Business School

The Management and Organisations group brings together leading academics from a number of related disciplines to advance knowledge on the management of complex organisations in society.

1. Areas of scholarly expertise
2. Postgraduate research students
   

The group’s research makes a significant contribution to business practice as well as to the advancement of knowledge within the broad field of management. Particular areas of scholarly expertise relate to the fields of organisational behaviour and human resource management, business information management, employment relations, general and strategic management, and transport and logistics. 

Through their involvement in a wide variety of teaching programs, members of the Management & Organisation group are also assisting both current and future business leaders to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to deal effectively with the challenges of managing in a dynamic and turbulent business environment. 

The Management & Organisation group includes a substantial number of postgraduate research students. PhD students can choose to concentrate in the fields of Organisational Behaviour, Human Resource Management, Business Information Management, Employment Relations, General & Strategic Management, Transport & Logistics.

Areas of scholarly expertise

Organisational behaviour & human resource management

Employment relations

Lead academics: Janaka Biyanwila, Donella Caspersz, Ray Fells, Michael Gillan, Jacquie Hutchinson, Rob Lambert, David Plowman, Naomi Segal, Trish Todd.

Business information management

Lead academics:  Peter Goldschmidt, Jane Klobas, Nick Letch, Doina Olaru, Min Qiu, Cherry Randolph, Brett Smith, John Taplin.

General & strategic management

Lead academics: Chris Perryer, Alan Simon, Christine Soo, Gary Stockport.

Transport & logistics

Lead academics: Doina Olaru, Min Qiu, Brett Smith, John Taplin.

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Postgraduate research students