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Skilled professionals are increasingly likely to have an equally skilled partner at home. This makes it harder for companies to fill overseas positions when the move affects two professional careers.

Explore how TC Beirne School of Law alumni Nicholas Therkelsen-Terry and Samuel Irvine Casey have overcome the unknowns of a burgeoning industry to found one of the country’s most exciting AI companies.

Dr Brendan Markey-Towler (School of Economics) dives into the theory of 'loss aversion' - a core idea in behavioural economics - in an explainer piece for The Conversation.

Teamwork, advocacy and sharp legal minds have guided three University of Queensland law students to victory at the fourth annual Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students’ Moot at the Federal Court of Australia in Brisbane.

Four alumni from The University of Queensland’s Faculty of Business, Economics and Law have been recognised with 2018 UQ Alumni Awards for their exemplary contributions in fields ranging from social enterprise to agricultural innovation.

Technical and human skills will be key to success in the future of business, according to University of Queensland student Humberto Jimenez, the winner of the first round of the Universitas 21 and PwC Innovation Challenge.

More than 100 student mentees and industry mentors came together at The University of Queensland’s Faculty of Business, Economics and Law (BEL) Career Mentoring Program Networking Breakfast held on Thursday 9 August.

In an article for The Conversation, Dr Brendan Markey-Towler (School of Economics) draws on behavioural economics to outline the case for innovation – as opposed to ‘sin taxes’ – to help end the obesity epidemic.

In an article for The Conversation, Dr Vicky Comino (TC Beirne School of Law) argues that the Australian Government's adoption of ASIC's proposal to embed ASIC supervisors in banks could drive cultural change and rebuild lost trust.

The University of Queensland’s budding entrepreneurs will be encouraged to pursue their dreams, thanks to a new prize endowed by a $125,000 gift from a UQ alumnus.

A team of law students and staff at The University of Queensland has developed Australia’s first comprehensive deaths in custody website.

Three years ago, Cecil the lion was shot and killed in Zimbabwe by a dentist from the United States, sparking a drama that became known as #Cecilgate. Cecilgate was hailed as a turning point for the wildlife tourism industry. But what has actually changed since this incident? Dr Muchazondida Mkono (UQ Business School) investigates for The Conversation.

When University of Queensland graduate Charles Coverdale accepts his Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Science testamurs today, he will no doubt be dreaming of his next startup idea.

Bianca Goebel is only 27 but has already accomplished many things. The latest is a Master of Business Administration at UQ.

Nine 2017 Honours graduates from The University of Queensland’s Faculty of Business, Economics and Law have been named University medallists.

The University of Queensland has ranked third in the world in Hospitality and Tourism Management in global subject rankings released this week.

Designing legal services so that people receive the help they need, when they need it, is a focus for governments and the legal assistance sector across Australia. It’s also something that is strongly embedded in the student learning experience at The University of Queensland’s TC Beirne School of Law.

When he started his UQ commerce degree, entrepreneur/adventurer Nathan Taiaroa had his sights set on being a high-flying CEO. This has certainly panned out – just not in quite the way he imagined.

Dr Vicky Comino (TC Beirne School of Law) writes for The Conversation on the ongoing royal commission into banking misconduct, the banks' sales-driven culture, and what must be done to restore trust in the financial sector.

The University of Queensland is offering scholarships for up to 17 students from diverse backgrounds to study at UQ’s internationally-renowned TC Beirne School of Law.