Our research stories
At UTS Business School, we are committed to social impact – tackling a wide range of business, economic and social problems through our research, teaching and community engagement.
Our work aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and is carried out across our disciplines. Explore our work through our case studies.
Meet our researchers
UTS Business School is committed to the pursuit of excellence in research and to knowledge that has real-world impact.
Ross Gordon
Professor
Business School
Ece Kaya
Senior Lecturer
Business School
Christina Nikitopoulos Sklibosios
Associate Professor
Business School
David Bedford
Professor
Business School
Nicole Sutton
Associate Professor
Business School
Md Maruf Hossan Chowdhury
Associate Professor
Business School
Sanjoy Paul
Associate Professor
Business School
Adrian Camilleri
Associate Professor
Business School
Nelson Ma
Associate Professor
Business School
Rayan Merkbawi
Senior Lecturer
Business School
Renu Agarwal
Adjunct Professor
Business School
Esther Mirjam Girsberger
Senior Lecturer
Business School
Alice Klettner
Associate Professor
Business School
Najmeh Hassanli
Senior Lecturer
Business School
Martina Linnenluecke
Professor
Business School
Mona Mashhadi Rajabi
Lecturer
Business School
News
And the winner is ... social justice. And confusion
Sacha Molitorisz looks at the Grand Final of this year’s UTS Law Tech Challenge, where students build apps for not-for-profit clients
News
Understanding the News Bargaining Incentive's distribution model
Julie Eisenberg tackles the new legislation prescribing how funds from the News Bargaining Incentive are going to be distributed.
News
The serious standards of serious youtubers
Chris Hall shared a provocation on a Raw Ethics Panel at the Festival of dangerous ideas: that youtubers can be ethical.
News
eSafety sends Telegram a message
The eSafety Commissioner alleges multiple failures by Telegram, including failing to investigate and remove identified Class 1A(b) pro-terror material.
News
And the winner is ... social justice. And confusion
Sacha Molitorisz looks at the Grand Final of this year’s UTS Law Tech Challenge, where students build apps for not-for-profit clients
News
Understanding the News Bargaining Incentive's distribution model
Julie Eisenberg tackles the new legislation prescribing how funds from the News Bargaining Incentive are going to be distributed.
News
The serious standards of serious youtubers
Chris Hall shared a provocation on a Raw Ethics Panel at the Festival of dangerous ideas: that youtubers can be ethical.
News
eSafety sends Telegram a message
The eSafety Commissioner alleges multiple failures by Telegram, including failing to investigate and remove identified Class 1A(b) pro-terror material.