The ability to act ethically and think creatively will be crucial skills for business and law graduates amid the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) tools such as ChatGPT, according to Dr Sean Goltz, a Senior Lecturer in ECU’s School of Business and Law.
A new Professorial Chair in Mining Work Health and Safety at the School of Business and Law will oversee significant research and education offerings to affect positive change in WA’s mining industry.
The valuable work the ECU Tax Clinic contributes to help people who can’t afford a tax agent, has been recognised with an acknowledgement in Parliament on Wednesday 22 March.
More than 300 students attended our School of Business and Law’s (SBL) 2023 Career Fair on 8 March, where students met with leading employers and made valuable industry connections;
In 2019 Law student Stuart Caporn responded to a request for volunteers from Circle Green Community Legal – a not-for-profit community legal centre that assists the most vulnerable and disadvantaged in our community.
Not only was Samika Sen Thakuri offered a job before she completed her Work Integrated Learning (WIL) placement but two months later she was promoted.
Bachelor of Laws and Commerce student Victoria Cuarteroz has been selected as a 2023 Mannkal Scholar.
Work Integrated Learning (WIL) is one of the most valuable opportunities available to students in the School of Business and Law. It’s also an opportunity to build networks and in some instances – as Lucy Shirley can attest – a WIL placement can lead to employment and an exciting career.
More than 25 international students are working part-time or casually in hospitality after completing ‘Come study and work in Western Australia’ training.
The School of Business and Law was prominent in the 61st Australian Supply Chain and Logistics Awards (ASCLA), held in Melbourne earlier in November.
The School of Business and Law recently celebrated the School’s top achieving students from 2021.
In a landmark program for Western Australia, SBL lecturers Nickey Ludkins and Dr Mehran Nejati developed and delivered the first accredited Carbon Literacy Training program to a group of Department of Water and Environment Regulation staff.
MBA student Amy Zahra has been awarded a Zonta International scholarship in recognition of her academic achievement and contribution to supporting women in business.
The legal policy and ethical implications of the field of Robotics and Automation was the topic of the 2022 ECU Law Assembly.
While the International Olympic Committee espouses that sport is about solidarity, fair play and friendship, the commercial investment in sport tells a somewhat different story. Expert in Sport Business and Marketing Dr Ashlee Morgan writes for The Conversation.