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The University of Queensland (UQ) Business School has again been confirmed as a top international business school by global accrediting organisation EQUIS, gaining reaccreditation for the next five years.

For The Conversation: Professor John Quiggin says new research shows that for the first time, fuel efficiency in Australia is getting worse, not better.

Inspiring tales of collaboration between researchers from UQ’s Faculty of Business, Economics and Law (BEL) and their non-profit and community partners are the focus of the 2019 BEL Research Profile.

As University of Queensland alumni, respected business leaders, and father and son, Rodney Wylie OBE (BCom ’48 BA ’50) and John Wylie AM (BCom Hons ’83) have much in common.

Celebrating academic excellence and fostering a sense of community among UQ's newest international scholarship recipients was the dual focus of this year’s Faculty of Business, Economics and Law Global Leaders Dinner.

The University of Queensland’s Faculty of Business, Economics and Law welcomed scholars from around the world to its Queensland in July program during the recent mid-semester break.

Five master’s degree students from The University of Queensland (UQ) Business School have won IXL’s Innovation Olympics – the largest innovation consulting competition globally.

Studying law is both a challenging yet highly rewarding feat, and preparation is key! In this post, I’ll share what it’s really like to be a law student and provide some useful tips for how to not only survive it but how to also make the most of your first year (and remaining years!) at UQ!

Designing a new course to transform and redefine the learning experience for business, economics and law (BEL) students was the focus of The University of Queensland’s first CreateAthon in June.

REPORT | AIBE researcher Dr Isabel B. Franco contributes to The United Nations International Resource Panel, which aims to build knowledge on sustainable development from a natural resources perspective.

In 2019 internationally renowned speaker Dominic Barton presented the topic, ‘Why businesses must change to thrive in the age of disruption’. In a series of four, this video is part four of Dominic’s presentation.

VIDEO | Dominic Barton, Global Managing Partner Emeritus and Senior Partner at McKinsey & Company, on the 4 disruptive forces transforming the global business landscape at an unprecedented pace and scale.

In 2019 internationally renowned speaker Dominic Barton presented the topic, ‘Why businesses must change to thrive in the age of disruption’. In a series of four, this video is part three of Dominic’s presentation.

In 2019 internationally renowned speaker Dominic Barton presented the topic, ‘Why businesses must change to thrive in the age of disruption’. In a series of four, this video is part two of Dominic’s presentation.

In 2019 internationally renowned speaker Dominic Barton presented the topic, ‘Why businesses must change to thrive in the age of disruption’. In a series of four, this video is part one of Dominic’s presentation.

With Queensland’s catastrophic bushfires front of mind, a strategic management academic from The University of Queensland (UQ) Business School is urging for adaptation of the insurance industry to assist in society’s ability to recover from climate change-related disasters.

Five of The University of Queensland Faculty of Business, Economics and Law’s finest graduates were among those recognised with UQ 2019 Alumni Awards.

A researcher from The University of Queensland (UQ) Business School has been awarded an Australian Research Council (ARC) Australian Laureate Fellowship.

For The Conversation: Professor John Quiggin explains why a middle ground on nuclear power may be achievable.

Current student Madeleine Butler shares three ways to make the most of your UQ experience.