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are complex supply-demand systems used in any industries and government agencies. When a company enters into a supply-demand contract, it is exposed to risks from several major uncontrollable parameters such as
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will be important as there is extensive emergent literature in this field, and the scholar will be meet regularly not only with the Project Supervisors, but with the following PhD candidates of both
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Registered? Login Outline The purpose of the Award is to support talented full-time MBA students of the AGSM to undertake a period of study at an approved overseas partner university. It is intended
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Register Already Registered? Login Outline The purpose of the Scholarship is to support Indigenous students in Masters programs at Lifelong Learning @ UNSW through to completion of their program. The total
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of Accountancy, Master of Business Administration in Accounting, or Master of Science in Accounting or enrollment in one of these is required; Ph.D. in Accounting preferred. A CPA preferred. Three
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their employer sponsorship. This application round is open to domestic female students who wish to commence their study in the trimester for which this scholarship is offered. The scholarship testimonial can be
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for the program. A list of ineligible degrees can be found in the Elevate: Boosting diversity in STEM program guidelines If I am undertaking a double degree, and one degree is not a STEM discipline, am I eligible
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student at CGSB and to establish the employer sponsorship. This application round is open to domestic female students who wish to commence their study in the trimester for which this scholarship is offered
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Riley Memorial MBA Scholarship (Scholarship) is to honour the memory of Rob Riley by supporting and encouraging Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students in business studies. Rob Riley was a
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The scholarship is worth up to $30,000 per annum for full-time enrolled recipients for the standard full-time duration of program, up to $15,000 per annum for part-time enrolled recipients