The ANZAM 2017 Conference is being held in Melbourne, Australia, from 5-8 December 2017, hosted by the RMIT School of Management. The Conference theme is Creative Disruption: Managing in a Digital Age. We are delighted to announce that the Conference website, including the Call for Papers, is now open. You will find lots of useful and important information about the… Continue Reading.
From Lynda Gratton to Simon Deakin: Thoughts on the future of self-employed work. This special edition presents a solid and wide ranging basis for anyone wanting to know more about this hidden (even neglected) yet increasingly popular way of working. The special issue is now available online and available to access without charge until the end of January.
Follow this LINK to hear Dr Judy Matthews (ANZAM Education Committee) interview Associate Professor Glen Murphy — winner of the 2014 ANZAM Management Educator of the Year Award in 2014 — about his award and advice for award future nominees.
Applications for ANZAM’s Teaching, Research, and Doctoral Awards are now open, as well as the Case Study Competition and the PELT Grants. Awards will be presented at ANZAM’s 30th Annual Conference being held in Brisbane, Australia, from (the evening of) 6-9 December 2016. All awards close on Friday 9 September 2016: ANZAM Innovative Management Educator of the Year Award ANZAM… Continue Reading.
The ANZAM 2016 Year-End Doctoral Workshop will be held on Tuesday 6 December at University of Queensland, Brisbane. Registrants are encouraged to also attend the ANZAM Conference, to be held at the QUT Gardens Campus, Brisbane, from the evening of Tuesday 6 December until Friday 9 December. Registration for the Conference will include free entry to the Doctoral Workshop. Closing date for… Continue Reading.
Due to popular demand the deadline for Papers and Workshop Proposals has been extended to 5.00pm, Monday 11 July 2016. For more information, visit the Conference website.
Theme: Seeking Positivity in Health Care Management – Spreading Brilliance, Excellence and the Really Good Stuff Researchers and practitioners who are interested in building the reputation and strength of the Australian health system in particular, its capacity to foster brilliance, excellence and some really good stuff. More specifically, we would love to see those attending who are keen to work… Continue Reading.
