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School of Management Annual Reports

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This collection contains the annual reports of the School of Management.

In 2012 the School of Management came into existence as a result of the change of name of the School of Organisation and Management. The School was initially part of the Australian School of Business, which was renamed the UNSW Business School in 2014.

From 12 November 2020 the School was renamed the School of Management and Governance.

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Parent collectionAnnual Reports

2016

2016 School of Management Annual Report

2016 School of Management Annual Report

From the front cover of the 2016 School of Management annual report.

From the front cover of the 2016 School of Management annual report.

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