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Succeeding as consultants with SIP
The Special Industry Project (SIP) winning team for Semester 1, 2024 share what makes this work-integrated course a valuable professional-development opportunity.
Cultivating confidence and a career
International student and graduand Yanin Wongtharua reflects on the highs of studying a Master of Business Information Systems at ANU.
ANU Management Program receives ACT NAIDOC Award
ANU Management Program for Indigenous public servants recognised with ACT NAIDOC Award for Non-Indigenous Organisation's Contribution to the Indigenous Community.
3MT: Communicating complex research concisely
ANU Research School of Finance, Actuarial Studies and Statistics HDR candidate Lucy Hu named this year's CBE 3MT winner.
New MBA offering from ANU tailored for leaders in the Australian Public Service and beyond
Innovative MBA program designed for and with leaders in the public-sector ecosystem launches at ANU.
Steering the future of Australia's youth
Two CBE students discuss their work with the Youth Steering Committee – an Australian Government youth-engagement initiative.
International expansion of bee hives and digital engineering platforms
The winning teams and clients reflect on the benefits of being involved in the International Business Plan Competition.
Professor John List is paving the way for policy-ready social sciences
Professor John List introduces 'Option C thinking', a new research model designed to produced policy-based evidence from the start.
CBE Internships provides in-depth insight into the workforce
CBE Internships participants from Semester 1, 2024 share their highlights.
Game-changing CBE research will help project managers plan more effectively
Dr Ashkan Zarghami's new study introduces an innovative method to evaluate the reliability of project schedules.
Applying indigenous wisdom to sustainable tourism
CBE PhD graduate discusses his research on collaborative tourism development.
Algorithmic supremacy? How personalised news is shaping politics
CBE research explores the far-reaching effects of personalised news on the rising polarisation of politics.
2023 ANU College of Business and Economics Teaching Awards
CBE’s 2023 Teaching Awards recognise excellence in teaching, tutoring, and education, and acknowledge contributions to the College’s student learning experience.
Higher taxes on richest 1% maximises government revenue, CBE research finds
Associate Professor Cagri Kumru's latest research has direct policy implications for tax systems around the globe.
Is your manager a narcissist? Here's what you need to know
CBE research shows that while narcissists can be star performers at work, their management style can be damaging to staff mental health.
Bridging the gap between books and the real world
Australian Public Service Engagement Study Visit initiative provides students with the opportunity to learn first-hand from public-sector experts.
Analysing their way to success
Four CBE students with a passion for financial analysis and professional ethics are to compete in the CFA Institute Research Challenge Oceania Final.
Robo-don't: a misuse of algorithmic decision-making systems
A research paper co-authored by CBE's Professor Emerita Shirley Gregor receives two prestigious information systems awards.
Is 'no-dividend news' good news? CBE research provides answers
CBE researcher Dr Jo Drienko explores the implications of dividend hibernation in the market.
Why it's never too early to learn about Actuarial Studies
Associate Professor Adam Butt explains what an actuary is, and how secondary students can learn about Actuarial Studies at ANU.
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