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Spotlighting Progress on Climate Action Report released

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The transition to a net zero economy is putting key business capabilities in finance, accounting, strategy, governance, marketing, economics, and management in high demand. Meeting renewable energy targets, mandatory climate reporting, and mitigating climate risks will require more graduates with capabilities in carbon accounting, climate risk analysis, ESG reporting and assurance, scenario modelling, clean energy […]

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ABDC submission: A More Joined-up Tertiary System Discussion Paper

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ABDC submission: A More Joined-up Tertiary System: Discussion Paper Download a copy of the submission. The Australian Business Deans Council (ABDC) welcomes the opportunity to respond to the consultation questions in ATEC’s A More Joined-up Tertiary System: Discussion Paper. As the collective voice of Australian business schools, the ABDC champions quality and impact in business

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No notice visa hikes are damaging Australia’s reputation

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No notice visa hikes are damaging Australia’s reputation Sudden hikes to student visa fees announced by the Australian government this week are further undermining confidence in Australia’s fifth largest export sector, international education. The Australian Business Deans Council’s (ABDC) President, Professor Maryam Omari says that the latest hikes are short-sighted, and part of a concerning

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2025 ABDC Journal Quality List released

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The 2025 Australian Business Deans Council (ABDC) ABDC Journal Quality List and its accompanying Report are now available on the ABDC website. The ABDC gratefully acknowledges the contributions of the Steering Committee and subject matter panels who oversaw the 2025 Journal Quality List (JQL) review. The utilisation of peer assessment in addition to established, international journal

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New framework promotes the societal impact of business research

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The ABDC has launched an innovative framework to assess the societal impact of business research to stakeholders in and outside of academia. The framework is the culmination of a year-long project led by Dr Chelsea Phillips (ABDC Postdoctoral Researcher), Professor Tracy Taylor (Chair of the ABDC’s research network, RMIT University), Professor Karin Sanders (Chair of

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Business deans call for a review of visa fees

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Statement from ABDC President, Professor Noel Lindsay The Australian Business Deans Council is calling on the Australian government to buck international trends and capitalise on the geographic, economic and social advantages that Australia offers international students. “Australia should bolster its standing as an exporter of high-quality education while competitor countries, such as Canada, the UK,

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ABDC submission: Strategic examination of R&D

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The ABDC welcomes the Department of Industry, Science and Resources’ Strategic Examination of R&D and the opportunity to give feedback on the discussion paper. The Australian Business Deans Council is the collective voice of Australian university business schools, which educate 16% of all domestic students and 36% of the nation’s international students. Our 37 members

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ABDC submission: A new plan for ARC-funded research

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The ABDC welcomes the ARC’s review of the National Competitive Grants Program and the opportunity to give feedback on the proposals outlined in the discussion paper. The Australian Business Deans Council is the collective voice of Australian university business schools, which educate 16% of all domestic students and 36% of the nation’s international students. Our

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Climate capabilities report

New report on critical skills business graduates need for a net-zero economy

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Business Schools’ Report Identifies Critical Shortages in Skills to Reach Net-Zero Economy. A new report involving interviews with peak industry bodies highlights critical shortages in specific technical skills and the vital role that business school graduates must play in the transition to a net-zero economy. The report — based on discussions with organisations covering professions

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