Technology is rapidly changing the way the world is doing work and business today. Due to COVID-19, technology is accelerating the way people keep engaged and connected. Networking is changing too.
What are the trends in networking, conferences, symposiums and community services? And how do we want to engage as a community – now and post lockdown?
Australia Day Honours have been awarded to six alumni and community members from The University of Queensland’s Faculty of Business, Economics and Law (BEL).
The motto “every day is a learning day” is the inspiration behind two new scholarships on offer for UQ Faculty of Business, Economics and Law students.
UQ alumnus Dr Jason Hall, lecturer in finance at the University of Michigan Ross School of Business, will discuss short- and long-term implications of the pandemic, the U.S. election and progress of a vaccine on different industries.
Attend this free, interactive online event to learn how a UQ postgraduate qualification in business, finance or economics can help you future-proof your career.
Join Cameron Turner, Professor David Gann and Professor Mark Dodgson as they discuss how universities can play a pivotal role in the great reset and economic response to COVID-19 recovery.
In partnership with KPMG, The University of Queensland (UQ) Business School presents the Thought Leadership Webinar: Business as ‘unusual’: How to lead during times of crisis on Thursday 5 November 2020.
Join us at this special Global Connection webinar with guest speakers Associate Professor Remi Ayoko (PhD '03, MBA '97), UQ Business School, and alumnus John Holding (MBA '12), Group Executive, People & Performance at Nufarm.
