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Our research

Leading change for good in the economy and society

Our research, conducted at the highest global standards, informs business practice, policy and regulation across geographic and cultural boundaries both in Australia and abroad.

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Research highlights

Learn more about the research that's having a real impact on global business practice, policy and regulation.

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Research areas

Our research disciplines emphasise critical thinking and contribute to public policy across numerous areas, with a focus on the local and global impact of the major trends and issues that the world faces.

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Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies

We are a renowned international centre for the latest thinking on the crucially linked areas of transport, infrastructure, logistics and supply chain management. Our research has been rated as well above world standard.*

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Research groups

We unite scholars from multiple disciplines to research the business issues impacting the world.

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