On Friday, February 16th, the ECU School of Business and Law came alive with vibrant colours, flavours, and festivities as staff members gathered to celebrate the Lunar New Year. Embracing the rich tapestry of cultural diversity within the School, this special occasion marked a moment of unity and appreciation for traditions from around the world.
A WA university course will launch in March aimed at tackling toxic cultures in mining — educating industry leaders on how to prevent and deal with sexual harassment and bullying.
Edith Cowan University’s new graduate certificate is targeted at management more broadly but will include three key units aimed at fly-in, fly-out work.
De-identified real-life incidents will be used on the course, with students asked to draw on their industry experience to identify how to create safer workplaces.
School of Business and Law (SBL) radiated with vibrant colours and joy today as faculty members gathered for a special Diwali celebration, marking the Festival of Lights.
The School of Business and Law (SBL) recently hosted a "Thank-You Breakfast" to express its deep appreciation to the dedicated members of its Advisory Board and Consultative Committees.
ECU alumna Janine Wood recently received the prestigious 2023 MBA Australasia Community Impact Award.
The Australian Shareholders' Association (ASA) has collaborated with ECU's School of Business and Law (SBL) to provide students with practical insights into the share market, global investment dynamics, and corporate governance. This partnership involves monthly meetings with ASA experts, where students present their company analyses and receive feedback. It stimulates critical thinking and offers a dynamic forum for in-depth discussions. This alliance not only benefits ECU students by enhancing their practical skills but also aligns with ASA's mission of supporting retail shareholders. It underscores ECU's commitment to real-world learning experiences for student success.
An ECU team from the School of Business and Law secured second place in the CFA Institute Research Challenge, an international competition where students make investment recommendations. They analyzed Pilbara Minerals and had access to valuable insights from the company's Chief Development Officer and support from Argonaut. The competition hones financial skills and prepares students for real-world challenges. ECU's team's success highlights their dedication and ability to make sound investment recommendations, reflecting ECU's commitment to providing students with practical financial experience.
A team of academics from Edith Cowan University’s (ECU) School of Business and Law (SBL) have developed an innovative, evidence-based and practical toolkit to help organisations better assess their Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) progress.
ECU has once again achieved incredible rankings in the latest Good Universities Guide across a range of disciplines showcasing the University's dedication to education and student experience.
Edith Cowan University’s (ECU’s) School of Business and Law (SBL) has yet again proved its unwavering dedication to providing quality business education, with outstanding results in the latest Good Universities Guide (GUG).
Edith Cowan University’s School of Business and Law kicked off its mid-year orientation week with a bang, with new Undergraduate and Postgraduate students engaging in a series of events and insightful talks designed to set the stage for an enriching learning journey.
The ability to act ethically and think creatively will be crucial skills for business and law graduates amid the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) tools such as ChatGPT, according to Dr Sean Goltz, a Senior Lecturer in ECU’s School of Business and Law.
A new Professorial Chair in Mining Work Health and Safety at the School of Business and Law will oversee significant research and education offerings to affect positive change in WA’s mining industry.
The valuable work the ECU Tax Clinic contributes to help people who can’t afford a tax agent, has been recognised with an acknowledgement in Parliament on Wednesday 22 March.