Dr Anna Cody was the guest of honour at the Australian Centre for Gender Equality and Inclusion @ Work.

A custom AI provider and support for unpaid carers were also among the latest Genesis winners.

AFL legend and Australian of the Year sits down with University of Sydney Indigenous students, alumni and industry partners.

Find the right postgraduate business degree for you.

Develop the skills to become a confident professional in the accounting field.

University of Sydney experts break down what the age restrictions mean for children and parents.

We built the plumbing but currently lack the capability to become a renminbi hub.

Make a career change or advance your dream career.

Build a rewarding logistics and supply chain management career.

Lead organisations to success through strategy and innovation.

Pursue the business career you want in the digital age.

Prepare for your future career in people management.

Prepare for a future career in international business.

Considerations for risk oversight go beyond climate to water, soil, biodiversity and other nature-related issues.

The Australian Research Council has recognised 18 early career researchers at Sydney.

Long-term exposure to aircraft noise harms health and wellbeing, not just property prices.

The model is designed to force large platforms to pay for using Australian content.

How one MBA (Leadership and Enterprise) graduate is connecting breakthrough health innovations with life-changing funding for the benefit of all.

Demand for food delivery remains strong, but thin margins mean consolidation in the sector - and likely rising prices.

University of Sydney academics have been recognised in Clarivate's 2025 Highly Cited Researchers list.

New book sheds light on retirement trends in Australia, and makes the case for a gradual transition out of the workforce.

When major corporate failures occur, Australians expect meaningful accountability -- but Optus is a foreign-owned company.

World leaders, scientists and Non-Governmental Organisations will soon gather in Brazil for their annual meeting on how to tackle climate change. University of Sydney experts weigh in on what's at stake.

Sarah Forrai pulls back the curtain on the idea that kick-started her business, landed her a spot on the hit series Shark Tank, and established a new category in the beauty industry.

Comprehensive new index reveals uneven sector pay and domestic workload remain stubborn barriers to equality.

The Australian Research Council has awarded $1.7 million in Linkage Grants to industry-backed research.

University of Sydney academics lead 51 research projects to strengthen Australia's economy, environment, health and society.

The company is shifting the burden of safety onto unsuspecting consumers who are trusting an AI with their most sensitive digital decisions.

Sydney Executive Plus has partnered with IBM to deliver a short course on the future of computing.

The interns will work on AI tools in investment, human resources, risk and compliance, and technical advisory.

How an Irish tradition became a uniquely local celebration.

New research suggests tired managers are more likely to micromanage, react punitively and set an edgy tone.

As global heating intensifies, protecting garment workers - the majority of them women - is both a moral and economic imperative, say University of Sydney researchers.

Government partnership brings together leading researchers to examine high-quality, flexible work and strengthen gender equality across Australian workplaces.

2026 Skills Horizon forecasts the shifts facing leaders and the attributes needed to succeed.

Decades of public service and principled leadership have been recognised by the University of Sydney.

New study calls for fairer pricing and better education on mortgage offset products.

Professor David A. Hensher discusses how global bus contracts have shifted from public ownership to a mix of competitive tendering and negotiated performance-based contracts.

Australia's unregulated tutoring industry puts education safety, quality and fairness at risk, new research suggests.

MBA Director's Scholarship recipient Omidosu Adeniran Idowu shares how a journey that began in chemical engineering in Nigeria evolved into a dynamic global career, through the transformative experience of the University of Sydney's MBA (Leadership and Enterprise).

New research sheds light on the challenges faced by women in the male-dominated industry, and charts a course forward.

The latest rankings reveal the University of Sydney Business School's master's programs remain in the top 50 worldwide.

A new study has revealed the key knowledge areas for successful digital transformation projects, with lessons for institutional culture.

For Alysha Airey, choosing the University of Sydney wasn’t just about pursuing her passion for finance – it was about embracing new experiences locally and abroad.

The change to the deeming rate will affect about a quarter of the 2.65 million Australians who receive the age pension.

The University of Sydney and University of Queensland have tied for first place in the Financial Review Higher Education Awards this year for the Employability category.

Productivity gains should be shared in the form of shorter hours, not just higher profits or pay.

Decades of experience with delegation, context setting and critical evaluation are exactly what AI tools need.

Fabi Fugazza's impactful career in law and public interest has transformed her passion for equity into meaningful change.

