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Trust is an issue when it comes to artificial intelligence (AI) according to a University of Queensland study that found 72 per cent of people don’t trust it. But the research found trust can be built in AI technology.

In Australia, over 7,150 thousand plastic bags go to landfill every minute, and less than 4 per cent of plastic bags are recycled. Yet, when plastic bag bans are introduced, governments have been met with significant backlash from consumers and retailers.

Research experts have developed an AI-driven approach that can be used as a model to analyse customer feedback and better understand customer feelings.

The rise of online marketplaces is a business trend that continues to snowball globally.  In Australia alone, purchases from marketplaces have grown 74 per cent year-on-year from 2017 according to a national study.

The University of Queensland Business School has appointed corporate finance expert and celebrated academic, Professor Stephen Gray as the new Malcolm Broomhead Chair in Finance.

Each day for Benjamin Wiltshire is never the same. The University of Queensland Business School Alumni works at Citi as a Global Markets Analyst on the trading floor – it’s busy, fast-paced and steeped in responsibility, but Benjamin loves the challenge of his rising career.

Are you considering a career change? With recent industry disruption, increasing automation and digitalisation, you might be wondering if now’s the best time.

UQ MBA student, Rob Sutton of Mirragin Unmanned Systems, said ex-airline pilots were in demand in the industry, which was no longer simply a hobbyist’s playground.

Business schools have a major role to play in what the World Economic Forum calls “The Great Reset” as the world adjusts to the COVID-19 pandemic Associate Professor Sarah Kelly and Professor Mark Dodgson explain.

New figures show that for every 10,000 rental properties, just 57 were available in regional and coastal parts of Queensland continued to report strong sales figures.Professor Shaun Bond said the housing pressure was driven by record interstate migration, remote work and the return of Australian expatriates.

MBA enrolments have as much as doubled at some universities as business content is reshaped to reflect the global crisis.

Originally the step that would enable him to make a permanent leap outside of Defence, Grant Joy's UQ MBA ended up being the catalyst to so much more.

Whether you’re looking to invest in shares, property, super, crypto or alternative investments, these experts have you covered sharing their outlook for the year ahead.

How the UQ MBA enhanced Maggie’s career as a paediatric neurologic music therapist

The importance of adapting research ‘at the coalface’ with practitioners is a key approach in helping unroll digital health projects faster a new study has found from a University of Queensland Business School PhD scholar.

Amidst the re-assessments taking place as a result of COVID-19, there is an invaluable opportunity for businesses to rethink the purpose and nature of innovation according to Professor Mark Dodgson.

If you’re considering whether you should enrol in a Master of Business Administration (MBA), one of the main questions you’re likely to have is whether you’ll see a return on your investment and if it will actually help you achieve your career goals.

A Master of Business Administration (MBA) has long been considered an entry point into senior management, finance and consulting roles, but it may come as a surprise that it can also help you respond to global challenges and build a career far beyond working for traditional firms.

Upskilling was the name of the game when energy specialist Jessie Sadler went back to university, but little did she know the experience would turn her into an entrepreneur forging new paths in fashion for the physically impaired.