Global Alliance to Revolutionise Management Education
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Imogen Tait: "Welcome to the MBSSA"
It’s the friends you make and the connections you build that stay with you after university. For many, joining the Melbourne Business School Student Association (MBSSA) provides the opportunity to form these relationships, and is often high on the new student recommendation list. We caught up with incoming MBSSA President, Imogen Tait, to find out how she came to MBS, and what the MBSSA has in store for the next semester.
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Global Alliance to Revolutionise Management Education
The University of Melbourne has joined six of the world’s leading business schools to form the Future of Management Education Alliance, the first collaboration of its kind in the business education sector.
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The Most Important Resource
Master of Management (HR) alumna Temidayo Adebiyi came to Australia in search of something different; new environments; new cultures; and new experiences. Her studies at the University of Melbourne led to her work with the Red Cross as part of the Business Practicum, and a career based on something she’s truly passionate about: people.
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Women's value: Beyond the business case for diversity and inclusion
Dr Victor Sojo and Professor Cordelia Fine publish thought-provoking article in The Lancet special issue on advancing women in science, medicine and global health.
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Milan to Melbourne
Master of Management student Arianna Oioli always knew she wanted to visit Australia. From her first visit she knew it was somewhere she wanted to study and live long term, so she made it happen. Now, she’s made a home for herself on the other side of the globe.
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Timothy Jones: on the GMC in Santiago
Bachelor of Commerce student Timothy Jones completed a two-week intensive in Santiago as part of the Global Management Consulting subject, which he describes as the highlight of his University experience.
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Jessica Oppetit: on her career, balance, and the perils of over-planning
“Opportunities sprout from surprising places, so rather than focus on where you want to be in the next ten years, focus on whether what you’re doing right now is challenging and intellectually stimulating. As long as you’re learning, you’re growing.” – Jessica Oppetit, General Manager, ViaVan
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The Faculty offers extensive undergraduate, graduate and research higher degree study options through the Bachelor of Commerce and Melbourne Business School suite of programs, as well as the Melbourne Business School MBA, ranked No. 27 in the world.
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It is a privilege to work with world class academics and professional staff, the brightest students, alumni and other stakeholders, that make up the vibrant community of business and economics at the University of Melbourne.
Our reputation and rankings remain strong, yet there is so much more potential to join the world’s top universities in business and economics. We are committed to enhancing our applied research outcomes, expanding our curriculum and bolstering our connections with industry to help shape the world of business and economics in Australia and internationally.
The global economy is becoming increasingly competitive and business and economics education must be responsive to this dynamic environment. Our curriculum is continually informed by research and industry insights to be bold, rigorous and global in outlook.
Producing industry ready graduates and through impactful research, our Faculty informs and advances the policy and practice that underpins the ever evolving business, economic and social environment in which we live.
