ANU Research School of Management
The Research School of Management develops responsible and resilient leaders with knowledge, skills and capabilities needed to make a difference to organisations and society. Our unique approach to management education is informed by relevant, important and impactful research that addresses the challenges of managing in a complex, rapidly-changing and uncertain world.
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Latest news
Can we talk about ‘deglobalisation’ in today’s tariff-fuelled world?
Associate Professor Pierre van der Eng’s latest research reveals important insights about the much-debated phenomenon of deglobalisation.
Learning journey inspires artwork
APS First Nations Graduate Certificate of Management Program inspires artistic expression for candidate Natalie Mudford.
Pooh Bear’s Corner reminds us of the power of pausing
One of Australia’s most iconic roadside shrines can tell us a lot about the joy of journeying, ANU research reveals.
Stand-out business solutions shine
Exceptional business plan for multinational enterprise sees CBE Master students win the Zhejiang International Business School Global Corporate Consulting Project.
CBE staff celebrated in 2024 Teaching Awards
CBE’s 2024 Teaching Awards recognise excellence in teaching, tutoring, and education, and acknowledge contributions to the College’s student learning experience.
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We have a long-standing reputation for excellence in education, research and community outreach.
Our Mission >>
The Research School of Management will develop responsible and resilient leaders with the evidence-based skills and capabilities needed to transform business, society and economies.
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Acknowledgment of country
We acknowledge and celebrate the First Australians on whose traditional lands we meet,
and whose cultures are among the oldest continuing cultures in human history.