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The People and Organisation Research Centre has a variety of active joint research activities in collaboration with industry, government and other universities, and we welcome opportunities for further collaborative projects.
Recent collaborative projects include:
- Adelaide University – Social innovation, biotechnology and contemporary guilds
- Auckland University of Technology – OHS in the services sector
- Australian Film Industry – Commitment and motivation
- BHP Steel – Evaluation of a corporate leadership program
- Bond University – Women in family business
- Cranfield University – Narratives and sense making during change
- Dhofar University – Technology and change in Sudan
- Dilmah Tea (Sri Lanka) – Spiritual leadership
- Foundation of Research, Science and Technology (New Zealand) – Change management
- Griffith University – Career issues for women lawyers and accountants
- Macquarie GSM and University of Newcastle (UK) – Cultural change at BlueScope Steel
- Sutherland Shire Council and Australian Industry - Defence network
- Unilever (Sri Lanka) – Corporate Social Responsibility
- University of Highlands & Islands (Scotland) – Sustaining remote maternity services
- University of Manchester Business School – Gender and communication at work
- University of Newcastle (UK) – Self-identity in organizational settings
- University of Newcastle, University of Wollongong Dubai – The quality of work life in call centres
- University of Waikato (New Zealand) – Sustainable biotechnology
- University of Wellington (New Zealand) – Sustainable biotechnology
- University of Western Sydney – Managing the risks of cross-sector R & D collaboration
- University of Western Sydney, University of Adelaide, University of China, Nehru University Delhi – Comparative innovation systems and policy in Asia-Pacific
Last reviewed: 25 October, 2011
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