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Thomas Maak, Professorial Chair in Ethics

Chair of Ethics appointed to help UQ students lead with integrity

Published on: 16 March 2023

The importance of ethical leadership is under the spotlight with The University of Queensland Business School welcoming Thomas Maak as its inaugural Professorial Chair in Ethics.

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The calculated art of failing fast: 7 tips to help leaders and teams create game-changing innovation

The failing fast approach to innovation encourages businesses to test their ideas early and often to quickly identify and address any issues, saving valuable time, money and resources. But how can leaders adopt this approach without putting their businesses at risk?

Opinion: Why e-scooters are the 'public mobility glue' for urban transport

Brisbane faces a variety of mobility challenges over the next decade, especially as the city prepares for an influx of tourists for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Some experts are looking to micromobility – such as e-scooters and e-bikes – to help alleviate the pressure.

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9 empowering resources to help women succeed in business

We’ve collated 5 must-read articles, 3 insightful videos and an information-packed podcast featuring a wealth of practical strategies, winning tactics and proven advice from UQ business experts to help women at all stages of their career journey.

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UQ MBA fees, scholarships and more

Published on: 1 March 2023

UQ has a wide selection of scholarships and fee assistance options to support you.

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Most Australians don’t trust AI in the workplace

Published on: 22 February 2023

A University of Queensland and KPMG Australia study has found only 40 percent of Australians trust the use of artificial intelligence (AI) at work.

New research investigates the role of conspiracy beliefs in shaping opposition to wind farms

Published on: 21 December 2022

Reaching net-zero targets requires massive increases in wind energy production, but efforts to build wind farms can meet stern local opposition. A new study from The University of Queensland and IWM Institut has discovered that wind farms face moderate to strong opposition from conspiracy beliefs, which ends up being the significant hurdle to their continued establishment.

UQ's MBA Director urges leaders and employers to prioritise the four ‘Cs’

Published on: 15 December 2022

The fundamental skills required for effective leadership haven't changed in the past 20 years, but some are now critical, according to UQ’s MBA Director, Associate Professor Nicole Hartley, who urges leaders and employers to prioritise four "Cs" in a chat with HR Daily.