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Research

UNSW Business School is a global leader for research in business and economics. We have a number of core areas of research strength and we have research partnerships that place students in important academic, government, and industry positions.

More than 350 academic staff in the UNSW Business School conduct world-class research that is both rigorous and relevant. Our researchers are regularly awarded competitive grants for research excellence and are closely engaged with a number of industry partners and government. In addition, there are currently more than 150 Australian and international students from all over the world studying with us in our research programs.

Our higher degree research programs inspire students to think profoundly and develop independent high-quality research. Our world standard research expertise shapes economic policy and influences the way business is done around the world. We have a number of research institutes that solve real-world problems and set the standard in excellence in research for Australia.

Research strengths

The UNSW Business School has a number of core areas of research strength, including markets and decision making, health and wellbeing, financial services, corporate governance and management.

Grants & performance

Our research performance has led the UNSW Business School to be highly placed in university rankings within Australia and globally.

Research news & events

Find out about our annual research events, including our events showcasing our current students' research projects such as the Student Research Fair and Three Minute Thesis.

News

UNSW Business School researchers secure more than $600,000 in ARC funding

Two UNSW Business School projects received over $600 thousand in the latest ARC Discovery Project scheme.

Employee-driven Innovation tainted by bureaucracy and gimmicks

Workplaces that hinder creativity risk damaging progressive innovation.

Federal Government awards UNSW Business School $820,000 in research funding

UNSW Business School researchers have been awarded nearly $820,000 for two major research projects – on the impact of laws to protect racial minorities, and retirement planning.