2020
Articles
24 September 2020
What is driving people's decision to withdraw their superannuation?
New research by the ARC Centre of Excellence in Population Ageing Research (CEPAR) and Cbus has shown that urgent short-term needs for funds are driving people's decision to withdraw some or all of their superannuation savings under the COVID-19 Early Release Scheme.
23 September 2020
Sydney University's Master of Management ranks first in Australia
The University of Sydney Business School's Master of Management has again ranked first in Australia in the QS Business School Rankings, placing it among the top 30 programs globally.
10 September 2020
MBA student profile: Mayuri Manraj
MBA student and UN Women Australia scholarship recipient talks about her experience of pivoting to online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic.
09 September 2020
Most Victorians working from home since lockdown: new data
Almost 60 percent of the days worked by Victorians were done from home in the first week of September, according to preliminary survey findings by the Institute of Transport & Logistics Studies at the University of Sydney.
07 September 2020
WFH(ome)? How WFC(afe) may be a part of the post corona workplace change
PhD student James Bushell explores the Work From Cafe (WFC) phenomenon, which may well be part of the 'new normal' alongside working from home and working from the office.
03 September 2020
How an executive from East Pilbara is rising to COVID-19 challenges
In the first few months working for the Shire of East Pilbara in WA, Lisa Clack learnt that the average life expectancy of local Indigenous women is just 38 years. It was then she realised the challenges that lay ahead.
02 September 2020
Sydney continues its rise in global rankings
The University of Sydney has moved up nine places in the prestigious Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2021. This jump in rankings is underpinned by our excellence in research, our teaching reputation and an increase in academic citations.
02 September 2020
My global Bachelor of Commerce journey: Chloe Segal
Bachelor of Commerce (Liberal Studies) alum and Goldman Sachs analyst Chloe Segal shares the real-world experience, social networks and international study opportunities she explored throughout her Business School degree.
01 September 2020
Young, innovative, connected: meet the new Australian-Chinese entrepreneurs
Chinese-Australian entrepreneurs start companies at a young age, are highly likely to be Australian university graduates and act as a bridge between the two countries' economies, according to new research from KPMG Australia and the University of Sydney.
31 August 2020
MBA student profile: Chris Leeson
MBA student Chris Leeson talks about why he decided to study the part-time MBA and the process of discovery that led him to his decision.