Student Research Fair

Event details

To be Held: T3 2020 (week 6)
Where: Online on MS Teams

More details to be provided soon regarding date, time and format in 2020. Any questions regarding the event to business.researchdegree@unsw.edu.au

Honours and HDR students will be asked to prepare a slide of their research and submit it to the Research Office and be available during the event to answers questions about their research, data, progress and any impediments and obstacles they have had to overcome.

Presentation information

All poster presentations were digital allowing students to have longer deadlines to collate data and prepare their slide. Students were asked to bring their slide on USB and present their research to smaller groups. In 2019 we trialled 75 minute sessions and more focussed/specialised sessions. UNSW Business School Honours students and HDR students were invited to apply to present an e-poster/ slide at the Student Research Fair. There were 4 streams and the winner of each stream receiving $500.

Participants & prizes

UNSW Business School HDR and Honours students were invited to present their research so far on one slide at the Student Research Fair. 

UNSW Business School HDR students (both PhD and MPhil) were encouraged to submit a slide in the HDR category – first prize is also $500. 

2019 award winners

Back row: Julian Prester, Leigh Mellish, Arseny Gorbenko, Salih Ozdemir
Front Row: Luke Zhou, Jonathan Morris, Srinwanti H Chaudhury

$500 for the winner of Stream 1 awarded to Julian Prester (SISTM)
$500 for the winner of Stream 2 awarded to Luke Zhou (Hons ACTL)
$500 for the winner of Stream 3 awarded to Arseny Gorbenko (BFIN)
$500 for the winner of Stream 4 awarded to Srinwanti H Chaudhury (MARK)
$250 People’s Choice Award was awarded to Leigh Mellish (MGMT)
2018 award winners

Winner HDR e-poster: Jonas Heller
Runner Up HDR e-poster: Jessica Zhang
Winner Honours e-poster: Stephen Burgess
People’s Choice Winner HDR: Malshika Dias
People’s Choice Winner Honours: Tristan Truuvert
2017 award winners

Honours Research-In-Progress Talks

Accounting; Banking & Finance Winner: Andrew Marshall
Accounting; Banking & Finance Runner-up: Kelwin Tang
Economics; Risk & Actuarial Studies Winner: Helena Luo
Economics; Risk & Actuarial Studies Runner-up: Igor Balnozan
Marketing; Information Systems & Technology Management Winner: Isabella Poidevin
Marketing; Information Systems & Technology Management Runner-up: Chun-Tang Pai

Undergraduate Research Posters

Best poster: Wilson Hua, Information Systems & Technology Management
Runner-up:Connar Stratton and Genki Yamaguchi, Management
People’s Choice: Gerald Tsang and Priscilla Handojo, Information Systems & Technology Management

Postgraduate Research Posters

Best poster (Group 1): Jing Xu, Banking & Finance
Best poster (Group 2): Khet Khet Oo Tha, Information Systems & Technology Management
Runner-up (Group 1): Sarka Stepankova, Accounting
Runner-up (Group 2): Yankun Zhao, Taxation & Business Law
Third place (Group 1): Yang Xu, Accounting
Third place (Group 2): Johannes Hoelzemann, Economics
People’s Choice: Yankun Zhao, Taxation & Business Law

2016 award winners

Honours Research-In-Progress Talks

Information Systems, Technology and Management Presentation Winner: Annie Tran
Information Systems, Technology and Management Presentation Runner-up: Amy Diep
Risk & Actuarial Studies; Economics Presentation Winner: Kai Zen (Economics)
Risk & Actuarial Studies; Economics Presentation Runner-up: Mark Lavender (Risk & Actuarial Studies)
Risk & Actuarial Studies; Economics Presentation Runner-up: Calvin He (Economics)
Management; Banking & Finance Presentation Winner: Sun Yong Kim (Banking & Finance)
Management; Banking & Finance Presentation Runner-up: Roshana Prabaharan (Management)
Management; Banking & Finance Presentation Runner-up: Tianyu Cai (Banking & Finance)

Undergraduate Research Posters

Best poster: Amanda Kovacs, Economics
Runner-up: Mithun Powar, Banking & Finance
Third place: Gerald Tsang, Information Systems, Technology and Management
People’s choice: Silvia Lin, Benjamin Xing, David Kong, Kai Man Chan and Hyungseok Kim, Information Systems, Technology and Management

Higher Degree Research Posters

Best poster: Felix Septianto, School of Marketing
Runner-up: Yitang Jenny Yang, School of Accounting
Third place: Cheng-Tao Tang, School of Economics
People’s choice: Yitang Jenny Yang, School of Accounting

2015 award winners

Best Undergraduate Research Poster: Jinani Edirimanne, School of Taxation & Business
Best Honours Presentation (Stream A): Blair Wang, School of Information Systems, Technology & Management
Best Honours Presentation (Stream B): Andrew Song, School of Risk & Actuarial Studies
Best Higher Degree Research Poster: Ann Kayis-Kumar, School of Taxation & Business Law
Best Undergraduate Research Poster - People’s Choice: Benney Au and Anna Li, School of Economics
Best Honours Presentation (Stream A) - People’s Choice: Blair Wang, School of Information Systems, Technology & Management
Best Honours Presentation (Stream B) - People’s Choice: Justin Chan, School of Economics
Best Higher Degree Research Poster - People’s Choice: Chuan Yu, School of Accounting

Further information 

For further information on this event, please contact the UNSW Business School Research Office.



Testimonials

"Thanks for organizing such great event. It is helpful and meaningful. I am glad that I participated.  Looking forward to more such events in the future."

Jie Chen
PhD student, Economics

“I loved the Student Research Fair, it was such a great experience. Winning the poster competition was a highlight and I love the big cheque! More importantly, being able to share my work with everyone else at the UNSW was such a rewarding experience. Thanks for organising the event!”

Wilson Hua
Honours student

“Just wanted to say well done on putting on a fantastic Student Research Fair. It was great to experience such a buzz in The Place.

Thank you for the opportunity to participate. I enjoyed the chance to talk about my research to interested students and academics. I was pleasantly surprised by how engaged people were, and I was impressed by the questions asked. And it was a wonderful opportunity to interact with academics from other Schools, who were generous to give up their time to support the Fair. It was also nice to get to see what other HDR students are working on through all the other posters, which looked fantastic - a great showcase of HDR and Honours research.

I know it is a huge effort to pull off an event like this so smoothly, so thanks for doing superb job and thanks also to the volunteers. I'll definitely recommend it to others in the future!”

Lee Martin
PhD candidate