UTS Business School News

Supermarkets, airlines and power companies are reaping record profits.

Meet world-leading behaviour and social change scholar Professor Ross Gordon. 

Industry Professor Tim Harcourt explains how life is being blown back into test cricket

Associate Professor Amanda White recognised at 2024 Australia Day Honours.

The prestigious global awards recognise the contributions of ESG-minded institutions. 

Since November, Iran-backed Houthi rebels have launched over 20 attacks on cargo ships.

Consumers need better information about how supermarkets price their products.

From sexual liberation to fashionable heels, women are changing North Korea.

Adjunct Professor Tony Veal critically analyses the latest national plan for sports.

UTS pays tribute to finance academic, colleague and friend Rowan Trayler.

Applications now open.

Prof. Tim Harcourt discusses the socio-economic factors associated with the rise of women

Dr Greg Joachim on the opportunities and challenges of establishing cricket in America

Prof. Tim Harcourt examines the rapid sellout of the AFLW Grand Final 2023.

The accreditation places the School among the top 1% of business schools worldwide.

19 students were recognised with awards for their efforts. 

Our 2023 conference showcases the latest in lab-based behavioural research and studies.

Tim Harcourt examines the future of sport with Matt Caroll, AOC and Carol Mills, CSBS

The Business School will transform into UTS House for the SXSW Festival in October.

The COVID-19 pandemic laid bare vulnerabilities in global supply chains.

Beyond the PwC scandal, there’s a growing case for a royal commission.

It’s a remarkable revival story either way on grand final day.

UTS Business School was the highest non-G8 university in the reputation category.

Transitioning to a more sustainable world is the largest challenge of our generation.

The new centre will be led by Professor of Environmental Finance Martina Linnenluecke.

UTS Business School is researching the impact of the Africultures Festival 2023.

New research led by the UTS Business School’s Professor Jock Collins

The intergenerational report will prepare us for 2063 – but what exactly is it?

It’s time business schools prepared their graduates for potential workplace misconduct.

Asking people to pay more for policies they don’t want isn’t the answer.