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August

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University funds groundbreaking research into the workplace gender divide

The University of Sydney is to further fund cutting edge research into the future of work and careers for young women with the aim of eroding the barriers to gender equality in the workplace.

Sydney based Beta Alpha Psi team wins global recognition

The University of Sydney chapter of the international student organisation Beta Alpha Psi (BAP) has been recognised for its outstanding performance by delegates to the group’s annual meeting in the United States capital, Washington.

Where will human resource management and industrial relations lead you?

If you want to begin or further your career in human resource management, industrial relations or a related area, our Master of Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations is the specialist qualification you need.

Internationally diverse enrolments highlight of full-time MBA

The University of Sydney Business School is now delivering its long-awaited industry oriented and leadership focused full-time MBA program with an international cohort which is both gender and culturally diverse.

Authenticity, what does it really mean?

There’s a lot of buzz around at the moment about being an authentic leader and bringing the real you to work, but what does that mean for how you behave and interact with others?

But what if I like driving?

Autonomous vehicles are finding their way into the spotlight, and many of us love the idea of a driverless future. But despite all the advantages, David Hensher explains why he enjoys driving.

Business school appoints host of new Associate Deans

In line with a University-wide restructure, the Business School has created Associate Deans with responsibility for Research, Student Life, Indigenous Strategy and Services, and Education.

Helping people in polluted cities to breathe 'Australian' air

The people of China, India and South Korea’s polluted cities may in future breathe fresh “Australian air” thanks to a student led start-up called AusMask, which has won a major Student Innovation Challenge Award.

MBA alumnus builds knowledge bridge

Business School alumna, Anmol Saini, is now chairing a unique organisation, which she and the team hope will build a ‘knowledge bridge’ between India’s entrepreneurial women and Australian investors.

Shining the spotlight on autonomous vehicles: the driverless future

Research by the Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies on autonomous vehicle technology is addressing key questions around their potential impacts on the community.