Keep up to date with the latest news from the higher education sector across the globe via Time Higher Education. QUT Library provides access and registration to the Times Higher Education for all QUT staff and students.
Here's how you can register:
Access via mobile device
Read the latest news from Time Higher Education on your mobile device by downloading the Times Higher Education app for iOS, Android and Kindle Fire devices.
QUT Library provides full access to the Financial Times, UK’s leading financial newspaper. Registration is simple through the link on the QUT Library page, and it allows you to configure FT to your topics of interest and subscribe to news alerts.
Here are a couple of ways you can get the most out of your FT subscription:
In addition to reading through today’s news headlines, your subscription allows you to subscribe to topical newsletters curated by FT’s editors and delivered daily or weekly to your inbox. There are nearly 50 newsletters for choose from, including:
Download the Ft app from the App Store or the Google Play to access the FT app and read articles on the go, or save to read later.
International daily newspaper with a special emphasis on business and economic news.
The CARMA Video Library provides a useful collection of videos on topics related to research methods and data analysis for use in teaching for by researchers. Video titles available include:
The videos range from introductory overviews of key concepts to more advanced levels suitable for post-graduate research students and researchers.
CARMA Video Library is provided by the Consortium for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Key statistics and analysis on market characteristics, operating conditions, current and historical performance, a five-year forecast and major industry participants.
IBISWorld have released two complimentary modules – no end date on their availability .
They appear like below:
You’ll find these by opening an Industry report, then clicking on the light bulb icon on the left.
If you have any difficulties with the light bulb appearing, try a different browser – Edge seems to work best.
Provides mostly global private company information.
Some reasons to consider Sage Business Cases for unit course material redesign and enrichment:
Designed to suit a range of teaching uses: from short vignettes to narrative long form.
Teaching notes accompany most cases, providing suggested teaching strategy, learning outcomes and discussion questions.
Cutting-edge cases covering hot business topics and emerging industries
Unlimited access to all cases at no direct cost to students.
Please find full Sage Business case Studies collection provided for browsing (Google Sheet below) and as a linked library search for filtering here:
ACPNS researchers scan Australia and the world constantly for legal cases that involve important issues concerning charities, nonprofit organisations, philanthropy, gifts and bequests. They are mainly from Australia, but cases of significance from other jurisdictions such as New Zealand, Canada, United Kingdom and USA are also included. ACPNS Quarterly Case Note Summaries capture key legal cases in an easy-to-digest format for researchers, lawyers, accountants and managers involved in the nonprofit sector. Summaries include significant nonprofit cases with links to full case summaries.
The ATO Longitudinal Information Files (ALife) dataset is available for QUT staff and HDR students only, at a cost, which is to cover access to the secure online research environment, a remote-access data laboratory. As per the record, project applications must be submitted to the ATO via the QUT Access Manager (Research Data Librarian) who will work with researchers to submit requests for access to the data.
A confidential, de-identified tax and superannuation dataset produced by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) based on a random 10 per cent sample of tax returns. While names, tax file numbers and a range of other direct identifiers have been removed, some indirect identifiers have been generalised. More than 400 variables are available and the dataset is updated annually.
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