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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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Technology, tourism, and trade: Investing in the future of wine professionals
Contributing over $45 billion to the national economy and supporting upwards of 160,000 jobs*, the wine industry is set to continue growing as new technology and markets emerge. What skills will the wine professionals of the future need to possess in order to meet the demands of the changing global landscape?
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How to secure scholarship support for your Adelaide MBA
A wide range of scholarship support is available for commencing and future Adelaide MBA applicants. With categories covering leadership, financial need and community achievement (to name a few), the simple step of applying for a scholarship can have a large-scale impact on your Adelaide MBA journey.
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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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Combining research innovation with industry expertise, meet the dedicated team behind our wine business suite
Boasting over 50 years of research, teaching, and industry expertise, meet the passionate team behind the world-class wine business programs at the Adelaide Business School.
The benefits of in-class learning
In an increasingly digital age, made even more prominent thanks to the on-set of COVID, we cannot underestimate the value of in-class learning. Here’s three reasons why attending classes in person can benefit your overall learning experience.
New year, new career: an MBA for change
An MBA is more than a degree to create leaders; it can also create change. As the New Year comes into full swing, many professionals are considering using this time to pivot careers, turning to the broad business skills and networks gained during MBA studies to help facilitate this change.
Industry experience leads to export opportunities for Wine Business Graduate
International Wine Business graduate Yuan Yuan has always had an interest in emerging markets, especially the Asian wine market. Led by her passion for the wine industry, Yuan travelled to Australia to gain a world-class education in Wine Business, which would ultimately lead to her gaining a high-profile position with a prominent Australian wine label.
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Backing the Bachelor of Commerce
Christopher Hughes reflects fondly on his time studying business in the heart of Adelaide’s central business district.
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