Business School
Inspiring students to become the innovative world leaders of tomorrow
The UWA Business School is one of the premier business schools in the Indo-Pacific region. The School uses world-class teaching, thought-leading research and corporate associations to provide real-world experience, hands-on learning and industry networking, giving students a career edge in their field.
- Vision
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Our vision is:
To be one of the most influential Business Schools in Australia and Asia.
- Mission
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Our mission is:
To “advance the welfare and the prosperity of the people through excellence in business education”.
Through the achievement of its mission the School will:
(a) inspire and propel some of the most talented students from around the world to become the respected and innovative academic, community and business leaders of tomorrow;
(b) provide an energising culture of international excellence in research, teaching and learning;
(c) promote an ethical and entrepreneurial spirit; and
(d) be a strong positive influence for alumni, business, industry, government and the professions. - Assurance of learning
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Assurance of learning
The UWA Business School is strongly committed to enhancing the student learning experience through comprehensive assurance of learning procedures embedded within the curriculum. Each program has broad goals and specific objectives that align with the Australian Qualifications Framework, Discipline based learning standards and the UWA Educational Principles.
The program learning goals include:
- discipline specific knowledge and understanding
- cognitive, technical research skills for lifelong learning
- oral and written communication skills
- ability to work as part of a team
- reflective skills
- awareness of ethical, cultural, social and sustainability issues
- leadership and strategic capabilities in a local and global context (MBA)
#4 Best Business School Australia (AFR BOSS Best Business Schools 2023)
#1 Best Business School in Western Australia (AFR BOSS Best Business Schools 2023)
5000+ students from 62 countries
Top 100 worldwide for Accounting and Finance (QS 2020)
30+ corporate supporters
Welcome from the Dean and Head of School Peter Robertson
Announcements
#4 Best Business School in Australia
UWA Business School remains one of Australia’s leading business institutions, securing the top spot in WA and ranking fourth in Australia
(AFR BOSS Best Business Schools 2023). The School was ranked third in Australia out of 37 institutions for education quality, eighth for reputation, and nineteenth for career impact.
Binance Australia partners with UWA
Leading fintech Binance Australia has donated $450,000 to UWA blockchain courses. The partnership will increase blockchain and crypto literacy for students and develop the tech skills needed for high-demand industries.
Fellowship of AFAANZ
Congratulations to Professor Jac Birt, Head of Accounting and Finance at the UWA Business School, awarded a Fellowship of AFAANZ at the annual Accounting & Finance Association of Australia and New Zealand (AFAANZ) Conference dinner. Professor Birt joins a group of 32 distinguished Fellows, three from The University of Western Australia.
Business School staff recipients of teaching awards
We are pleased to advise the following UWA Business School staff have been awarded a:
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UWA Excellence in Teaching Award - Postgraduate Lecturer - Joint inners: Doina Olaru and Caleb Goods
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UWA Excellence in Teaching Award - Undergraduate Lecturer: Frank Liu
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UWA Excellence in Teaching Award - Early Career Lecturer - Emika Howard
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UWA Excellence in Teaching Award - Sessional Lecturer - Joint winners: Jasmin Ward and Dee Roche
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Jin-Boon Lew Tutor Award - Joint winners: Dhammi Azariadis and Monique Robertson
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Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning: Donella Caspersz
UWA Business School retains AACSB international recognition
The UWA Business School has retained a prestigious accreditation for a further five years through the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International following a rigorous peer review process. Only five per cent of business schools in the world have achieved.
Chancellors Medal awarded
The Deputy Chair of the UWA Business School Board will be awarded the Chancellors Medal on Tuesday 26 July at the UWA Business School Graduation Ceremony.
Our departments
Corporate supporters
The UWA Business School has a network of over 30 industry and corporate partnerships including Bankwest, EY, Woodside, KPMG, BHP Billiton, Chevron and many more. Strong industry contacts give students the added advantage of growing quality networks to draw on when you graduate. Our supporters include:
Events
- Contemporary Issues in PRME Annual Lecture 2023
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Tuesday 10 October 2023
Wesfarmers Lecture Theatre, UWA Business School, UWA and OnlineThe UWA Business School is pleased to invite you to attend the annual Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) Lecture. This year's PRME Lecture will be held online and in-person and will explore the profound significance of water as an essential life force and how our relationship with it has changed since colonisation.
