Wellington School of Business and Government

The official Twitter account for Wellington School of Business and Government at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.

[@johnsechochamber @jmauli]

The nostalgia of Welly. I miss this place. If there was another place I would call home, it would be Wellington.

[Prof. Wonhyuk Cho 조원혁 @WonhyukCho]

SoG Prize Giving Awards Celebration @WgtnBusGov @VicUniWgtn 🎈🥳

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Want to study in Trimester three? Here's all you need to know to get on board:
https://t.co/CYzQ3qujO1

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Watch the Inaugural Lecture of Professor Markus Luczak-Roesch | Ōrauariki / Wellington School of Business and Government | Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington (https://t.co/JedlX9wjts)

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12pm today, Wednesday, 28/8/24: Persuasion versus Mobilization: Politicians, News Media, and the Rise of Cultural Conflict by Shakked Noy and Aakaash Rao
Zoom Link - https://t.co/wPgdg8l6rl

[Christian Schott @schottchrisNZ]

It will be fantastic to speak alongside Australian colleagues Carmel Foley Meg Hibbins, Kim Encel on innovative learning and teaching; and to learn from their approaches
#sdg4 @WgtnBusGov @VicUniWgtn

ANZALS seminar on award winning teaching https://t.co/G3SlD6LcxP

[Ian Yeoman @tomorrowstouris]

Sometimes PhD students just excel. One student who has excelled and overcame adversity is Dr. Phuong Nguyen (or Nam to her friends). Her study examines the #future of #spiritualtourism. @choe_jaeyeon @WgtnBusGov @VicUniWgtn

https://t.co/VsGu53SoNY

[Christian Schott @schottchrisNZ]

Fantastic that @WgtnBusGov 's 2024 Research Award winners align their research with #SDGs. A big congrats to (from left to right) Griffin Geng, @IlanNoy, @RebeccaBednarek and @MLuczak, Mary Tate (not pictured) receiving Awards from WSBG Dean Jane Bryson (left). #GlobalGoals

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The right to disconnect from work – and employer surveillance – is growing globally. Why is NZ lagging? (https://t.co/vOXnCvuTnV)
Amanda Reilly from the School of Commercial Law writes for The Conversation on this topic.

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Erin Roxburgh from the School of Management, uses TikTok to let students engage with her and see what goes into a life behind the lecturing: https://t.co/rtqHaflqaw

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Work Integrated Learning really works! https://t.co/CQLgDsdnp9

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Local government only raises about four percent of New Zealand’s tax revenue, hardly enough to fund greater responsibilities, argues Jonathan Barrett.
https://t.co/TpW2XUysga

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Congrats to the winners of the first @WgtnBusGov Research Excellence Awards: https://t.co/as9ycC85Mb
Griffin Geng, Rebecca Bednarek, Markus Luczak-Roesch, Ilan Noy, and Mary Tate

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@Wgtnbusgov hosted its annual school event with the Minister of Finance last week: https://t.co/Xdwr59UobF
It was a great success with a record turnout

[Christian Schott @schottchrisNZ]

Fantastic to teach in #vanuatu at National University Vanuatu again. Wonderful opportunity to learn with Ni-Vanuatu students and as share #sustainabletourism & #regenerativetourism learnings from NZ; supported by our award-winning #experientialeducation #vr learning tool & #sdgs

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No such thing as a free lunch, eh? Students come on down...

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Podcast: Dame Anne Salmond delivers Sir Frank Holmes Memorial Lecture in Policy Studies
https://t.co/i0TwwWSxaW

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https://t.co/8P2ckZvfZH

Our top-performing students celebrated here:

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When Jackson Taylor graduates with his Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting and Taxation at the May Graduation ceremony he will do so as a high-achieving student who has overcome some amazing odds: https://t.co/mMQk3fns46