftly lost. Building durable trust over time takes effort, forethought and an investment in deliberate action. We are fortunate to have a leading group of researchers on trust at the University of Queensland who will share some of their current research, with practical applications, in this interactive and engaging seminar.

COVID-19 has heralded in a time of tremendous uncertainty. As a result, workers have been experiencing acute levels of anxiety and stress. Chronic stress has a broadly negative impact on employee well-being and performance and is known to provoke conflict and fragmentation in physically distanced teams.

A number of positive outcomes for our healthcare systems have been a result of the challenges faced by theCOVID-19 pandemic and the changing healthcare landscape. Hear from diverse perspectives including world-class researchers and experienced healthcare leaders who will discuss various pathways accelerating this agenda and strengthening high-quality healthcare in Queensland.

Join Marten Risius as he discusses a sociotechnical perspective on online extremism that conceptualizes the social and technical components to understand and address online extremism.

Develop the leadership skills to face new and emerging global business challenges head-on. Attend this free, interactive webinar to learn how this fully online program will prepare you for the business future of tomorrow.

Hear from international experts as they discuss Tourism Resiliency for Small and Medium Enterprises in the Post-Covid Era.

Join us to learn how the UQ's Master of Business Analytics can help you future-proof your career. The webinar will be presented by Program Leader, Dr Ida Someh.

Join us to learn how the UQ's Master of Entrepreneurship and Innovation can help you future-proof your career. The webinar will be presented by our program leader, Dr Frederik Von Briel.

Join us for the third annual Trust, Ethics and Governance Alliance (TEGA) Summit. Hear from our world-class researchers and experienced industry leaders who will share cutting-edge insights through interactive panel discussions and practical research presentations.

Globally, there is a mounting belief that the public are losing trust in nonprofits. Highly publicised charity scandals are assumed to have damaged public confidence in charities. What can nonprofits do to protect themselves from the contagion of scandal, and how can they respond appropriately when bad press threatens the livelihoods of their organisations?

Attend this free, interactive and online session to learn how UQ's Graduate Certificate Clinical Informatics and Digital Health can help you future-proof your career.

Are you interested in learning new research techniques that extend beyond traditional survey and qualitative techniques? Are you keen to differentiate your research when competing for research grants, targeting top tier academic publications and/or wanting to innovate your PhD research? This two-day workshop and research hackathon could be for you!

Transform society through responsible use of business analytics. Attend this free, interactive and online session to learn how a UQ Master of Business Analytics can help you future-proof your career.

Learn the skills you need to get started in applying for jobs. Get tips to polish your resume and cover letters, learn job searching strategies, and get advice on how to ace your interviews.

Governments are increasingly relying on algorithmic decision-making (ADM) to deliver public services. In this Trust, Ethics and Governance Alliance Seminar Series webinar, socio-technical change expert Tapani Rinta-Kahila will lead a discussion around correctly identifying and preventing technologies’ negative effects on individuals and organisations.

Develop the leadership skills to face new and emerging global business challenges head-on. Attend this free, interactive webinar to learn how this fully online program will prepare you for the business future of tomorrow.

For over a century, anthropologists have immersed themselves in unfamiliar cultures, uncovering the hidden rituals that govern how people act. Now, in an age when the business world is dominated by technology and the finance sector adapts to the multiple challenges of climate change, COVID-19, and digital innovation, we present a radically different approach for responding to the risks and opportunities that bring such changes while creating strategies for business success with “anthro-vision”.

We welcome you to a joint event between The University of Queensland Business School and Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile: Doing Consumption Differently: Theorising Consumer Culture V on 11 and 12 November 2021. Participants will be encouraged to develop new approaches to understanding consumption in developing/emergent economies.

The University of Queensland's Practice and Process Studies research hub is pleased to celebrate the launch of Professor Jorgen Sandberg and Professor Mats Alvesson’s book, Re-imagining the Research Process: Conventional and Alternative Metaphors.

As ongoing pandemic impacts and increasing healthcare needs present challenges and opportunities for private and public health, industry and policy, what does the future of health look like? 

