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A case study in the failure of graduate attributes in higher education
- Yong, Jackie, Ryan, Suzanne, Yap, Christine, Goela, Neelam
A review of literature on training transfer motivation and psychological capital
- West, Andrew, Ryan, Suzanne
Academic work: a sessionalised future?
- Ryan, Suzanne, Bhattacharyya, Asit, McNeil, Karen
Sessional employment and quality in universities: a risky business
- Ryan, Suzanne, Groen, Egbert, McNeil, Karen, Nadolny, Andrew, Bhattacharyya, Asit
Sessionals: doing the job for Universities?
- Groen, Egbert, McNeil, Karen, Ryan, Suzanne, Bhattacharyya, Asit, Nadolny, Andrew
Women and management education: has anything changed?
- Connell, Julia, Ryan, Suzanne
Business and accounting education: do they have a future in the University?
- Ryan, Suzanne
Casual, committed but disconnected: the impact of precarious employment practices in higher education
- McNeil, Karen, Bhattacharyya, Asit, Nadolny, Andrew, Groen, Egbert, Ryan, Suzanne
Interdisciplinarity in management education: tensions between curriculum, profession and the university
- Ryan, Suzanne, Neumann, Ruth
Storytelling in critical research: the tale of a business school
The professionalisation of the doctorate: a case study in the management of research education
- Neumann, Ruth, Ryan, Suzanne
The rise and fall of interdisciplinarity in management education
The values we teach: does one size fit all
- Nadolny, Andrew, Ryan, Suzanne
Collegial entrepreneurialism: Australian graduate schools of business
- Ryan, Suzanne, Guthrie, James
Evaluating change in the Australian higher education system: a critical theory perspective
Australian business schools: more than ‘commercial enterprise’?
- Ryan, Suzanne, Guthrie, James, Neumann, Ruth
Australian higher education transformed: from central coordination to control
Interdisciplinarity in management education: Australian Graduate School of Business
- Ryan, Suzanne, Neumann, Ruth, Guthrie, James
Life in a graduate school of business: the Bill stories
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