The Australian Business Deans Council (ABDC) is delighted to announce the winners of our annual Network Awards, which recognise and reward innovation and excellence in Australian business schools. The awards align with, and have been judged by panels from, ABDC’s professional management, international education, teaching and learning, and research networks. This year the judging of […]
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Australia’s business schools have a lot to offer https://www.theaustralian.com.au/higher-education/australias-business-schools-have-a-lot-to-offer/news-story/eea9e584d7334e3bbc9b717849913f73 Last week I stepped down after three years as president of the Australian Business Deans Council (ABDC), whose member university business schools educate almost one quarter of Australia’s domestic university students and half of our international graduates. Despite the immense challenges during the
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Australia’s business schools have a lot to offer https://www.theaustralian.com.au/higher-education/australias-business-schools-have-a-lot-to-offer/news-story/eea9e584d7334e3bbc9b717849913f73 Last week I stepped down after three years as president of the Australian Business Deans Council (ABDC), whose member university business schools educate almost one quarter of Australia’s domestic university students and half of our international graduates. Despite the immense challenges during the pandemic, I leave
AUSTRALIA RECENTLY ADOPTED A NEW METHOD TO ASSESS THE IMPACT AND ENGAGEMENT OF ACADEMIC RESEARCHERS. THIS CHANGE HAS FORCED THE NATION’S UNIVERSITIES TO RETHINK THE WAYS THEY INCENTIVIZE THEIR FACULTY’S SCHOLARSHIP. DAVID GRANT AND ANDREW O’NEIL • JULY 01, 2019 https://bized.aacsb.edu/articles/2019/july/business-researchers-have-you-helped-society-lately In Australia, the overwhelming majority of research is publicly funded, but with the government research dollar
The ABDC is pleased to announce the completion of an interim review of the ABDC Journal Quality List. Up until 17 August, eligible parties can provide feedback on the review outcomes. The ABDC is pleased to announce the completion of an interim review of the ABDC Journal Quality List. This review, aided by public submissions, as
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Up until COB 30 May ABDC is calling for submissions for its interim review of the ABDC Journal Quality List. Leading up to the next full review of the ABDC Journal Quality List (due to begin in the next 12-18 months), the ABDC has authorised an interim review that has a very narrow focus built
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2024 Network Awards – Established, Scholarly Research Winner: Hari Bapuji Professor, University of Melbourne Dr Sneha Chrispal Lecturer, Monash University Judges’ comments This comprehensive research program has produced outcomes, including 16 articles in top-tier journals, media pieces, and presentations to community stakeholders. Through collaboration across the research program, the researchers have supported the development of
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Journal Quality ListThe ABDC will review the JQL in 2025. Click below for updates and to use the journal search tool.Go to Journal Quality ListABDC Network AwardsApplications are open for the 2025 Network Awards. The awards are open to staff in ABDC-member business schools. The awards recognise and reward innovation across research, teaching and learning,
2023 Network Awards – Established, Applied Research Judges’ comments This project has helped to address a significant gap in understanding the breadth and depth of Australia’s cultural diversity. The panel notes that the work has had direct policy impacts such as informing change to the way cultural diversity is measured by government and NGOs. The
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Who hasn’t winced at those ‘gotcha’ moments in media interviews, particularly during this Election campaigns? When Greens leader Adam Bandt responded to a gotcha-style question with ‘Google it, mate’, he was right on the money. But what are other ways to avoid being caught on the hop? Here’s the start of a list gleaned from
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