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• Upcoming Public Lecture

Australia's 2012 - another successful year? Or will Europe's crisis bring an end to Australia’s charmed run without a recession? (overview)

Presented by Chris Richardson, Deloitte Access Economics

Monday 5 March 2012

6-7pm, light refreshments to follow

Theatre 2, Manning Clark Centre, Union Court

• Upcoming ANU College of Business & Economics Breakfast Seminar Series

   

  Canberra Breakfast Seminar: "How to win government and influence everyone else: the rise and rise of political marketing in Australia"

  Tuesday 20 March 2012

   

  Melbourne Breakfast Seminar: "Emotions in advertising: weapons of mass consumption?"

  Tuesday 27 March 2012

Further information and registration

• Applications for the 2012 CBE Student Ambassador Program closing soon
  The Student Ambassador Program is an exciting opportunity to be actively involved in promoting ANU and your area of study to prospective students across Australia. If you are personable, have great communication skills and enjoy meeting new people then you should apply now.

Applications close Friday 24 February, 2012.

• Margin – Issue 5 now online

  To access previous Margin issues:

  Issue 1
  Issue 2
  Issue 3
  Issue 4

• Find out more about Summer School 2012

• Scholarship Applications for Semester 1 2012 closing soon

  The following scholarships offered by the ANU College of Business and Economics are still available for Semester 1 2012:

  Mitchell Scholarship

  Student Support Award

  Undergraduate Scholarship for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Students

  Graduate Scholarship for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Students 

Applications close 1 March 2012. For more information visit the College Scholarships page

• Changes to Undergraduate Degrees in 2012

• Graduate Coursework Commonwealth Supported Places 2012
  The ANU College of Business and Economics is offering a number of Commonwealth supported places for new and continuing Australian students for graduate coursework programs offered by the ANU College of Business and Economics in Semester 1 2012. A Commonwealth-supported place can save more than 50 per cent on the cost of full-fee graduate study. With a Commonwealth supported place, you will pay the equivalent of undergraduate fees for your graduate coursework. For further information on Commonwealth supported places information click here.

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