Helping your employees learn new skills and advance their existing abilities is a smart way to increase your business’s potential for growth and improvement.
Graduate business schools now routinely incorporate environmental, social and governance course material in their MBA programs, as ESG and sustainability themes become part of everyday business practice.
The world of finance often evokes imagery of suits, brokers and big banks. However, the backbone of the industry is built on science and research. It was the inner workings of this juggernaut sector that attracted Lachlan Michalski to pursue a PhD at the University of Queensland.
Three University of Queensland Business School academics have been elected as Fellows of the Academy of Social Sciences in Australia. Professor Andrew Burton-Jones, Professor Nicole Gillespie and Emeritus Professor Robert Faff have been recognised by their peers for their distinguished contribution to social science research and practice.
The University of Queensland’s first cohort of students from the Bachelor of Advanced Business (Honours) program will graduate this month after four years of study
Maintaining humanness in the age of AI and robotics, as well as wellbeing, and emotional connection are prevalent themes that emerged in a University of Queensland (UQ) study designed set the future of service research priorities globally.