UNSW Business School

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The Fellows have secured more than $9.5 million for projects in engineering, law, science, business, the humanities and medicine.

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Ironically, it is the “ivory-tower” economists who tend to do the most interesting, and valuable, work.

Portrait of a young woman wearing a white protective face mask

A new research review suggests people’s psychological immune system is strong enough to overcome the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.

people looking for jobs on their devices

Automation is set to put a lot of people out of work - but machine learning could help them find their next career.

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The sameness of the way in which universities present themselves is based on a shared view of what they think stakeholders want. Behind the official facade it’s more like ‘organised anarchy’.

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Researchers at UTS and UNSW Sydney have developed a machine learning-based method that can identify and recommend jobs to workers looking for a new role.

a woman in a city at night waves to her ride share vehicle

Uber’s downsides are well publicised, but it may have a big social benefit in helping to reduce the incidence of drunk driving.

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The key to creating trust in leadership is being clear in your communication – even when you don’t have all the answers, says a UNSW Business School expert. 

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To paraphrase a legendary golfing saying, the harder you work, the luckier you get.

Aerial view of a typical suburb in Australia

Regulators need to take action to prevent older Australians from borrowing against their superannuation to upgrade their housing and help rein in unsustainable property prices.

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