The lecture will be presented by Danjoo Koorliny Co-Director Carol Innes AM who will be joined by Winsome MacLaurin and Jason Barrow and Co-Director Danjoo Koorliny Dr. Richard Walley will give the Welcome to Country.
- Busting Business Myths
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Join us at the UWA Business School for ‘Busting Business Myths’ on Wednesday 25 October, 5-7pm, where our researchers are diving deep into common business beliefs to separate fact from fiction through poster pitches. Light refreshments provided.
- Shann Memorial Lecture
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The annual Shann Memorial Lecture was introduced to honour the memory of the Foundation Professor of Economics at UWA, Edward Owen Giblin Shann. Edward Shann has been regarded as the pioneer of the academic development of economics and traditional Australian economic history and he was a strong advocate of individual intellectual freedom and developing a sense of social responsibilities. He penned several books and essays on the economic history of Australia and was a major influence in formulating financial and fiscal policies in Australia.
The 2022 Shann Memorial Lecture was presented on Wednesday 28 September. The event was hosted by The UWA Business School and The Economic Society of Australia (WA Branch). This year's lecture was given by Meghan Quinn, Secretary of the Department of Industry, Science and Resources. Meghan presented on A perspective of the financial system through COVID and beyond. Please click below for access to the lecture transcript.About Edward Shann
Edward Shann was born in 1884 and graduated with first-class honours in history and political economics from Queens’ College, University of Melbourne. He won several scholarships and went on for higher studies at the London School of Economics. He returned to Australia from England in 1910 and was lecturer-in-charge of history and economics at the University of Queensland from June 1911 to December 1912. He joined the University of Western Australia in its inaugural year of 1913 as the Foundation Professor of history and economics. He then went on to work at the University for a total of 22 years and was Vice-Chancellor from 1921 to 1923. Edward Shann’s life was cut tragically short when he died at the age of 51, in 1935.
- Asia-Pacific Family Business Symposium 2023
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The 5th Asia-Pacific Family Business Symposium will host research, teaching and professional practice presentations on the theme of 'Being an Organisational Citizen: Family Business Response'.
Researchers are increasingly becoming interested in business ethics and corporate social responsibility in family business. The growing focus on environmental, social and governance issues in business organisations magnifies the importance of attention to these areas.
This year, we are thrilled to be welcoming guest speaker Professor Alfredo De Massis who will offer invaluable insights on this year’s theme.
Register to secure your attendance at year’s event
Event details:
Date: Wednesday 27 September 2023
Time: 12pm AWST
Venue: Online
Congratulations to our student award winners
- 2021 UWA Business School Prizes
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Dr Andrew M Houston Memorial Prize in Economics
Bianca van der Walt
Adjunct Professor, Dr Brett Davies Legal Consolidated Prize in MGMT3342 Entrepreneurship
Josephine Santoso
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Prize in ACCT2112 Management Accounting
Megan Lam Thuon Mine
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Prize in ACCT2331 Taxation
Shana Soares
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Prize in ACCT3322 Auditing
Ashley Yao
D. W. Oxnam Prize in Work and Employment Relations
Mike Anderson
Emeritus Professor Izan Prize in FINA4590 Research Methods in Accounting and Finance
Thomas Higgins
Gerard Daniels Prize in HRMT5502 Human Resource Analytics
Bethany O'Regan
Gerard Daniels Prize in HRMT5518 Strategic Human Resource Management
James Parker
Jack and Norma Krasnostein Prize in MGMT5608 Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Sander Bangma
Julie Michael Memorial Prize in MGMT5517 Leadership for Social Impact
Michelle Emmett