From working within a design consultancy to leading commercial operations for Baymatob, Penny Flicker has seamlessly blended her experience and passions in design, engineering, and entrepreneurship to help transform outcomes for women and their children worldwide.

The partnership aims to help emerging founders develop financial skills and confidence.

Big tech's claims warrant careful scrutiny, particularly given these companies' clear commercial interests in shaping Australian regulation.

When penalty rates are cut, there can be consequences for businesses and the wider economy.

From patient to medical engineer to an MBA.

Dr Mohamad Assoum has been awarded the 2025 Alek Safarian MBA Scholarship for 2025.

With a passion for regional access to mental health care, Dr Basia Radlinska, has been awarded the 2025 Anstice MBA Scholarship for Community Leadership.

The partnership between the University of Sydney Business School and UN Women Australia aims to promote gender equality at the most senior levels of the nation’s public, corporate and not-for-profit sectors.

New legislation has been introduced to strengthen safety in early childhood education and care services.

New research finds heavy workloads and unpaid hours are diminishing the quality of early childhood education and care.

Rising house prices are contributing to the cost of living crisis for Australian households. What does this mean for Australia's divorce rate?

Sydney health and workplace experts available to comment on wellbeing in the workplace during cold and flu season.

Sydney academics awarded nearly $4 million in ARC Linkage grants.

Largest individual monetary prize for research in the University’s history.

Their next boost could be stronger thanks to the Fair Work Commission's efforts to more accurately measure real wage cuts.

Researchers discuss the evolving role of Strategic Transport Models (STMs) in transport planning, highlighting their value in understanding complex behaviours and testing policies.

How should central banks respond when inflation and global growth are being shaped by political decisions rather than economic fundamentals?

Generative AI is becoming more human than we expected, and its allure comes with promise and risk.

How Elastagen emerged from a fledgling field to a US$260 million success story with new skin treatments and regenerative medicines.

Australian worker cooperatives ensure manufacturing and services remain locally owned and controlled.

How to prepare for the decade-defining technology set to change productivity

Why sustainable development goals are everyone’s business

NSW's recently released Innovation Blueprint 2035 is a critical milestone for the state's industry policy - but the real challenges lie in implementation.

MBA (Technology and Digital Strategy) to equip business leaders for modern global workforce.

Meta's business model is firmly rooted in collecting and monetising your personal data.

As details emerge on President Donald Trump's proposal to impose a 100 percent tariff on any films made outside the United States, University of Sydney academics consider the potential consequences for Hollywood and the Australian film industry.

Researchers argue that the Coalition’s proposal to cut fuel excise by 25 cents per litre is a short-term political move lacking long-term public value and fails to address broader issues in transport policy.

Meet the finance academic proving to c-suite leaders that investing in green initiatives is investing in their bottom line.

The University of Sydney will collaborate with industry and academics around Australia on a $129 million, 10-year partnership to strengthen the care economy through evidence-based research.

Recent confusion over tariffs could hinder global ambitions on artificial intelligence development and infrastructure, including in the United States and Australia, writes Professor Albert Zomaya from School of Computer Sciences

With financial markets experiencing volatility and international tensions escalating, University of Sydney experts weigh in on what the US tariffs mean for the global economy and how they will impact Australia.

New report shows fresh policies are needed to take advantage of a 'turning point' in Australia's relationship between work and care.

Trump's US tariffs are threatening global trade and the world economy, sparking fears of an international recession. But experts say markets will recover.

While the ability to work with styles is what makes generative AI so powerful, it’s also at the heart of growing controversy.

The benefits would likely outweigh any downsides, especially in the early childhood, cleaning and retail sectors.

It's a diabolical problem for the government, whose public health policy has long relied on increasing tobacco excise duty as its primary tool to reduce smoking.

New report provides insight for students, universities and employers.

Most investment is flowing towards mining projects in Western Australia.

New University of Sydney partnership looks “Beyond the Bell” to help working parents access before and after school care

University of Sydney experts comment on the main election issues ahead of polling day on 3 May 2025.

New research reveals alarming insights into the impact of in-game spending on children who play Roblox, a popular online gaming platform.

Scholarship recognises emerging leaders from not-for-profit sector

Professor Guy Ford, Director of the MBA program, shares why you should study an MBA degree at Sydney.

Empowering women in leadership.

Experts investigate why many Australian childcare centres are not meeting regulatory standards for early childhood education services.

