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MBA student praises virtual studies
Beginning an internationally-respected MBA during a pandemic was ‘highly valuable’ for student Pulkit Verma.
How does family firm image affect consumer behaviour?
Family firms make up for the majority of wine businesses worldwide, yet little is known about the levers these businesses should pull to stimulate customer loyalty. New research conducted in Australia, Italy and the USA with a sample of over 1,500 people sheds light on the matter.
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A partnership for prosperity with Wine Communicators of Australia
Industry partnerships form the lifeblood of the Wine Business programs at the University of Adelaide. We’ve partnered with Wine Communicators of Australia (tag) to develop the skills, connections and confidence of our students in preparation for their future career in the wine industry. In the article below, Chair of WCA Marni Cook speaks to the value of the partnership between industry and education.
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Australia’s True Uniqueness: The Aboriginal Narrative of Country
The wine industry uses narrative transportation to take consumers on a journey and connect with a brand. Creating a distinctive narrative presents its own challenges, but connecting with the land through the stories of First Nations people presents a unique opportunity to pay respect to country and First Nations’ culture whilst crafting a truly unique Australian narrative.
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Educational agility and the changing needs of the wine industry
The University of Adelaide has hit the refresh button on their Wine Business suite, re-invigorating the programs to equip the next generation of wine business professionals with the skills and confidence to thrive in an evolving professional landscape.
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Australian eChallenge 2020 Winners
Meet the winning teams bringing their ideas to life as part of this year’s Australian eChallenge.
Domestic Agribusiness Scholarships in 2021
If you are passionate about economic, political, environmental, and social issues affecting global food systems, consider a postgraduate degree in Global Food and Agricultural Business at the University of Adelaide.
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How much do consumers care about nutritional and ingredient information for wine?
Labels represent a key communication tool about what lies within a bottle of wine. We often discuss label styles across colour combinations, fonts and size, but soon we may also include nutritional information in this conversation.
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Responding to homelessness under Covid-19
Community housing provider, Junction, faced a surmountable challenge of supporting over 4,500 vulnerable tenants and clients at risk of homelessness during the COVID-19 pandemic. From July to October 2020 the University of Adelaide completed a review of Junction’s response, finding that the organisation not only managed to maintain, but also improved its services over this period.
Adelaide Economics alumni Adam Marley delivers us coffee with a conscience
Graduating with a degree in economics from the University of Adelaide, Adam Marley never could have dreamed where his career would take him, making a difference in the lives of others through his coffee importing business, Intersection Traders.
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