Events

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.

Organisations, in particular large organisations, often have excessive processes surrounding policy, initiatives, and routines. Join guest lecturer and esteemed researcher, Professor Mats Alvesson, who will equip you with the tools to make your organisation more rational and meaningful - or at least less irrational and frustrating.

Discover how three UQ alumni partnered with a global financial information and analytics firm to develop Australia’s first custom index with S&P Dow Jones Indices that has now resulted in the successful launch of a wholesale investment fund. Two co-founders will explore their failures and successes, key learnings and explain the problem they set out to solve and the solution they developed.

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.

Join a panel of diverse and esteemed Energy experts and they reflect on their career journeys, Australia's energy future and emerging areas and career opportunities as Australia moves through a historic energy transition.

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.

At the UQ MBA Information Webinar, we will show you how our MBA develops global leaders of the future. We’ll provide valuable insight into the key features of our MBA including exclusive international exchanges, real consulting projects and our dedicated MBA Careers and Professional Development Team.

Ready to accelerate your professional success with just six hours of work over four weeks? Join this self-paced interactive career development program, commencing May 2023. The program features workshops, learning exercises and networking opportunities with MBA students and alumni.

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.

Looking to learn more about available opportunities? This event will allow you to explore opportunities and network with multiple companies whilst catching up with your MBA community.

At the UQ MBA Information Evening, we will show you how our MBA develops global leaders of the future. We’ll provide valuable insight into the key features of our MBA including exclusive international exchanges, real consulting projects and our dedicated MBA Careers and Professional Development Team.

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).

Searching for a new role, the next step up, or finding a job you will love, takes time, effort, and patience – our panellists will provide valuable insights into their personal career transition.

Your MBA Careers and Professional Development Team invite you to apply for the exclusive opportunity to network with Infosys Portland.

Engage in a series of reflective exercises to become clearer about your values and goals to become a purposeful leader with Danielle Duell.

Discover how your brain might get in the way of you achieving success with Dr Diane Harner

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.

We invite our incoming MBA students to join the February Orientation, offering a great opportunity to meet members of your cohort, the Business School's supportive team, and get tips on how to prepare for your MBA.

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.

We can’t wait for you to join us for Orientation at The University of Queensland! Orientation is full of social and academic activities designed to introduce you to life and study at UQ.

We invite our incoming Full Time MBA students to join the January Orientation, offering a great opportunity to meet members of your cohort, the Business School's supportive team, and get tips on how to prepare for your MBA.

12 December 2022 5:00pm

Each year UQ Business School takes great pride in celebrating the graduating MBA cohort. In addition to celebrating this important milestones, awards will be presented to graduates who have demonstrated outstanding achievements across the areas of leadership, community service, accounting and finance, as well as academic results.

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.