More can be done to drive competition in the supermarket sector

Vibers can perform understanding without achieving it, using AI to simulate expertise across domains they haven’t mastered. But what of true expertise?

First in Australia in nine disciplines. Five subjects in top 20 and 52 in top 100.

Keen to inject some knowledge into your night out? Pull up a chair at a local pub and let experts quench your thirst for big ideas.

Academics agree it is critical Australia continues driving systemic change to improve the working lives of women.

New report highlights long-term trend and calls for policy action.

The prestigious scholarships support leadership and women’s empowerment

The possibility of an EU Ship Recycling Licence to clean up the seas?

New report identifies key barriers and enablers to women's workforce participation.

How Skye Jackson mastered the art of convenience, revolutionising stores across Australia.

Research to inform Australian Government’s Working for Women: A Strategy for Gender Equality

For Hung (Bruce) Giang, being accepted into the PhD program at Cornell University was a culmination of applying a unique research field into the real world

Navigating the financial fallout of global conflicts and unexpected disasters, Alex Yallouridis provides bespoke insurance solutions to the shipping industry.

How Tracey Wei took her love of small business all the way to TikTok.

The Snow Vision Accelerator at the University of Sydney is Australia's largest single philanthropic investment in vision science and a groundbreaking initiative for glaucoma research.

US president Donald Trump says there will be "no exemptions" to his 25 percent tariffs on steel and aluminium imports. University of Sydney experts discuss the latest front in the trade wars, and what it means for the Australian industry.

For knowledge workers, it’s more important than ever to invest in skills that AI can’t replicate.

Artificial intelligence (AI) platform DeepSeek has been banned on all federal government systems and devices in Australia, following security and privacy concerns. University of Sydney experts from the Faculty of Engineering and University of Sydney Business School weigh in regarding the impact of DeepSeek on technology, society, cybersecurity and industry.

Largest ever donation to the University of Sydney will create opportunities in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

While podcasts often feature diverse viewpoints, their unregulated nature can expose listeners to harmful ideologies, fostering echo chambers or radicalisation.

A new app uses storytelling and artificial intelligence to help children manage their emotions.

We shouldn’t surrender human agency as we transition to a world of AI agents.

Energy sector casts individuals as 'net-zero heroes', reducing pressure on industry and government to take action.

Research reveals the challenges faced by Australia's ageing workforce.

University of Sydney researchers have been awarded more than $36 million for 57 new research projects spanning AI, climate change, and industrial innovation in the Australian Government's highly competitive ARC Discovery Projects scheme

When Meghal Shah discovered his "Ikigai", he discovered a career full of possibilities and passion.

Twenty-six Sydney academics have been recognised in Clarivate's 2024 Highly Cited Researchers list.

From waiter and bar manager to the co-founder of the largest early stage VC fund in South East Asia, Chandra Tjan’s professional journey has seen him create a strong future in the dynamic world of tech and innovation.

Full-time MBA graduate, Min Buranaphong, shares her career journey since leaving the University of Sydney. She highlights the valuable connections and skills taught in the course that has helped her grow her career to where she is now at Google.

With data breaches on the rise, protecting personal information is more important than ever. But doing so remains fraught with challenges, write Professor Jane Andrew, Associate Professor Max Baker and Dr Penelope Bowyer-Pont from the University of Sydney. Learn more.

University of Sydney Professors Rae Cooper AO and Olivier Piguet have been elected as Fellows of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia. Read more.

Claims of AI-powered empathy are misleading and can take advantage of people seeking companionship, write Dr Raffaele F Ciriello and Angelina Ying Chen from the University of Sydney Business School.

We should treat sexbot use like other potentially problematic behaviours, such as gambling, writes Dr Raffaele Ciriello from the University of Sydney Business School.

The University of Sydney continues to rank in the top 100 in the Times Higher Education World University 2025 rankings.

AI is more than chatbots. It impacts many things beyond the flashy conversational tools – often in ways that quietly improve everyday processes, write Associate Professor Sandra Peter and Professor Kai Riemer from the University of Sydney Business School.

Qatar Airways’ previous attempts to expand in Australia haven’t always gone smoothly, but it’s easy to see why Virgin and Qatar might be excited by this deal, writes Professor Rico Merkert from the University of Sydney Business School.

If competition creates better prices for consumers, then splitting up New Zealand’s concentrated supermarket sector makes more sense than consolidating it, writes Lisa Asher from the University of Sydney Business School.

