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Ethics in Accounting and Taxation: Helping graduates navigate the grey in Tax Law
If the juicy tax scandals of major multinationals have taught us anything, it’s that ethics should play a significant role in how we teach taxation accounting. The big corporate players are scrutinised by [...]
Excel has not lost its relevance: Why teaching Excel skills to accounting students is still essential
Excel is a tool that has stood the test of time – a pre-requisite technology skill for almost every graduate entering the workforce. But what level of skills do accounting students really need, when [...]
Business Management for all shapes and sizes: Graduate skills for small business and entrepreneurial start-ups
People in unison around the world have had a pandemic-inspired revelation: the corporate career is perhaps no longer what we aspire to. People’s outlook on their relationship with ‘work’ has significantly [...]
Using case studies to help nursing students overcome the struggle of learning bioscience
Michele Dowlman, from the University of Tasmania, owns possibly one of the best t-shirts that a bioscience and nursing lecturer can own. On the front it says, "Why are you seeing what you [...]
Digital technology in the classroom
The Digital Era: We're clearly all living in it – and teachers are on the front line. Within a decade, the iPad went from brand-new invention to a common classroom tool. That demonstrated how quickly [...]