Investing in employees’ ongoing development has long been a strategy of the Australian public service with public management education facilitating the translation of learning into the delivery of public value through programs like the Public Sector Management (PSMP).
‘How fast can you learn, how much can you take, and how much do you want to give back?’ These questions can guide the design of an impactful development intervention.
Social purpose organisations are facing growing needs, but don’t always have the time or resources to maximise their impact on the communities they serve. Hand Heart Pocket, the Charity of Freemasons Queensland, partnered with QUT to offer a solution.
I caught up with Professor of Practice Brett Heyward to discuss his presentation at the Resources Industry Network 2022 Safety Conference in Mackay (24-25 March 2022).
Were you one of the many people who held their breath at the end of 2021, excitedly and cautiously looking forward to embracing our coined “new normal” in 2022?
We asked some of our experts to comment on the UN Women International Women’s Day theme for 2022.
Business owner, motivational speaker, author and volunteer — QUT Pathways to Politics for Women graduate Nyree Johnson already has a diverse resume and she’s just getting started.
Natalia Muszkat, two-term ALP Councillor with the Gladstone Regional Council, and Holstein Wong, a new Greens campaigner in Brisbane, both attended QUT’s Pathways to Politics for Women course this year and came away with skills and advice to support their ambitions in government.
Portfolio Management is a ‘hot’ discipline, which offers significant potential benefits. Yet many organizations struggle to reach the promised land in practice. Why would this be?
As a proud Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander woman, Donisha Duff has dedicated her life to improving the lives of others.
