Our researchers solve real-world problems in collaboration with diverse and dynamic partners. To support industry engaged research, the College has created a cohesive and dynamic research environment that fosters entrepreneurship and innovation, and we pride ourselves on our research translation and far-reaching real-world impact.
Our research profile videos, impact case studies and thought leadership blog (Acumen) will give you an excellent overview of the quality of the College of Business and Law’s research, and the depth of capability our researchers possess.
Acumen
Acumen is the College of Business and Law’s thought leadership blog, which our academics utilise to present research findings and provide expert commentary on current topics. As an institution that employs experts on the forefront of research-backed thinking, we have an opportunity (and perhaps an obligation) to provide thought leadership, to help Australian individuals and businesses navigate this rapidly changing world.
Researcher Profile Videos
View a selection of high quality short videos that focus on some of the College of Business and Law’s top researchers. These videos delve into what drives our academics in their work, and offer an understanding of how the College’s research is making a real impact on society, industry and government.
Research Impact Case Studies
View a collection of written case studies that demonstrate the real world impact the College of Business and Law’s research is having on society, industry and government. The importance of research impact is on the rise, industry and governments want to see applied research that can translate through to the real world.
Research Capability Statements
View a compilation of capability statements that have been created for the College of Business and Law's Research Centres, Groups and Hubs. These capability statements offer an overview of the research Centre/Group/Hub, and feature key contact details.
Events
View a collection of recordings of past College of Business and Law research related events. These events were part of the College's extremely successful Thought Leadership Webinar Series, which was created to contribute to public discourse on important current topics.