It is not difficult to imagine a scenario in which centralised control over many kinds of data would let OpenAI exert significant influence over people, writes Professor Uri Gal from the University of Sydney Business School.

Dr James Graham from the School of Economics at the University of Sydney explores the advertising landscape of real estate - do home owners get value for what they pay on advertising fees, and what could the impact of high fees be on the housing market more broadly?

Economic optimism plays a crucial role in boosting national productivity and research and development, according to a new study from the University of Sydney Business School.

It is high time for researchers and regulators to recognise the significant potential impacts of personal e‑scooters – both benefits and burdens, writes Professor Stephen Greaves from the University of Sydney Business School.

The experiences of LGBTQI+ people working in professional services are still heavily influenced by their clients, according to a new study from the University of Sydney Business School.

We can avoid the hype-and-disappointment cycle of AI by shifting our focus from automation to augmentation, writes Associate Professor Sandra Peter from the University of Sydney Business School.

The University of Sydney has received funding for 19 research projects through the Australian Research Council (ARC) Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) scheme.

The right to disconnect can improve work-life balance and wellbeing, but its success depends on how it is implemented and enforced within each workplace, writes Associate Professor Martijn Boersma from the University of Sydney Business School.

Humble leaders and committed workers can reduce costly silence and lead to improved team performance and customer satisfaction, according to a new study from the University of Sydney Business School.

Employers and workers agree that working from home is more productive, with most time saved on commuting spent working instead, writes Professor David Hensher from the University of Sydney Business School.

The pay rise is a partial amendment for gender pay inequity and prevents providers from hitting families with excessive fee rises, writes Professor John Buchanan from the University of Sydney Business School.

A new multidisciplinary research centre designed to build a gender equal future of work was launched by the University of Sydney Business School.

Transparency, accountability and redress are needed to break the cycle of systemic abuse in sport, writes Dr Natalie Galea from the University of Sydney Business School.

Over 70 Australian and global leaders and executives contributed to a major research report from the University of Sydney Business School about the challenges facing leaders in the immediate future.

David Smith, Associate Professor in American Politics and Foreign Policy in the Discipline of Government and International Relations, unpacks the language Donald Trump is using to address his Christian audience.

Most of the perceived barriers to EV uptake aren’t really barriers at all, or soon won’t be, write Professor John Rose and Dr Andrea Pellegrini from the Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies.

The proposed merger of Foodstuffs North Island and Foodstuffs South Island in New Zealand would be detrimental to consumers and competition in the supermarket sector, writes Lisa Asher and Associate Professor Catherine Sutton-Brady from the Business School.

The institutions that shape wages have been transformed, but they can be transformed again, writes Professor John Buchanan from the University of Sydney Business School.

Graduates are drawn to companies that value community, still crave office life and a sense of belonging, and will consider long-term commitment to one company according to a new global report from the Global Alliance in Management Education.

A new microscopy method has allowed researchers to detect tiny changes in the atomic-level architecture of crystalline materials like advanced steels for ship hulls and custom silicon for electronics. It could advance our ability to understand the fundamental origins of materials properties and behaviour.

Artificial intelligence was the theme of the 33rd Genesis cohort, driving offerings ranging from nutrition and mental health to construction management, but it was a beauty services marketplace that most wowed the judges.

The inaugural cohort of Australia’s first supplier microcredential for Indigenous-owned businesses celebrated their graduation last week with a pitch to a panel of government and industry professionals at the University of Sydney Business School.

Strong community bonds could hinder rather than help environmental initiatives, new University of Sydney research shows.

Sexual harassment is pervasive and persistent in retail work, with young women most at risk, as revealed in a new report by researchers from the Australian Centre for Gender Equality and Inclusion @ Work at the University of Sydney Business School.

Dr Benjamin Nickl from the School of Languages and Cultures at the University of Sydney questions whether AI can genuinely emote a sense of humour as a potent form of stress and frustration relief in an era in which we are increasingly reliant on digital devices and services.

Benefits need to meet three criteria to be most effective at attracting and retaining employees, writes Associate Professor Sunghoon Kim from the University of Sydney Business School.

David Gonski AC was today admitted to the degree of Doctor of Business (honoris causa) for his outstanding and visionary leadership, exceptional contribution to the business community and to education, and for his support of the arts.

