It’s not often that both academics and students are learning a new suite of information simultaneously. The conditions need to be just right, where a new technology is uncharted, and has immediate and significant implications to a profession [...]

There is a world of experience out there, quite literally. Every situation – be it conflict or success – could be a potential case study for Management students. As a Lecturer in Management at the University of [...]

‘It’s hard-skills that get you hired, and soft-skills that get you fired’. This saying is highly fitting when discussing ethics in accounting courses. Most students start their education journey believing that technical skills are most important for [...]

Graduate psychologists are sensitive to the fact that they work in a very diverse society, and now more than ever, there is a real hunger for change. Embedding Indigenous knowledges and ensuring Indigenous participation in the psychology field is one [...]

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 the public as to whether [...]

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 they’ll likely be working with [...]