Research activity
The Faculty of Business and Law is proud of its research achievements and is committed to continuing its high quality and innovative applied research. We engage collaboratively with strategic partners who provide an in-depth understanding of particular issues, to enable research academics to contribute unique expertise and research methodology.
Research in the faculty is driven by a desire to solve issues with research outcomes that have innovative and practical application in the real world.
Research centres
The Faculty of Business and Law has five research centres:
- Centre for Applied Social Marketing Research (CASMR)
- Centre for Retirement Incomes and Financial Education Research (CRIFER)
- Finance, Economics, Markets and Accounting Research Centre (FEMARC)
- Sellenger Centre for Research in Law, Justice and Social Change
- Small and Medium Enterprise Research Centre (SMERC)
News & events
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My Research Journey: Dr Alicia Stanway
The equation for transition: PhD scholar to academic career
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My Research Journey: Dr Paul Jackson
Dr Paul Jackson reflects on his research journey so far.
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Professor Ross Dowling convenes international geotourism conference
3rd Global Geotourism Conference, in the Sultanate of Oman.
Research and Higher Degrees Office
The Office of Research and Higher Degrees oversees the research activities and research students within the Faculty of Business and Law.
Research links and partnerships
The Faculty of Business and Law is committed to expanding its local, national and international research links. Our researchers work in collaboration with businesses, other Universities, industry bodies and government on innovative applied and theoretical research studies.
Research projects
The Faculty of Business and Law produces important research work in a wide range of fields and disciplines. Most staff are associated with one or more of the research programs.
Research skills support
The Faculty of Business and Law has a strong commitment to providing both staff and students with the support they need to undertake their research activities.