Women are the Business
Meet the researchers changing the policy and practice landscape for diversity and inclusion at work.
Business and Economics News
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Accounting for the future
Prof Naomi Soderstrom has always been interested in environmental issues. Her research uses mainstream accounting to address climate change.
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Love at first sight
Master of Management (Accounting and Finance) student Aishwarya Kalyanshetti completed a masters degree at home in India, but at the end of her studies she didn’t feel as thought she’d gotten all she needed. With her sights set on studying abroad, a chance encounter at a student recruitment fair opened her eyes to Melbourne Business School, and it was love at first sight.
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Taking on the world
Twins Anchuli Felicia King and Aphiwan Natasha King shared their undergraduate years at the University. But embarking on very different study paths has led to two distinctly successful global careers.
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From wild west to ‘democracy sausage’
John Tass-Parker (BCom BA(Media&Comm)2012) has already had his fair share of career highlights. He’s worked for two Australian prime ministers, in the movie industry in Los Angeles, and as a wedding photographer. But for the past five years, Tass-Parker has worked for Instagram’s Politics and Government team in New York, and he’s recently been listed on the Forbes 30 Under 30.
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Taking teaching excellence to new heights
Each year the Williams Centre for Learning Advancement recognises and celebrates the valuable contribution of our teachers at the Business and Economics Faculty through the Teaching Excellence Awards.
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Joseph Ezra Isaac, AO:
11 March 1922 - 17 September 2019Obituary: Australia's pre-eminent economist post-war
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10 years of celebrating student entrepreneurship
In late October, we celebrated the tenth year of the UniMelb StartUp Pitch Competition. Almost 300 students from across the University of Melbourne came together to work on startup solutions to solve real-world problems, all vying for up to $15,000 in prizes.
Events
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Future Students
The Faculty offers extensive undergraduate, graduate and research higher degree study options through the Bachelor of Commerce and Melbourne Business School suite of programs. Learn more about your study options.
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Current Students
As a student in the Faculty of Business and Economics, you can access resources including course planning and enrichment programs.
Our Departments
The Faculty of Business and Economics is a leading centre of teaching and research in accounting, actuarial studies, economics, finance and management and marketing.
The University of Melbourne is committed to delivering innovative and inspiring research that addresses the major social, economic and environmental challenges of our time.
Through critical collaborations across disciplines, industries and geographical borders, the Faculty of Business and Economics is advancing knowledge to improve people’s lives, open up new lines of enquiry and contribute to a better understanding of our world.
We are uniquely placed to address some of the complex challenges of the 21st century with particular focus on three strategic research priorities – health and wellbeing, decision-making and markets, and corporate governance.
The Faculty houses leading research centres and institutions such as the Centre for Workplace Leadership, the Centre for Market Design and the Melbourne Institute, which has been powering social and economic change for over 50 years.
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Decision-Making and Markets
By investigating investor choice, market operations and stakeholder decision-making, our researchers are advancing understanding of how markets, and the key players within them, work.
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Health and Wellbeing
With proven links between workplace culture and health and wellbeing, research projects in this stream analyse the policies and practice that effect general wellbeing and advance knowledge around positive workplace environments.
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Corporate Governance and Leadership
Our researchers are delivering insights on workplace management and the policy and practice that influence corporate governance and performance.
There are many ways to engage with the Faculty of Business and Economics and in this section you will find more information on how to do this whether you are a student looking to explore the business world or an industry partner looking to engage our students or our researchers.
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Undergraduate Student Programs
Experience learning beyond the classroom. Get details on how we can help you develop your skills and prepare for your career.
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Postgraduate Student Programs
Actively prepare for your career by gaining local and international industry experience. Get details on how we can help you develop your skills.
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Engage our students
Explore how our students can add value to your organisation.
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Partner with us
We partner with national and international organisations to solve real world challenges. See how you can leverage our expertise and achieve high impact results.
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Alumni
Engage with students, inspire fellow alumni or recognise an outstanding contribution to our community: there are many ways to be involved and make an impact.
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Join us
Become part of a world-class working environment committed to achieving internationally renowned excellence in research and teaching.
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Women are the business
Here we consider the research informing issues of gender diversity in the workplace and the changes still required in policy and practice to achieve true equity.
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Community
Stay connected with fellow alumni wherever life takes you.
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Events
Take advantage of the Faculty's thought-provoking events, lifelong learning and professional networking opportunities.
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Get Involved
Engage with students, inspire fellow alumni or recognise an outstanding contribution to our community: there are many ways to be involved.
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Donate
Find out about our generous donors and how you can make an impact.
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.
The University of Melbourne is ranked 16th globally for Accounting and Finance, 20th globally for Social Sciences and Management, 20th globally for Business and Management Studies and 24th globally for Economics and Econometrics.
The Faculty of Business and Economics and Melbourne Business School hold Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) accreditation and European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) accreditation.
The Faculty of Business and Economics along with the Melbourne Business School has over 60,000 alumni in over 100 countries.The Faculty of Business and Economics alone has over 50,000 alumni from all over the world.
The Faculty has been influencing policy design, corporate governance and business practices globally for over 90 years. Our aspiration is to become one of the leading global providers of business and economics education and research. Read more about our rich history.
Message from our Deans
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.