We welcome you to a joint event between The University of Queensland Business School and Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile: Doing Consumption Differently: Theorising Consumer Culture V on 11 and 12 November 2021. Participants will be encouraged to develop new approaches to understanding consumption in developing/emergent economies.

Apply the latest thinking in entrepreneurship and innovation to your start-up and intrapreneurship goals. Attend this free, interactive online session to learn how a UQ Master of Entrepreneurship and Innovation can help you future-proof your career.

UQ Business school is proud to host this Indigenous Business Month Event to showcase Indigenous Entrepreneurs and the contribution they make to the Queensland and national economy.

Global responses to the COVID pandemic have highlighted a curious phenomenon: widespread community willingness to believe conspiracy theories. What are the implications for governments, businesses, and health official?

Join speakers from industry, academia, government, and civil society as they debate the challenges and opportunities of bribery prevention in Australia and discuss the role of organisational culture in preventing crime and promoting responsible business conduct.

Whether you are just starting your journey, still deciding on a major, or in your last semester and about to enter the workforce, we welcome you to connect with students and staff at the UQ Business Management Major Information Session. Launch your career today!

With the success of last year's inaugural event, the Trust, Ethics and Governance Alliance (TEGA) will be hosting its second annual summit – this time as a two-part webinar series! With Brisbane the official host for the 2032 Olympics and Paralympics, and 2021 being an unusual Olympic and Paralympic year, Webinar 1 invites world-class researchers and experienced industry leaders to undertake a timely discussion based on integrity in sport and draw broader insights for business leaders.

Did you know that UQ has several behavioural science laboratories that house the very latest research technologies for human behaviour research?

The focus on environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) is reaching new heights, prompted by unprecedented levels of regulatory and investor interest. Join us as our world-class researchers and prominent industry leaders to discuss the complex issues around ESG and its importance for business

UQ Business School's annual research Bootcamp is designed for PhD students to sharpen their research skills.

The Colloquium showcases the research ideas of the Business School's Higher Degree Research students. One of the main purposes of the Colloquium is to provide support and constructive feedback for our early career researchers.

Transform society through responsible use of business analytics. Attend this free, interactive and online session to learn how a UQ Master of Business Analytics can help you future-proof your career.

Apply the latest thinking in entrepreneurship and innovation to your start-up and intrapreneurship goals.

Attend this free, interactive online session to learn how a UQ Master of Entrepreneurship and Innovation can help you future-proof your career.

UQ Business School's annual research Bootcamp is designed for PhD students to sharpen their research skills.

The Colloquium showcases the research ideas of the Business School's Higher Degree Research students. One of the main purposes of the Colloquium is to provide support and constructive feedback for our early career researchers.

UQ Business School’s annual awards is designed to acknowledge staff members and internal stakeholders who contribute to the School’s ongoing success.

Join Cameron Turner, Professor David Gann and Professor Mark Dodgson as they discuss how universities can play a pivotal role in the great reset and economic response to COVID-19 recovery.

Attend this free, interactive online event to learn how a UQ postgraduate qualification in business, finance or economics can help you future-proof your career.

This webinar will explore findings from new research on this unprecedented restriction of movement due to Covid-19 from the perspective of business and the environment.

The University of Queensland Business School’s upcoming summit, A Brave New World: Trust, Ethics & Governance in an Age of Disruption.

Our first Learning & Development Network face-to-face meeting since the COVID-19 lockdown will oversee a one-hour facilitated discussion. This meeting offers a great opportunity for L&D Managers from various businesses and industry sectors to share with, network, and learn from their industry colleagues.

Is becoming a Company Director one of your professional ambitions?

Join Cameron Turner, Shaun Quade and Veronica Fil as they discuss Grounded Foods Co's innovative and entrepreneurial approach to reimagining plant based cheese.

Join Cameron Turner UQ Business School Entrepreneur in Residence and Neena Mitter, as they discuss how Neena's research on developing clean technologies for the horticulture of tomorrow will change the future of agriculture.

