Back to study for star paralympian Liam Malone
It was back to study this week for Commerce student Liam Malone, "one of the breakout stars of the 2016 Paralympic games".
2016 News
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Rating companies that get political
A/Prof Dan Laufer has recently joined an international panel of experts to take part in the Corporate and Political Activism Expert Panel run by Drexel University in Philadelphia.
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Urban beehives idea wins top award in GEE business competition
Victoria Business School student Kate Burn accepted the top award in the Global Enterprise Experience (GEE) business competition business proposal recently on behalf of her eight team members from Indonesia, Nepal, New Zealand, Rwanda and the Netherlands.
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Outstanding reviewer award for Dr James Richard
Congratulations to SMIB Senior Lecturer, Dr James Richard, who has received a 2016 Outstanding Reviewer Award for his contribution to the European Journal of Marketing.
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Dan Laufer profiled on PwC global alumni list
A/Prof Dan Laufer was one of twenty-five PricewaterhouseCoopers alumni whose work has just been featured on the global consultancy firm's website in the United States.
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An internship in Colombia for BCom graduate
The chance to practice accounting in an emerging market overseas is an opportunity too good to turn down for Victoria Business School alumna Gracie Miles.
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Go big, be consistent: Capturing the full value of your brand
Victoria Business School brand experts Dr Michelle Renton (School of Marketing and International Business) and Associate Professor Urs Daellenbach (School of Management) say investing in your brand and sticking to its values are the keys to making it work.
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Future business leaders celebrated at VBS Excellence Awards
Victoria Business School’s highest achievers were celebrated at the School’s fourth annual Excellence Awards in May.
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Connecting with China
SMIB Head of School, Dan Laufer, was recently invited as a guest speaker at Jinan University in Guangzhou China.
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Summer scholar wins Summer Gold
Congratulations to our summer scholar Katelynn Fuller, who won a prize last week for her poster in the Summer Gold Competition.