A team of ECU School of Business and Law students have taken their classroom project all the way to the Productivity Commission, contributing directly to a submission on the future of electric freight vehicles in Australia.
ECU School of Business and Law (SBL) academics have been recognised among Australia’s top research experts, with three scholars named national field leaders in The Australian’s 2025 Research Magazine.
ECU School of Business and Law is celebrating a major research outcome, with SBL academics named Chief Investigators on a newly funded Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Project led by Curtin University.
Eight respected researchers from ECU School of Business and Law have been honoured in the recently released 2025 Stanford/Elsevier global Top 2% Scientist lists. This a prestigious recognition of their outstanding contributions across their respective fields, placing them among the world’s top scientific minds.
Four Accounting and Finance students from ECU School of Business and Law have achieved outstanding success at this year’s Certified Financial Analyst (CFA) Research Challenge Perth final, placing runner-up and earning high praise from industry judges.
How do we build better businesses and stronger communities in a shifting global landscape? In October, sustainability researchers from Edith Cowan University School of Business and Law and Massey University came together to explore exactly that.
Once upon a time, you studied hard and got yourself into a university where you kept studying hard and eventually graduated with a head full of theories. Then you started looking for a job. Unless you happen to be uni graduate Adil Raza Zaidi.
Finding a job can be challenging at the best of times. But for many older Australians, the final stretch before reaching pension age is becoming one of the toughest stages of their working lives. It’s an issue that ECU’s School of Business and Law is helping bring to the national spotlight.
What if better beef could boost both public health and global trade? That’s the bold vision behind a new ECU-led research project that’s set to transform Indonesia’s beef industry.
Researchers from Edith Cowan University (ECU) have developed a powerful new toolkit designed to help mining companies measure and improve psychosocial safety on mine sites.
During an intense 36-hour sprint at ECU’s Joondalup campus, whiteboards filled, coffee cups stacked, and ideas began flying for the SDG Challenge 2025 hosted by ECU School of Business and Law.
Dr Allen Au from ECU’s School of Business and Law met with research leaders at Fu Jen Catholic University (FCU) in Taiwan to explore how the two universities could collaborate on new, meaningful projects.
Eight high-achieving accounting students, both undergraduate and postgraduate, together with staff members Deepa Bannigidadmath and Tricia Ong, proudly represented ECU School of Business and Law at the CPA Future Leaders Dinner 2025.
ECU Associate Professor Prafula Pearce, Coordinator of the ECU Tax Clinic, led the outreach, joined by Dr Clare Tai, registered tax agent Dhvani Thakkar, student supervisor Emma Riley and student volunteers Vikas Soni and Fei Mei.
A new Edith Cowan University (ECU) study, The rise of women in mining - How to improve inclusion and diversity through organisational programs, has revealed that mining companies have made strong progress in hiring more women and are now turning their focus to building inclusive workplace cultures where women feel valued, safe, and supported.