Ky Cao Prize in ECON3395 Economic Policy
Ben Perks
Metrix Consulting Prize in Marketing Research
Stephanie Harrington
Office of the Auditor General for Western Australia Prize
Rowarne Leith
Perron Prize in MGMT5526 Principles for Responsible Management
Kate McGee
Perron Prize in MGMT5506 Ethics and Sustainability Management
Careena Nolan
Productivity Commission Prize for ECON3302 Applied Microeconomics
Seamus Twomey
Professor Edward Shann Memorial Prize in ECON1102 Macroeconomics: Money and Finance
Bianca van der Walt
Rosalind Fok Prize in ACCT2201 Corporate Accounting
Josie Cooper
Smith-Gander Prize in FINA5603 Mergers and Acquisitions
Rui Zhang
UBS Prize in FINA3324 Investment Analysis
Charmaine Yeo
UBS Prize in FINA5530 Managerial Finance
William Pender
UBS Prize in FINA5533 Finance Essentials
Vinita Rohra
Viburnum Funds Prize in FINA1221 Introduction to Finance
Kartikeya Kaushal
W.E.G. Salter Memorial Prize in Economics
Michael Jenkins
Wesfarmers Limited Business Development Prize in FINA2207 Business Analysis and Valuation
Bryan Ng
Wesfarmers Limited Business Development Prize in FINA2205 Quantitative Methods for Finance
Gabriella Wang
Convocation Undergraduate Prize in Bachelor of Commerce
Matthew Poli
Phil Dolan Prize for Best Performance in the Master of Applied Finance
Prashan Abeywardana
Professor David Plowman Memorial Prize
Johan Hawinkel
Diane Smith-Gander MBA Prize - MGMT5530 Healthcare Systems, Policy and Governance
Lara Diepeveen
Economic Society of Australia (WA Branch) Honours Prize for best B.Com Student in Economics
Jia Wei Loh
Economic Society of Australia (WA Branch) Honours Prize for best B.Phil Student in Economics
Jack MulqueeneyHeneman Honours or Postgraduate Research Prize in Industrial Relations
Sandra Martain
Tracey Horton Scholar
Anderson Agusputranto
Tracey Horton Scholar
Ibrahim Ayoub
Tracey Horton Scholar
Sander Bangma
Tracey Horton Scholar
James Birkmanis
Tracey Horton Scholar
Tara May Broadhurst
Tracey Horton Scholar
Steven Chau
Tracey Horton Scholar
Simon Cloete
Tracey Horton Scholar
Jamie Cole
Tracey Horton Scholar
Patrick Fagan
Tracey Horton Scholar
Nathan Fielder
Tracey Horton Scholar
Dean Finlayson
Tracey Horton Scholar
Ruslan Garapov
Tracey Horton Scholar
Lisa Gillespie
Tracey Horton Scholar
Zarelda Goh
Tracey Horton Scholar
Scott Harding
Tracey Horton Scholar
Johan Hawinkel
Tracey Horton Scholar
Suanlee Heng
Tracey Horton Scholar
Jack Hodge
Tracey Horton Scholar
Victoria Hough
Tracey Horton Scholar
Marisa Ioppolo-Armanios
Tracey Horton Scholar
Miodrag Kovacevic
Tracey Horton Scholar
Kenneth McCormack
Tracey Horton Scholar
Gregory Morris
Tracey Horton Scholar
Courtney O'Connor
Tracey Horton Scholar
Jin Ou
Tracey Horton Scholar
Morgan Peart
Tracey Horton Scholar
Lorraine Ponti
Tracey Horton Scholar
Benjamin S/O Rajasigamany
Tracey Horton Scholar
Craig Rodgers
Tracey Horton Scholar
David Spurge
Tracey Horton Scholar
Helen Studham
Tracey Horton Scholar
Rahul Suhane
Tracey Horton Scholar
Christopher Webb
Tracey Horton Scholar
Lifang Zhang
Philip Brown Scholar
Christian Harding
Jin-Boon Lew Tutor Award
Louise Roberts
Jin-Boon Lew Tutor AwardMare Stevanovski - 2022 Business School Scholarships
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David Mack Indigenous Commencing Scholarship
Isabelle Turner
David Mack Indigenous Continuing Scholarship
Ari Spring
Brian T. Dolan Scholarship in the UWA Business School
Lawson O'Brien
J. Willinge Scholarship in the UWA Business School
Lachlan Harrington
C. A Vargovic Memorial Honours Scholarship
Louis Richardson
C. A Vargovic Memorial Honours Scholarship
Ethan Slaven
C. A Vargovic Memorial Honours Scholarship
Vince Gingoyon
C. A Vargovic Memorial Honours Scholarship
Hongye Lan
Perron Foundation Scholarship in Business Leadership
Alexa van der Merwe
Perron Foundation Scholarship in Business Leadership
Hukambir Kohli
Perron Foundation Scholarship in Business Leadership
Fletcher McLachlan
Perron Foundation Scholarship in Business Leadership
Tran Nguyen
Perron Foundation Scholarship in Business Leadership
Lilly Brown
Perron Foundation Scholarship in Business Leadership
Stefan Chrisostomou
Perron Foundation Scholarship in Business Leadership
Soonya Batool
Perron Foundation Scholarship in Business Leadership
Hayley Cooper
Perron Foundation Scholarship in Business Leadership
