2022
Articles
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.
04 October 2022
Aiming smaller with infrastructure spending
The aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic presents a unique opportunity for governments to rethink major infrastructure spending and consider other avenues for investment to build towards a future we want, writes Matthew Beck.
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.
26 September 2022
Alumni Profile: Dalton Liam Fogarty
Bachelor of Commerce alumnus Dalton shares his experience studying at the University of Sydney to becoming Head of Strategy at Prezzee.
21 September 2022
Researchers uncover ‘pecking order of defaults’ as belts tighten
The University of Sydney Business School and credit bureau illion have confirmed which financial products are more valuable to consumers when they start to feel the pinch - and which ones they are likely to default on first.
14 September 2022
Unlearn "The Future" at DISRUPT.SYDNEY 2022
The University of Sydney Digital Futures Research Group will host thought leaders, academic and industry experts, and technology specialists in the annual DISRUPT.SYDNEY conference.
12 September 2022
‘Techies’ help millions globally access better healthcare
From Haiti to Myanmar, Associate Professor Manoj A. Thomas of the University of Sydney Business School has improved healthcare access for millions around the world - and now his sights are set on Oceania.
08 September 2022
Female directors improve corporate social responsibility
Companies are more likely to take corporate social responsibility seriously if they have more women on their board of directors, new University of Sydney Business School research reveals.
05 September 2022
The growing importance of equity in planning cities: recognising the value of improved mobility for those at exclusion risk
Social equity is an essential factor in transport and infrastructure planning. Professor John Stanley explains how ITLS research on mobility can be used in planning to achieve more equitable outcomes for all.
31 August 2022
Trades need reform to immigration, training, industrial relations
Current industrial relations, training and immigration policy arrangements need reform to meet workforce needs in vocational trades, according to new research from the University of Sydney Business School.