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Demi Chung Lecturer School of Accounting
Missed the meal? Listen to Clinton Free's podcast on white collar crime.
Congratulations on gaining a place at UNSW Business School
Meet with an AGSM representative in your state to discuss your study options
Discover uni life at UNSW Business School
Stay in touch and stay connected to your alumni business network on LinkedIn
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The Australian Graduate School of Management (AGSM) is the section of the UNSW Business School in Sydney, that offers global top tier general management, executive and leadership development programs.
Why do people commit fraud? And how do they often get away with it? Professor Free's research has seen him interview inmates of US prisons convicted of insider trading, credit card fraud, money laundering and other financial crimes.
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Congratulations to #unswbusiness student Lilly Dam! She is the lucky winner of our #walkthisway competition and won a $2000 travel voucher! Enjoy your prize and good luck for your first semester at #UNSW. #unswoweek
February 27, 2015
In a recent sold-out event held by the Melbourne UNSW Business School Alumni Committee, speakers shared key turning points in their careers and strategies for getting where you want to be.
Why Tony Abbott risks becoming a Whitlam (paywall)
You’re having a laugh: New research shows how jokes at work really do help
Concern as Greece exit from eurozone looms
In a further demonstration of the high priority AGSM places on promoting and developing the leadership skills of women in Australian business, the school was the proud educational partner of the 2015 Leadership Agenda Women in Leadership Awards.
February 26, 2015
MBA alumni were on hand to give a warm welcome to the MBA students of 2015.
Starting his first business, Fast Flowers, at just 17, entrepreneurship has always been Jonathan Barouch’s focus. He brought plenty of inspiration to invigorate the next generation of students.
February 25, 2015
This week in Business Pulse we take a look at some of the support services offered to students at the Business School.
Entrepreneurial hopefuls Shirin Prabhu, Virginia Wang, Jerry Zhou, and Kevin Chen will compete in Montreal this week in one of the world's biggest business case competitions.
“Qantas Airways is poised to report a record profit this year as it reaps the benefits of the lower fuel price and an end to the domestic capacity wars,” says UNSW Business School’s John Roberts