Research in management
The Management Discipline Group is committed to pursuing excellence and innovative methods in its research and activities. Our research strengths include:
- Current issues in corporate governance - international corporate governance, legal and responsibilities of company boards, financial aspects, risk management, and social responsibility
- Non-profit organisation, community economic development and organisational strengthening
- Human resource management, strategic management, and knowledge management
- Organisational analysis and design, change management, and organisational behaviours
- Competitive intelligence and international business
- Sustainability, markets, and collaborations
- E-business and Innovation
- Leisure and event planning, management and impacts
- Tourist behaviour, marketing, planning and sustainable development
- Sport management and development
Research centres
In addition to the research undertaken by its academic staff, the Management Discipline Group is involved in specialised research areas.
Publications
Research books, journals, working papers and research papers.
Working papers
Management publishes empirically based and theoretical papers that seek to advance knowledge of management and organisations.
Projects
The Management Discipline Group is involved in a large and varied range of research projects.
Grants
The Management Discipline Group is involved in a large and varied range of research grant activities.
Academics for research and consultancy
See the Management Discipline Group's staff directory for profiles and research capabilities of academic staff interested in applying their expertise to assist industry through research and consultancy. Our research capabilities brochure (PDF, 8MB, 2pages) provides information on contract research, collaboration opportunities, seeking professional advice and guest speakers.
UTS Business School research information
See UTS Business School research, research degrees and contacts.
Seminars
The MDG hosts, on a regular basis, seminars by distinguished local and visiting Professors.








