2019

Articles

Global students tackle the big issues of open data

Five of our international students from the University of Sydney Business School took part in a student challenge where they developed ideas to combat issues surrounding data privacy in an open banking world.

Private car to remain king for "a generation or more"

The majority of Australians remain wedded to private cars despite the heavy promotion of public transport, according to a recent survey by the University of Sydney Business School.

University of Sydney research shines in ERA results

All 22 broad fields of research undertaken at the University of Sydney have been rated as above or well above world standard by the Australian Research Council in a report released today.

Digital humans with lifelike faces capable of winning our trust

A group of researchers at the University of Sydney Business School say that Apple’s Siri and other digital interfaces are more likely to be trusted by users when they have lifelike human faces.

Business School’s Wai Fong Chua joins Accounting Hall of Fame

Recognised as an "innovative and prolific researcher," the University of Sydney Business School’s Professor Wai Fong Chua AM has been inducted into the University of Melbourne’s prestigious Accounting Hall of Fame.

Sydney MBA team advises world leaders on government of the future

An MBA team representing the University of Sydney Business School has defeated competitors from around the world to finish 2nd place in the high profile Global Universities Challenge in Dubai.

Why study Professional Accounting at the University of Sydney?

With a powerful focus on employability, data and technology skills, accounting practice and strong connections with industry, our Master of Professional Accounting and Business Performance is designed to produce graduates with the experience, integrity and vision to lead.

Healthcare slow to adopt high tech despite investment in start-ups

A leading researcher at the University of Sydney Business School has warned that there are too many unnecessary barriers to the adoption of potentially lifesaving innovation in the healthcare sector.

New road pricing system needed after years of political neglect

Sydney's chronic traffic congestion results from "political neglect" and can only be solved by a radical new system of charges for road usage, according to a leading researcher at the University of Sydney Business School.

Outstanding PhD candidate to join top US College as Assistant Professor

In a history making move, the University of Iowa’s Tippie College of Business has appointed a doctoral candidate from the University of Sydney Business School as a tenure-track Assistant Professor.

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