29
May
Developing a PhD intellectual project
Adjunct Professor Peter Ackers (WOW), will take students through the PhD journey, from building research ideas into a literature review and finding the allusive 'gap', developing questions to underpin the project, what kind of data you'll need and how and where to find it, the feasibility of your project in a three-year, one person timeframe, how to sustain your interest for this period, and your options post-PhD.
24
May
Griffith Asia Institute Research Seminar: Conflicting, Competing and Ambiguous Values in Contemporary Chinese Society
In this presentation, Adjunct Professor David Schak will focus identify some values in Chinese culture that are not part of the Chinese Great Tradition virtues and discuss the behaviour that they engender.
22
May
Entrepreneurship Seminar: Diversity in business
This unique seminar investigates the inner culture of your business and highlights best practice in fostering diversity to improve morale and commercial outcomes for small to medium businesses.
22
May
Double header - 'A systematic review of the high-performance paradigm' & 'The formality and informality of performance management'
WOW HDR student members Safa Riaz and Qian Yi Lee will deliver a short presentation from their PhD research in this double header seminar from the Centre for Work, Organsation and Wellbeing.
17
May
Griffith Asia Institute Research Seminar: Deng Xiaoping and China's Foreign Policy
This presentation will focus on Professor Ronald Keith's 2018 Routledge, London book publication, Deng Xiaoping and China's Foreign Policy which is the sequel to the earlier Macmillan/St. Martin's publication, The Diplomacy of Zhou Enlai. Professor Keith will elaborate on why Deng can be regarded as having one of the most sophisticated and constructive foreign policies of the twentieth century.
15
May