Join Cameron Turner UQ Business School Entrepreneur in Residence and Yasmina Sultanbawa, as they discuss the growth strategies entrepreneurs, corporates and investors are using to find product market fit to thrive through the Decade of Disruption.

Join Cameron Turner UQ Business School Entrepreneur in Residence and Dr Paul Sernia, as they discuss the growth strategies entrepreneurs, corporates and investors are using to find product market fit to thrive through the Decade of Disruption.

Join Cameron Turner UQ Business School Entrepreneur in Residence and Terry Woodcroft, as they discuss the growth strategies entrepreneurs, corporates and investors are using to find product market fit to thrive through the Decade of Disruption.

Join Cameron Turner UQ Business School Entrepreneur in Residence and Mike Molinari, as they discuss the growth strategies entrepreneurs, corporates and investors are using to find product market fit to thrive through the Decade of Disruption.

Join Cameron Turner UQ Business School Entrepreneur in Residence and Shae Quabba, as they discuss the growth strategies entrepreneurs, corporates and investors are using to find product market fit to thrive through the Decade of Disruption.

Learn about the pioneering research happening at UQ and hear from law HDR students as they present their theses in a snappy three minute presentation as part of the Business School Three Minute Thesis (3MT) heat.

The last couple of months have been incredibly challenging with change happening in every facet of our life, at a pace that we have never experienced before. Join us as Dr Diane Harner, Founder of CleverMinds Consulting, discusses personal mental health in the aftermath of COVID-19.

Join Cameron Turner UQ Business School Entrepreneur in Residence and Paul Bertsch, as they discuss the growth strategies entrepreneurs, corporates and investors are using to find product market fit to thrive through the Decade of Disruption.

Join Cameron Turner UQ Business School Entrepreneur in Residence and Leanne Kemp, as they discuss the growth strategies entrepreneurs, corporates and investors are using to find product market fit to thrive through the Decade of Disruption.

Join Cameron Turner UQ Business School Entrepreneur in Residence and Ran Heimann, as they discuss the growth strategies entrepreneurs, corporates and investors are using to find product market fit to thrive through the Decade of Disruption.

Join Cameron Turner UQ Business School Entrepreneur in Residence and Phil Morle, as they discusses the growth strategies entrepreneurs, corporates and investors are using to find product market fit to thrive through the Decade of Disruption.

Forget business as usual. During times of global crisis and uncertainty, businesses and individuals are faced with both challenges and opportunities for the future. In this webinar, four leading UQ academics discuss our economic outlook and how you can adapt during times of crisis.

Join Cameron Turner UQ Business School Entrepreneur in Residence and Tony Keating, as they discusses the growth strategies entrepreneurs, corporates and investors are using to find product market fit to thrive through the Decade of Disruption.

Join Cameron Turner UQ Business School Entrepreneur in Residence and Jim Kalokerinos as they discusses the growth strategies entrepreneurs, corporates and investors are using to find product market fit to thrive through the Decade of Disruption.

In this session, Associate Professor Tim Kastelle will talk about ideas that help to keep us focused on the things we need to do to thrive over the long-term.

Join Cameron Turner, Entrepreneur in Residence at UQ Business School, as he explains how you can identify a problem to solve, build a new business, or even launch new products, with an elevated chance of success. 

UQ Business School’s annual awards evening is designed to acknowledge staff members and internal stakeholders who contribute to the School’s ongoing success.

The Learning and Teaching Showcase provides Business School staff with a unique opportunity to share experiences, innovations and scholarships of teaching and learning.

The Medical Leadership Program (MLP) is a tailor-made Graduate Certificate in Business Leadership (GCBusLead) designed specifically for UQ Medical students and resident doctors in Australia. Join our MLP Information Evening for more details and to network with students, alumni and staff.

UQ Business School invites members of our community to join us at the Student Managed Investment Fund Portfolio Case Competition Final, on Thursday 26 September 2019 for the winner announcement!

Celebrating International Women’s Day