Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Economics - University of Adelaide

⚖️ Professor Andrew Stewart from Adelaide Law School has been elected as a Fellow of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia. Professor Stewart is The John Bray Professor of Law. He is a leading expert on labour regulation, and his work has helped to shape policy debates over the legal rules governing employment and workplace relations. The Academy of Social Sciences in Australia includes leading researchers and practitioners across the breadth of social science disciplines. Fellows represent an outstanding contribution to one or more fields of social science research or practice in Australia. ➡️ Read more: https://lnkd.in/gVwH4f6C

💼 ‘Growing South Australian businesses ‘is one of the four main topics our expert researchers will be exploring at the Porous Boundaries Forum on November 11.   Government organisations, local councils, schools, community groups, businesses, and more are invited to come along, hear about the work our researchers are doing, and learn how we can work together.   At this free event, our researchers will explore: ▪️ Assessing supply chain risk through a trade policy lens ▪️ Co-designed financial education for Aboriginal corporations ▪️ How can businesses enhance stakeholder engagement to build long-term business relationships? ▪️ What role do wine and food industries play in shaping culture and supporting business growth? ▪️ How do entrepreneurial ecosystems foster entrepreneurship, innovation and sustainability? ▪️and, What are the key compliance challenges facing small businesses today?   You can also tell us the challenges you’re facing in your organisation and we can come up with solutions together.   ➡️ Make sure to register, and we’ll see you there! https://lnkd.in/gBJkggxW Adelaide Business School, Adelaide Law School

🤝 ‘Improving outcomes for 'at-risk' young people’ is one of the four main topics our expert researchers will be exploring at the Porous Boundaries Forum on November 11.   Government organisations, local councils, schools, community groups, businesses, and more are invited to come along, hear about the work our researchers are doing, and learn how we can work together.   At this free event, our researchers will explore: ▪️ Identifying factors driving risky online behaviour ▪️ Preventing youth cybercrime perpetration and victimisation ▪️ Countering radicalisation and misinformation ▪️ Cognitive disability and the criminal justice system ▪️ Getting Inclusion right in the classroom – what teachers and school leaders need to be successful ▪️ and, Toxic masculinity in schools and impact on teachers   You can also tell us the challenges you’re facing in your organisation and we can come up with solutions together.   ➡️ Make sure to register, and we’ll see you there: https://lnkd.in/gBJkggxW

📣 ‘Supporting Aboriginal Languages and Communities’ is one of the four main topics our expert researchers will be exploring at the Porous Boundaries Forum on November 11! Government organisations, local councils, schools, community groups, businesses, and more are invited to come along, hear about the work our researchers are doing, and learn how we can work together. At this free event, our researchers will explore: ▪️ Recording oral histories and sharing archival records ▪️ The University's Mobile Language Team ▪️ Aboriginal art and exhibitions ▪️ Cultural Resilience: Wellbeing and Heritage Preservation in a Climate Crisis ▪️ and Indigenous Housing Research You can also tell us the challenges you’re facing in your organisation and we can come up with solutions together. Make sure to register, and we’ll see you there! ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gBJkggxW

📣 ‘Advancing health for Australians’ is one of the four main topics our expert researchers will be exploring at the Porous Boundaries Forum on November 11! Government organisations, local councils, schools, civil society, community groups, businesses, and more are invited to come along, hear about the work our researchers are doing, and learn how we can work together.   At this free event, our researchers will explore: ▪️ Collaborating with civil society on suicide prevention research ▪️ Ethics of digital healthcare technology ▪️ Socio-ecological research to guide climate change adaptation ▪️ Experiences of embodiment, gender and health ▪️ and Establishing the Health Equity Learning Lab with NGO partners   You can also tell us the challenges you’re facing in your organisation and we can come up with solutions together. Make sure to register, and we’ll see you there! ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gBJkggxW

🤝 Researchers at The Centre for Global Food and Resources (GFAR) have been awarded $762,964 ($3.8 million total) from the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) to help improve Indonesia’s smallholder dairy sector. 🌿 The project, 'IndoDairy 2', will focus on improving the services provided by dairy cooperatives, which play a key role in supporting smallholder dairy farmers in Indonesia. It follows GFAR's success in the previous phase, IndoDairy1 (2016 - 2022)   IndoDairy2 is led by CENTRAL QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY, in collaboration with GFAR and University of Melbourne and Indonesian partners IPB University and Universitas Diponegoro.   👏 The GFAR project team for IndoDairy2 is Dr Alexandra Peralta, Patrick O'Connor, Jack Hetherington, and Rida Akzar.

⭐ Rising South Australian theatre stars! Congratulations to current student Jelena Nicdao, alumni Alana Iannace and Bonet Leate, and Kathryn 'Kitty' Adams who has performed with Elder Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra, for being included in The Advertiser's list of rising South Australian theatre stars to watch! ➡️ Read more: https://lnkd.in/gRuFr-hu

🌍 The School of Humanities is hosting one of the University of Adelaide's inaugural International Fellows, Professor Elleke Boehmer from the University of Oxford, who is one of the world's leading scholars of postcolonial and World literatures. "I'm incredibly excited to be here, talking and thinking about starry Australian skies and starry Australian books with some brilliant readers from Humanities and beyond," says Professor Boehmer. 💫 On November 7th Professor Boehmer will convene a workshop on Southern Stars, and Night Skies in Australian Writing, which will be an engaging, interdisciplinary exploration of the southern celestial wonders and their influence on storytelling in Australia. All welcome, from academics to Australian fiction enthusiasts! Read more: ow.ly/4EpB50TU8pi

🎉 Today is World Teacher’s Day, and we're thrilled to announce our School of Education's Apple Distinguished School designation has been EXTENDED to 2027! Not only is the University of Adelaide STILL the only university in Australia to have this title (since 2021) but this extended designation will officially carry through to Adelaide University. 🏫 Our School of Education has been recognised by Apple for its continuous leadership and innovation in learning and teaching through the eLearning Program in our Teaching degrees. Dr Walter Barbieri who leads the eLearning Program and was instrumental in this Apple Distinguished School status, says, “through our innovations, we can modernise the teaching profession so every child can enjoy the wonder of learning at its best.” ➡️ Read more: ow.ly/RAtq50TSZVf #WorldTeachersDay #AppleDistinguishedSchool #eLearning

👏 Researchers from The Centre for Global Food and Resources have secured a $498,283 grant from the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) to investigate agricultural traceability for market sustainability! Agricultural traceability is vital for market sustainability in Southeast Asia, driven by consumer demand for transparency. This project aims to understand emerging market needs, fostering trust and relationships to enhance the reputation of Australian agriculture in the region. ➡️ Read more: https://lnkd.in/gqDAfyUp The project is a collaboration between the University of Adelaide and Trust Provenance. The project is funded by the National Agricultural Traceability Grants Program, DAFF.