ECU School of Business and Law's Executive Education team recently ran an online Climate Literacy training for 30 Australia Awards scholars. The goal? To help them better understand climate change, the contribution of daily human activities and give them the tools to make a real difference.
As part of the School of Business and Law's Retail Marketing unit, students work directly with Indigenous businesses to develop marketing strategies, pitch campaign ideas, and build Shopify websites, applying classroom knowledge to real business challenges.
The second cohort of the Future Leaders Program came together for an evening of celebration, connection, and reflection, marking the successful completion of two x 2 day intensive leadership workshops.
ECU’s School of Business and Law’s Centre for Sustainability and Governance Research (CSGR) brought together global experts for a critical conversation on the role of ethics in sustainable business.
Two outstanding alumni from Edith Cowan University’s School of Business and Law (ECU SBL) have been honoured at this year’s 40under40 Awards.
ECU’s Professor Sam Huang soars in the ranks of a global list of top scientists in Business and Management.
A university course is a great starting point for a successful career, but after you graduate it can be a challenge finding employment. Unless your course included valuable work experience and industry contacts that is.
Project management can be one of two things. It can be part of your overall skillset, or it can be your whole job. Either way, a skilled project manager is a valuable person to have around and someone who can work in any industry.
When ECU School of Business and Law academics set off for Poland on Erasmus+ International Teaching Scholarships, they planned to share knowledge and build global connections, but they returned with even more than they expected.
ECU School of Business and Law Executive Dean, Professor Maryam Omari, has been appointed to two major leadership positions in the business education sector, strengthening the School’s voice and visibility both nationally and internationally.
More than 25 small business owners gathered for the highly anticipated Boost Your Business conference, an event designed to equip entrepreneurs with the latest technological strategies to protect, optimise, and grow their businesses.
Water scarcity is one of the top issues some countries around the world face today, but it isn't just developing countries that are struggling. Some countries with highly developed infrastructure are seeing threats to water supplies increasing due to poorly maintained infrastructure and climate change. Urbanisation, population growth, pollution and land development are all compounding factors to this. It's estimated that by 2025, 1.8 billion people will face “absolute water scarcity” when annual water supplies in some regions drop below 500 cubic metres per person.
On Wednesday, 12 March 2025, the Law Discipline of the ECU School of Business and Law (SBL) hosted an insightful panel discussion titled “Time Management – Techniques to Succeed in Law School”. The event, held in the Moot Court, brought together legal professionals and top law students to exchange practical strategies for effectively managing time in the demanding field of legal studies.
Yesterday, the ECU gymnasium was filled with excitement—not for a sports match with fans cheering for Team ECU, but for a Careers Fair. Students crowded the space, eager to explore job opportunities, network with industry professionals, and gain insights into their future careers.