2022
Articles
07 November 2022
A technologically advanced society is choosing to destroy itself
Professor Christopher Wright from the Business School examines how we reached the point that inaction seems inevitable in the face of disaster.
01 November 2022
International evidence backs multi-employer bargaining
Associate Professor Chris F Wright and Emeritus Professor Russell Lansbury from the Business School explore the claims and reality of multi-employer bargaining.
28 October 2022
Socceroos and Diamonds protest ‘sportswashing’: experts weigh in
Australia's soccer and netball teams have dominated headlines this week for their political stances, drawing support and criticism from University of Sydney experts.
27 October 2022
Environment now the greatest concern for business leaders
A new report built on findings from a survey of 4,206 professionals across 75 countries has revealed that the environment is the single greatest concern facing modern-day business leaders, overtaking technological advancement.
19 October 2022
After the Optus data breach, calls for changes to privacy laws
A minimum disclosure framework should inform the public about the type of data breach and the strategies the organisation affected has adopted to mitigate the damages.
17 October 2022
MBA Student Profile Abbie Watts
Abbie Watts shares why she chose the University of Sydney MBA, her key takeaways from the program so far, and her experience living in Sydney.
17 October 2022
Master of Management Student Profile Serwan Roman
Find out why Serwan Roman chose to study the Master of Management at the University of Business School and how it has helped him in his career.
13 October 2022
Doctor of Business awarded to former NSW Premier
The Honourable Mike Baird AO, former Premier of NSW, was yesterday admitted to the degree of Doctor of Business (honoris causa) for his outstanding contribution in the fields of government, business and the not-for-profit sector.
11 October 2022
Hybrid work pattern begins to stabilise
After two years of COVID disruption, a hybrid work pattern with some days in the office and others at home has become the norm in Australia - but with big discrepancies depending on your occupation.
28 September 2022
Two University of Sydney academics to advise Government
The Australian Government has selected two University of Sydney academics to advise on national taskforces, recognising their expertise in gender equality and quantum computing respectively.