School of Business Advisory Board

The School of Business Advisory Board was established in 2002 under the initiative of Professor Julian Lowe, Head, School of Business.

Purpose of the Advisory Board:

• To act as a sounding board for the School
• To be a link between the business academy and the business community
• To be a network to assist with linkages outside the University
• As an ideas generator for potential new projects

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Online services

The School of Business at the University of Ballarat have implemented the following online services over the last two years. These online services have been implemented to help with the productivity of the School's staff and to enhance the sharing of knowledge within the school.

Online Research Monitor for Staff and Higher Degree Students

The research monitor serves as a repository of information relating to research being conducted by the School of Business. The monitor contains information on publications published by individuals and groups within the School and is fully searchable. Click here to go to the Research Monitor.

Online Moderation Materials for Staff

The School of Business moderation materials serves as a repository of information for units that are being conducted concurrently with overseas partner institutions. Click here to go to the moderation materials login page.

Staff and Student Resources

The Staff/Student Resources pages serve as a repository of resources for staff and RHD students conducting research within the School. The pages contain information on useful links, and internal forms and procedures relevant to research at UB. Click here to go to the Research Resources login.

CECC Services to UB Clients

The Centre for Electronic Commerce and Communications (CECC) operates as a business unit of University of Ballarat. Through education, training research and consultancies CECC promotes the advancement of eCommerce, particularly in its practical application in regional and rural Australia.

CECC has extensive experience in project management and in the development and implementation of eCommerce solutions and services. The Centre’s approach is characterised by partnerships with geographical communities, regional groups, businesses and with local, state and federal governments.

For more information regarding "CECC Services for UB Clients" click here, or for more general information in regards to CECC visit www.cecc.com.au.