The University of Queensland’s School of Law has jumped 14 places in the 2019 Times Higher Education World University Subject Rankings, to be 40th in the world.
The University of Queensland has launched its first 100 per cent online master’s degree on global platform edX, giving students the ability to study when and where they want at a significantly lower cost than an on-campus degree.
The new chief executive of Cricket Australia's performance will affect the reputation of the game in Australia, and the lucrative business it now is. It is a lesson for corporate Australia, particularly those companies whose own cultural problems have been exposed by the banking royal commission.
Young people with a disability and a passion for rugby will soon have the chance to play for the UQ Rugby Football Club, thanks to The University of Queensland’s annual Rugby Benefit Dinner.
UQ Business School Senior Lecturer in Leadership Dr Terry Fitzsimmons has been appointed as a Board Member and Managing Director of the Australian Gender Equality Council (AGEC), which launched today (18 September).
Queensland Chief Entrepreneur, Steve Baxter, shared his personal and career journey with UQ business, economics and law students at The Edge Leadership Series on 4 September.
In a system intended to protect women from violence, research shows that Indigenous women are being swept up in domestic violence-related offences in disproportionate numbers compared with the overall population. Professor Heather Douglas (TC Beirne School of Law) explained how and why this is happening in this article for The Conversation.
The University of Queensland (UQ) Business School is delighted to welcome Professor Paula Jarzabkowski, who will be taking up a fractional academic appointment with the University on 1 January 2019.
University of Queensland international disability law expert Dr Paul Harpur will meet with the Australian Human Rights Commissioner today to discuss ways to improve access to e-books for people with a disability.
Four women researchers in economics reflect on the challenges they’ve faced, and share how they’re working to inspire the next generation of leaders and change the game for the benefit of the profession and society.
For several years, civil society groups have been calling for a ban on what they call “killer robots". In this article for The Conversation, Associate Professor Rain Liivoja (TC Beirne School of Law) explained why it's so hard to reach an international agreement on this controversial technology.
Hospitality and tourism expert Dr Richard Robinson was among a roll-call of high calibre researchers recognised for outstanding research contributions at last night’s University of Queensland 2018 Research Week awards.
We sat down with our BEL Faculty 3MT® winner and runner-up ahead of the UQ final to discuss their research and their thoughts on the value of the 3MT® competition.
During the mid-year break, The University of Queensland’s Faculty of Business, Economics and Law welcomed scholars from across the globe to the first Queensland in July program.
This week, the High Court of Australia will begin hearing the most significant case concerning Indigenous land rights since Mabo and Wik in the 1990s. The TC Beirne School of Law's Professor Jonathan Fulcher and postgraduate research student William Isdale weighed in on the case for The Conversation.
The more house prices rise, the further away renters' dreams of home ownership drift. But what if there was a way, right now, to offer a form of secure long term home ownership to renters while saving them about half their housing costs? Dr Cameron Murray from the School of Economics wrote about the ACT's 'land rent' policy for The Conversation.
This week the Victorian Supreme Court refused an application by the State of Victoria to strike out a claim by Tara Smith and her three children. Smith claims Victoria Police officers were negligent because they failed to prevent numerous breaches of protection orders by her ex-partner. The TC Beirne School of Law's Professor Heather Douglas wrote about the legal implications of this decision for The Conversation.
