ANU College of Business & Economics

ANU College of Business & Economics ANU CBE provides knowledge in the fields of business and economics through teaching and research.

The ANU College of Business and Economics (CBE) seeks to advance knowledge through high quality teaching and research in the closely related fields of business and economics. We contribute to the associated professions, industry and government by conducting world class research and through the provision of a range of coursework and research degree programs. ANU CBE has long been recognised as a le

ader in the areas of:

Accounting
Actuarial studies
Business and business administration
Business information systems
Commerce
Economics
Finance
International business
Management
Marketing
Statistics

More recently, in response to the needs of business in Australia and internationally, the College has added a number of new business disciplines to its areas of expertise including project management and corporate sustainability. As one of Australia's top ranking universities, ANU CBE offers students a superior educational experience. Whether you are seeking to undertake a your first degree in a business-related field, a specialist Master degree or looking to commence a PhD, ANU CBE has a program to take you to the next step in your career. TEQSA Provider ID: PRV12002 (Australian University) | CRICOS Provider Code: 00120C

Semester 1 is wrapping up, and exams are just around the corner. ANU and CBE have a range of free, confidential services...
03/06/2026

Semester 1 is wrapping up, and exams are just around the corner. ANU and CBE have a range of free, confidential services to support you.

Find academic skills help, counselling, accessibility support and more via the CBE website: CBE > Current Students > Get Support 💙

All the best for exams. You’ve got this! ☺️

Meet Dr Carmen Lindemann, one of the dedicated mentors in the CBE Momentum initiative.Momentum supports the ANU College ...
03/06/2026

Meet Dr Carmen Lindemann, one of the dedicated mentors in the CBE Momentum initiative.

Momentum supports the ANU College of Business and Economics students to successfully transition to the workplace, and mentors like Carmen are integral to that journey.

Carmen brings a genuine commitment to making a difference, helping students find their own way forward with clarity, confidence and purpose.

Apply to be a mentor here: : https://cbe.anu.edu.au/current-students/opportunities-and-careers/cbe-momentum/information-mentors

Something worth clearing your calendar for.Emeritus Professor of Economics Alison Booth is launching Uneven Rewards: Mil...
28/05/2026

Something worth clearing your calendar for.

Emeritus Professor of Economics Alison Booth is launching Uneven Rewards: Milestones in Labour Economics and you won’t want to miss it.

Hosted by the ANU School of Economics and introduced by Emeritus Professor Bruce Chapman, the evening promises sharp minds and sharper conversation.

RSVP by Tuesday 2 June via the link in the comments.

Applications for CBE-sourced Internships close this Sunday 24 May!In Semester 2, 2026 gain real-world experience through...
21/05/2026

Applications for CBE-sourced Internships close this Sunday 24 May!

In Semester 2, 2026 gain real-world experience through a workplace project, alongside professional development guidance through practical workshops delivered by the course convener.

CBE Internships is a for-credit course open to undergraduate and postgraduate students.

Find out more and apply via the CBE site: https://cbe.anu.edu.au/current-students/opportunities-and-careers/cbe-internships

Thirty-plus years of groundbreaking research. One book.Join us as Emeritus Professor of Economics Alison Booth launches ...
19/05/2026

Thirty-plus years of groundbreaking research. One book.

Join us as Emeritus Professor of Economics Alison Booth launches Uneven Rewards: Milestones in Labour Economics, a landmark work exploring gender, culture, and workplace relations through some of the most compelling economic research of our time.

Hosted by the ANU School of Economics and introduced by Emeritus Professor Bruce Chapman, the evening is set to be a gathering of intellectual minds and great conversation.

Register now: https://www.thestreet.org.au/shows/alison-booth-book-launch

Introduced in 2020 as part of a government-led reform known as the Consumer Data Right, Open Banking remains relatively ...
13/05/2026

Introduced in 2020 as part of a government-led reform known as the Consumer Data Right, Open Banking remains relatively new in Australia.

“Open Banking allows us to hand our financial information over to someone else you trust, in a safe and controlled way, so they can do something useful with it,” says CBE digital transformation researcher Dr Priya Muthukannan.

By allowing accredited third parties to access financial data safely, she explains, Open Banking is already giving people more control over their data, improving decision-making and streamlining old-fashioned processes.

“Before this shift, your financial data was basically stuck. It sat inside your bank, and if you wanted to do anything with it you had to print statements, fill in forms, and wait days for a decision,” she says.

Analysing the historical evolution of Open Banking and how it’s been governed, Priya discusses how far we still have to go before we realise its full potential.

Read more via the CBE News site: https://cbe.anu.edu.au/news/open-banking-revolutionising-global-finance-can-australia-keep

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