In times of huge social and economic change, there are big questions and great ideas from history we need to be looking at to set the path for a better future.

The new Philosophy-for-Business breakfast series addresses these topics and I’m delighted that it’s been generating extremely lively discussion and debate amongst an early-morning audience of faculty, alumni and students.  Read more

I began the full-time MBA in September 2007, at a time when many of us saw the program as a springboard to a well paid, rewarding career. My cohort and I were excited at the opportunities in front of us.  Fast forward 18 months, and much has changed.  
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An alumni-funded scholarship is supporting the School’s first Indigenous PhD student, Michelle Evans, who also works as the Head of the Willin Centre for Indigenous Arts and Cultural Development at the Victorian College of Arts.  
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This new position requires a scholar with a record of research, teaching and leadership at the highest level, to lead the Asia Pacific Centre for Leadership for Social Impact at Melbourne Business School. The Chair will contribute to scholarship relating to social impact throughout the School. Read more

The Intellectual Property Research Institute of Australia (IPRIA) and the Centre for Ideas and the Economy (CITE) present this public discussion on "Should Genes be Patented?"   

This event provides a forum for leaders from business, government, education and the community to discuss the issue of genetic patenting - one that is of growing importance and relevance to economic activity within Australia and around the world.  Read more

Continue your lifelong learning and enrol in one of our open enrolment programs.  Upcoming programs listed below or visit the website www.mteliza.mbs.edu/ 

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Historic page-turners, current market insights and the power of negotiation… MBS faculty recommend their best reads in 2009. 

Don’t forget that as a graduate you have lifelong access to the School library, and can also continue to borrow books by signing-up to the School’s LiaISe program.  Read more