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The School of Management maintains strong industry connections and collaborative partnerships, working closely with organisations on research and practice to generate real-world impact across people, organisations and global value chains.
Our people
The School of Management sits within UTS Business School, with over 50 academics. Our academics are leading experts in their field and work closely on research projects with the industry. Our connections with industry bring the real world into the classroom.
News
ICC Sydney Boosts Investment in Emerging Talent with Two UTS Graduates
ICC Sydney welcomed Bachelor of Management (Events) graduates, Nick Broekhuis and Mya Lovelock, as part of its continued investment in developing the next...
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Refugees as community builders: Lessons from Refugee Camp in My Neighbourhood
As we celebrate Refugee Week, it is worth reflecting not only on the journeys that bring people to Australia, but also on the ongoing contributions they make...
ICCA to Develop First-Ever Global Impact Measurement Tool
Research is steered by Professor Carmel Foley; Adjunct Professor Deborah Edwards; and Dr. Anja Hergesell, all of University of Technology Sydney, as well as Professor Nina Iversen of BI Norwegian Business School and Professor Leif Hem from Norwegian School of Economics (NHH).
Surfing Australia and NRMA Insurance make waves to change gender inequity in surfing
Funded by the UTS Business School and the UTS Centre for Social Justice and Inclusion under its Social Impact Grant Scheme, the RISE Program measures effectiveness not only of participation, but confidence, networks, sense of belonging, and longer-term career outcomes for women in surfing leadership.
News
ICC Sydney Boosts Investment in Emerging Talent with Two UTS Graduates
ICC Sydney welcomed Bachelor of Management (Events) graduates, Nick Broekhuis and Mya Lovelock, as part of its continued investment in developing the next...
News
Refugees as community builders: Lessons from Refugee Camp in My Neighbourhood
As we celebrate Refugee Week, it is worth reflecting not only on the journeys that bring people to Australia, but also on the ongoing contributions they make...
ICCA to Develop First-Ever Global Impact Measurement Tool
Research is steered by Professor Carmel Foley; Adjunct Professor Deborah Edwards; and Dr. Anja Hergesell, all of University of Technology Sydney, as well as Professor Nina Iversen of BI Norwegian Business School and Professor Leif Hem from Norwegian School of Economics (NHH).
Surfing Australia and NRMA Insurance make waves to change gender inequity in surfing
Funded by the UTS Business School and the UTS Centre for Social Justice and Inclusion under its Social Impact Grant Scheme, the RISE Program measures effectiveness not only of participation, but confidence, networks, sense of belonging, and longer-term career outcomes for women in surfing leadership.