Events

Join The University of Queensland and the Centre for Chinese and Comparative Law at the City University of Hong Kong for a virtual seminar analysing Chinese law and its impacts on global order and development.

Economists continue to play an essential role in COVID-19 recovery and will help shape policy for the post-pandemic society. In a world with higher public spending and debt, coupled with more frequent shocks due to climate change, fiscal and monetary policies will become more important than ever.

Our panel delivers their insights into the current volatility in prices, emerging technology and the conversation around platform versus currency.

Professor Terry Fitzsimmons shares broad national statistics around workplace gender equality and his insights as to the causes and solutions in this highly engaging and thought-provoking presentation.

Join us online to hear experts in economic policy deliver their analysis and insights on how to improve wellbeing and overcome Indigenous disadvantage through economic participation.

In this Global Connection webinar, UQ Professor of Social Psychology Matthew Hornsey explores The psychology of the rejection of science around climate change, vaccination, and COVID.

The Executive Dean of the Faculty of Business, Economics and Law shares a brief message with alumni on joint achievements at the end of a challenging year.

UQ BEL alumnus John Holding and Associate Professor Remi Ayoko discuss how embracing digital and flexible work arrangements is going to be essential for organisations – large and small – to continue to operate.

Associate Professor Rain Liivoja and the Law and the Future of War Research Group, provide an introduction to the diverse legal challenges posed by autonomous functions of military platforms, systems and weapons.

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has had devastating health and economic impacts and has changed how we live and work. Through this series of videos, School of Economics academics provide their insights into the economic impact of the COVID-19 crisis as it unfolds and explores the potential long-term economic consequences.

Three Asean-based UQ BEL alumni from the tourism, leisure and hospitality sector tell their career stories: career starts, progression and divergence, lessons learned, sector outlook, coping with downturns and surviving redundancies.

Dr Kirsty Short talks about current research into vaccine and therapeutics for COVID-19, as well as how researchers around the world are collaborating to beat the pandemic.

Dr Rebecca Ananian-Welsh discusses the impact of national security and espionage laws on freedom of the press in Australia, and how new research is helping to inform public policy on this important issue.

Professor Stephen Gray (UQ Business School), Angela Karl (QIC) and Michel Mamet (Flagstaff Partners) discuss the effect of COVID-19 so far on financial markets, equity and debt market pricing, the cost of capital and capital access, and the effect on mergers and acquisitions.

A must-see panel discussion on the economic impacts of COVID-19 presented by the Centre for the Business and Economics of Health (CBEH) and facilitated by Professor Peter Greste.

David Clarke and Deb Barnes, Chief and Deputy Chief Risk Officers for the Queensland Investment Corporation, discuss QICs response to COVID-19 and navigating the risks and opportunities set to arise over the coming months.

Cameron Turner and Phil Morle, Partner at Main Sequence Ventures, discuss the growth strategies entrepreneurs, corporates and investors are using to find product market fit to thrive through the Decade of Disruption.

Cameron Turner and Jim Kalokerinos, serial entrepreneur, discuss the growth strategies entrepreneurs, corporates and investors are using to find product market fit to thrive through the Decade of Disruption.

Cameron Turner and Tony Keating, CEO of ResApp, discuss the growth strategies entrepreneurs, corporates and investors are using to find product market fit to thrive through the Decade of Disruption.

Associate Professor Tim Kastelle talks about ideas that help to keep us focused on the things we need to do to thrive over the long-term.