UTS Business School News

What will be the ongoing legacy of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup?

Boosting maternity leave payments would help the economy, not just parents. 

Employers are winding back work-from-home flexibility but not all workers are on board.

We all agree older people deserve high quality and safe care and support. 

Economists are far from the most trusted professionals, writes Professor Peter Siminski. 

A new study has found a carbon tax can produce both environmental and economic benefits.

Meet influential creative leader and former Saatchi and Saatchi CEO, Chris Kay.

New CCRR research examining how a carbon tax could work in Australia again

The story of a successful, diverse campaign for welfare policy reform.
 

What are the benefits of this year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup?

Had the FIFA Women’s World Cup been in the bailiwick of Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews,

UTS Business School had the pleasure of hosting Empowering Women: Unleashing Leadership.

The UTS Behavioural Lab is thrilled to announce the 2023 recipients of the Grant Sheme.

The UTS Early Entry program enables students to secure a place in their preferred course.

CBSD partnered with UTS Science Phytolab and forward-thinking smart receipt company, Slyp.

When it comes to the economics of cricket, India is in the box seat

How much of a voice do Indigenous athletes have in their own organisation? 

Who needs PwC when consultancy work could be done more efficiently in-house?

The new stadium is at the centre of a fierce political battle.

Australian companies must become more dynamic to solve the nation’s productivity problem.

Reimagining industry futures for sustainability & SDGs through partnerships & investments

How AI is reshaping and revolutionising the online shopping experience.

UTS research is supporting the commercialisation pathway for precision medical devices.

UTS students offer the winning solutions to challenging workplace problems.

The 'Say My Name' campaign, led by the UTS Multicultural Women's Network, launches at UTS.

Denying medical claims based on outdated definitions is illegal.

Prof Adeline Delavande is co-organising the 7^th workshop on Subjective Expectations. 

Dr. Elif Incekara-Hafalir's project in collaboration with AMWCHR received the UTS Grant

PwC scandal shows consultants, like church officials, are best kept out of state affairs.