Jett Nelson
Perron Foundation Scholarship in Business Leadership
Shannon Griffin
MANNKAL ECONOMIC EDUCATION FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
Hui Yen Siaw
Bruce Goulds Memorial Commerce Scholarship
Ben Grey
J AND J TOP SOLUTIONS BRIGHT MINDS SCHOLARSHIP
Joshua Taylor
Odna Borlaug Scholarship
Meg Lucas
Dr Merab Tauman Memorial Scholarship
EJ Bitangcol
Canning College Student Achievement Scholarship
Mya Khin
UWA Business School MBA Full Time International Achievement Scholarship
Priya Verma
Mining Leaders Scholarship
Pauline Ring
Mark and Paige Barnaba MBA Full Time Scholarship
Sean Huggins
UWA Business School MBA Intensive Scholarship
Nanette Trask
Paul Wilson Memorial Award
Nicholas Trask
A world-class pathway to global industry
Our graduates are represented in top positions across the public, private and not-for-profit sectors around the world. Additionally, many of our graduates choose to establish their own businesses, working in fields ranging from healthcare and technology, through to consulting and the performing arts. A degree from the UWA Business School gives you endless possibilities to excel across the globe.
Alumni
Grace Zhou
Grace Zhou
Grace Zhou
Bachelor of Commerce, Master of Human Resources and Employment Relations, MBA
Principal Human Resources Advisor at CITIC Pacific Mining Management
‘In 2007, when I started my first HR job, I felt this was the career I wanted to pursue for the long term. In 2009, I started my Master’s degree study – Master of HR and Employment Relations at UWA while working full-time in HR, I enjoyed my master learning journey at UWA very much.
‘My passion is my job – HR management and organisation development. Adding value to the business as a service department. Being in Human Resources, I believe humans/people come before resources, I believe in developing, nurturing and caring for our talent and workforce to make sure we achieve the best outcome for both the company and employees.
‘I am working to help create a work environment/company culture where everyone feels supported and that they can achieve their potential and have a fair go, a place that promotes initiatives, innovation, efficiency, productivity.
‘UWA provided me with a great knowledge foundation; most importantly, I had the opportunity to learn from a number of knowledgeable professors who are the experts in their field. I feel this is the most value I can obtain from university study – to be close to those with knowledge, wisdom and passion – learn from them, and become one of them and pass on that value, inspiration and positive influence to others in both work and life.’
Hayley Hamp
Hayley Hamp
Hayley Hamp
Bachelor of Commerce
Marketing Communications Coordinator, Collingwood Football Club
‘I graduated in March 2018 on a Saturday night and the morning after got on a one way flight to Melbourne. Moving to Melbourne was always something I wanted to do, and upon completing my studies I knew this was the right time to give it a go.
‘I started work as a coordinator at international media agency Carat (Dentsu Aegis Network). While I was only there for a year, my team and the business were a huge part of what made my first year in Melbourne such a success.
‘I’ve always loved sports and wanted to work in sports marketing, so I kept my eyes open at the start of 2019 for marketing roles through any of the sports clubs based in Melbourne. In March, my current role at Collingwood Football Club came up – Marketing Communications Coordinator. I applied thinking I’d never get it, but alas I did!
‘UWA was an important part of my journey as their flexibility allowed me to gain valuable work experience while studying, and be introduced to professionals in the industry I otherwise wouldn’t have met.’
Louise Bosserman
Louise Bosserman
Louise Bosserman
Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Economics
Brand and Engagement Manager, Whiskey and Gin, Pernod Ricard
Louise Fry Bosserman graduated from The University of Western Australia in 2010 with a Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Economics. She is a global marketing and brand strategy specialist, who over the last decade has worked for Budweiser’s craft beer portfolio, Unilever’s new brand ventures and Pernod Ricard’s premium whiskey and gin portfolio.
