Nobel Laureate, Professor Daniel Kahneman, gives the keynote speech at the annual Business School alumni dinner.
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Jonathan Bonnitcha
(BEc(SocSc) Hons '04, LLB '06)
I think the most important things I took from my time in the Faculty were a sharpened capacity for critical thinking and an appreciation of the importance of interdisciplinary thinking in all the social sciences.
Glen Bertram
(BCom (Hons) '04, LLB (Hons) '06)
I was most inspired by the courses studying financial markets. I wanted to work in them. But it was some of the economics courses that probably caused me to reflect more on the way I saw the world around me. Perhaps it would be fair to describe the former as more vocational, and the latter as more cerebral (a generalisation). More
Rebecca Hamilton
(BEc (SocSc) (Hons) '03)
When I started at the University of Sydney I had been out of the education system for seven years because I had left school early. I was starved of knowledge and was like a sponge, absorbing everything I could from the university experience…Getting the University Medal was a lucky break in that I suspect it clinched the deal in terms of getting the Knox Fellowship. More.
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