Postgraduate courses and subjects 2000 - Principal areas of research

Principal areas of research

Department of Accounting and Finance
Department of Business Law and Taxation
Department of Econometrics and Business Statistics
Department of Economics
Department of Management
Department of Marketing

Department of Accounting and Finance

Accounting; accounting information systems; Asian capital markets; banking; corporate finance; derivative securities; family business; financial accounting; financial institutions and markets; financial reporting and auditing; institutional treasury operations; investment management; management accounting; and regulatory policy.

Department of Business Law and Taxation

Asian business law; banking law; capital gains tax; company law; consumer law; contract law; goods and services tax; finance law; income tax; intellectual property law; marketing law; media law; securities law; superannuation; and taxation law.

Department of Econometrics and Business Statistics

Applied econometrics; Bayesian econometrics; business statistics; financial econometrics; forecasting and modelling; hypothesis testing; microeconometrics; macroeconometrics; theoretical econometrics; and time series analysis.

Department of Economics

Computable general equilibrium modelling; development economics; economic modelling and forecasting; economic history, including Australian and Asian; economics of education and training; environmental economics; foreign direct investment; health economics and health program evaluation; international trade and capital movements; labour economics; macroeconomic theory and application; mesoeconomics; microeconomic theory and application; new classical economics; public choice; public policy; transport economics; and welfare economics.

Department of Management

Career advancement; change management; enterprise bargaining; entrepreneurship; human resource management; industrial and employee relations; innovation; international business; knowledge management; leadership; operations and technology management; organisational culture; privatisation; public sector management; quality management; strategic management; systems thinking and organisational learning; trade unions; tourism management; and women in management.

Department of Marketing

Agribusiness; business marketing and technology; channel marketing; consumer behaviour; electronic marketing; food marketing; international marketing; logistics; marketing theory; market communications; relationship marketing; retailing; services marketing; strategy; and tourism marketing.