‘The most interesting aspect of my career has been the breadth of what I’ve been able to experience. Even though I studied Commerce and Economics, it opened so many doors that led to incredible opportunities outside of traditional Economics and Finance.
‘My educational background set the foundation for a career journey that ultimately gave me the opportunity to travel around the world (like, building brands while tasting their rare whiskeys at distilleries in Scotland and Ireland) and to be a part of once in a lifetime experiences (such as building partnerships with Serena Williams, Coachella and Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show).’
Louise is based in New York City with her husband, rescue dog and daughter.
Mia Herriman
Mia Herriman
Mia Herriman
Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Arts
Regional Digital Lead, Scentre Group (Owner and Operator of Westfield, Aus and NZ)
‘Graduating from The University of Western Australia in 2015, I moved across to London to take on an internship with boutique brand management firm Luxley Communications. I worked in the public relations arm of the company, handling client press releases, researching strategy and developing content and pitches for publications.
‘Prior to my return to Australia, I was successful in gaining a position as a public relations assistant with Muse Bureau, one of Perth’s top public relations and events firms. After working with the firm for several months I was successful in gaining a role as Marketing, Communication and Events Coordinator at UWA Sport.
‘I am now working at Scentre Group, the Regional Digital Lead manages and coordinates digital channels and content to efficiently create digital vibrancy across multiple centres, which engages customers, connects the community and supports retailers.
‘UWA gave me the skills and confidence to go out into the world and pursue my passion. UWA is about more than just a degree and I think the experience is what’s been most important in shaping my life today.’
Mikey Kailis
Mikey Kailis
Mikey Kailis
Master of Commerce (Advanced) (University of Western Australia)
Counterpart Ventures
Mikey works in San Francisco at a venture capital firm that invests in early stage technology startups. His career started in Perth as a journalist after graduating his undergraduate degree with a passion for the media.
He returned to university to complete his Masters in Commerce which led his career towards entrepreneurship, venture capital and startup companies.
‘I graduated with a Master’s from UWA in 2013, somewhat unsure what industry I wanted to work in. Like most, it has taken me a number of years since graduating to get a clearer sense of this.
‘I knew I wanted to work with innovative, progressive individuals who challenged the status quo and got this in abundance working among startup companies.
‘Working in this field led me to San Francisco where I now work at a venture capital firm that invests in early stage ($2-8m) startups.
‘My time at UWA gave me the educational foundation I now rely on as I make a name for myself in venture capital.’
Nicholas Anile
Nicholas Anile
Nicholas Anile
Master of Marketing
Account Executive, Painted Dog Research
‘I began working for Painted Dog Research prior to my graduation in a casual role and after the completion of my degree I was both lucky enough and had proven myself to my managers to be offered a full-time position.
‘Painted Dog Research is the state’s largest social research company offering custom research solutions to every client; with clients across both the public and private sectors around the country.
‘I utilise the knowledge I learnt in my degrees every single day of my career. The ability to think critically and find solutions to problems are must have skills.
‘My day to day responsibilities vary depending upon my active project list. However, my roles and responsibilities generally include:
- Assisting with the writing of proposals or tenders
- Liaising and building relationships with clients
- Project management
- In-depth data analysis through a wide variety of techniques ranging from simple statistics to complex data science models
- Writing reports that synthesises any analysis conducted into actionable insights
- Presenting
‘My favourite aspect of studying at UWA were the friendships I made with classmates; which were facilitated by my tutorials and group assignments. These friendships helped me throughout my degrees.’
Alistair Mackenzie
Alistair Mackenzie
Alistair Mackenzie
MBA 2018
Completing my MBA at UWA gave me confidence to start my own social enterprise (Buddiup) and become my own boss. As a start-up organisation, it was crucial that I was across all areas of my business when I was not in a financial position to hire outside help. The broad range of knowledge I took away from my MBA has helped me identify market opportunities, set up a structure that will be most beneficial for Buddiup in the long term, effectively manage people and finances, and understand when to seek out assistance. I have also been very fortunate to establish close friendships from the MBA cohort who provide continual personal and professional support.
Our courses
Do you want to make your mark in the business world? Studying business at UWA equips you with invaluable knowledge and skills, along with exposure to industry and analytical, communication and problem-solving skills.