If you want to be buried on your own land or donate your body to science, it's important to understand the regulations in your state and make your intentions known to your next of kin, writes Professor Sandra van der Laan from the University of Sydney Business School.

With ChatGPT-4, and as AI becomes more adept at mimicking human emotion, the risk of users forming deep emotional attachments could lead to over-reliance, manipulation and even harm, writes Dr Marcel Scharth from the University of Sydney Business School.

A University of Sydney team is hoping to help social media users identify posts featuring misinformation and disinformation arising from now-debunked science. They have developed and tested a new interface that helps users discover further information about potentially fraught claims on social media.

The University of Sydney has today signed two Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) with the Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) Department of Health and Institute of Development Studies.

The University of Sydney has elevated a previously grassroots collective of researchers to one of its flagship research centres to accelerate solution-based research and assist the world in meeting its climate change goal of net zero carbon emissions by 2050.

Strategic support from government is needed to drive future innovation in the $167 billion tech industry, a new report from the University of Sydney Business School and the Pearcey Foundation has found.

Creating a sustainable transport future is about more than greening the power grid, write Professor John Rose and Dr Andrea Pellegrini from the Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies.

Professor Terry Flew, in Digital Communications and Culture at University of Sydney, says the Australian government's battle with Elon Musk and X over violent content appears admirable, but will it change anything for those vulnerable to its harm?

A new plasma technique developed by researchers at the University of Sydney could help create a circular economy for waste-generated methane emissions.

Terry Flew, Professor of Digital Communication and Culture at University of Sydney leads a team of researchers working to combat misinformation, fake news and disinformation online.

Most higher education students do not engage with course readings, but new research from the University of Sydney Business School suggests that can be fixed by rethinking how and why they are assigned.

Sydney Executive Plus, in partnership with HSBC Australia, has launched Australia’s first Net Zero sprint that will support Australian corporates as they prepare for upcoming mandatory sustainability reporting.

One in three Australians is considering buying an electric vehicle (EV) within the next five years but price remains a key barrier, according to the latest Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies (ITLS) report.

Chinese investment in Australia has diversified but plateaued, the latest report from The University of Sydney Business School and KPMG reveals.

Robotics researchers have developed a new approach to designing cameras, which they say could help protect the images and data collected by smart home devices and internet-of-things technology.

Three University of Sydney academics have had their research expertise recognised with appointments to councils informing Australian government policy in the critical areas of jobs and skilled immigration policy.

Chantal Mousad’s unique journey to Australia has given her a passion for diversity, equity and inclusion – an area for which she will advocate as the latest recipient of the UN Women Australia MBA Scholarship at the University of Sydney Business School.

Engineers harvest alloy crucial for 2D printing memory chips

The University of Sydney's unprecedented investment in its appointment of 40 research fellows across a range of disciplines.

Embrittlement is one of the biggest obstacles facing the transition to a global hydrogen economy. A new process uncovered by researchers at the University of Sydney is helping shed light on how to better prevent it.

A passion for social justice led Associate Professor Kudzai Kanhutu naturally towards medicine. Her desire to pursue even bigger goals was the catalyst to undertake a Global Executive MBA.

The University of Sydney Business School’s coveted MBA program has ranked 1st in Australia in the prestigious Financial Times 2024 business school rankings.

SmartSat is backing the University of Sydney with $2.3 million to research and develop robotic maintenance of satellites while in orbit in a step to extend the lifespan of vital space infrastructure.

Availability creep has led to significant unpaid overtime which “takes workers away from a fair day’s work for a fair day’s pay”, writes Associate Professor Chris F Wright for The Conversation.

Professional investors respond better to optimistic messages than dire warnings when it comes to ‘green investment’, according to a new study from the University of Sydney Business School and University of Tasmania that could have a USD $3.6 trillion impact.

The University of Sydney and EdTech startup HEX have entered into a School of Record partnership, enabling more students to obtain academic credit as they upskill in innovation and entrepreneurship.

Platforms designed to captivate our attention can foster environments where mental health deteriorates, political divides widen, and extremism finds fertile ground, writes Professor Uri Gal for ABC Religion & Ethics.

Social systems where influence is centred around one or two individuals can lead to pack mentality and group think in farming communities, according to new research.

World-leading experts from industry, science, health, technology, and economics gathered in Davos, Switzerland, this week to discuss how nations can overcome the global challenges to true prosperity including war and climate change.