Hear about our new courses
Business Analytics major
Find out what it's like to study Business Analytics at UWA. Hear about our new major, hands-on learning, state-of-the-art facilities, practical experience and what you can expect to prepare you for a career in a range of areas.
Hear about our new courses
Bachelor of Economics
Find out what it's like to study the Bachelor of Economics at UWA. Hear about our new degree, hands-on learning, state-of-the-art facilities, practical experience and what you can expect to prepare you for a career in a range of areas.
Women in Economics and Finance
We had the opportunity to speak with a group of accomplished women, shaking things up in the business world and who all have a background in economics or finance. From students and academics at UWA to influential industry leaders, each of them shared their perspectives on diverse leadership and emphasised the need to continue the transformative culture shift in today's business environment.
Read moreGlobal Partnership Programs
- Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode - IIMK
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UWA partnership program with IIMK
Only available for Indian citizens and residents - Asian Institute of Management - AIM
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UWA partnership program with AIM
Only available for Philippines citizens and residents
Hear about our new courses
Business Analytics major
Find out what it's like to study Business Analytics at UWA. Hear about our new major, hands-on learning, state-of-the-art facilities, practical experience and what you can expect to prepare you for a career in a range of areas.
Hear about our new courses
Business Analytics major
Find out what it's like to study Business Analytics at UWA. Hear about our new major, hands-on learning, state-of-the-art facilities, practical experience and what you can expect to prepare you for a career in a range of areas.
Hear about our new courses
Business Analytics major
Find out what it's like to study Business Analytics at UWA. Hear about our new major, hands-on learning, state-of-the-art facilities, practical experience and what you can expect to prepare you for a career in a range of areas.
Gain a world-class MBA at UWA
Every leader’s journey is unique. At the UWA Business School, our Master of Business Administration (MBA) course is all about you.
Our MBA program has been ranked number one in the Oceania region for Entrepreneurship and Alumni Outcomes, 6th in Oceania overall and 101-110 globally (QS World University Rankings 2021 Global MBA Rankings). The rankings place UWA MBA graduates as the highest earners in Australia, earning almost $200,000 at the average age of 34.
Tailor the UWA MBA to your goals – from completing a personalised leadership development program, to attending high-level networking events and undertaking applied industry projects. You will be able to choose from a range of option units that suit your interests.
Award-winning teachers and researchers in the UWA Business School
We are committed to maintaining an educational experience for students that combines the best features of new technologies, with those of an interactive learning environment. As a world-class university, we are also committed to producing and integrating state-of-the-art research that can give our students an edge in employability.
If you wish to nominate a teacher for a Teaching & Learning Award, complete this nomination form.
If you wish to nominate a researcher or research mentor for a Research Award, complete this nomination form.
News
Business School spotlight
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Maryam ShariatmadariMaster of Commerce (Finance)WILG 5001, Investment Consulting at Mercer "Mercer's internship program is absolute gold – the ideal internship for any business graduate. It is very well-structured and highly challenging. My key responsibilities lay with researching and preparing investment return reports for Mercer’s clients, which also include The University of Western Australia. I was exposed to a dynamic working environment, where I was often involved in face-to-face and online meetings with high-profile clients globally. This experience has been highly rewarding and I strongly recommend it to all students." |
Australian Awards for University Teaching recipientCongratulations to UWA Business School's Associate Lecturer, Antony Gray, who received an Australian Awards for University Teaching (AAUT) Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning award in December 2019. Antony was the first in his family to finish high school and, after studying music at WAAPA, spent 25 years as a professional musician playing, recording and touring with groups that included everything from jazz ensembles to indie-rock bands. Ant is a passionate and dedicated teacher who strives to help students succeed in their studies. |
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Current research projects
The UWA Business School is committed to a research culture that focuses on international excellence. Research performance is viewed as a critical determinant of both the School’s reputation and its ability to attract top students and world class academics to the School. Our research objectives align with the University’s aim of attracting the very best researchers and building on our competitive strengths.
Our accreditations
A degree from the UWA Business School is your passport to the world. We are one of a few institutions in Australia to be accredited by both the European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) and Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). These are leading business school accreditations in Europe and North America, meaning employers around the world recognise the quality of a UWA degree in business. The UWA Business School is also a signatory of the UN PRME.
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