All kinds of doors open when you finish your undergraduate studies. For some, it’s not until they see what’s on the other side that they realise where their interests really lie. For Master of Management student Abraham Hito, this meant post-graduate study and a move to Melbourne.

As I embarked on my journey towards a master's degree, I was impressed by the exceptional academic reputation and the array of diverse opportunities available in my chosen course – Master of Management (Finance). Among these opportunities was the Global Business Practicum, a Work Integrated Learning elective, which stood apart from the university's regular curriculum by offering a unique experiential learning opportunity.

In February, the Dilin Duwa Centre for Indigenous Business Leadership celebrated the graduation of Karajarri Yawuru man Dr Mark Jones and Kamilaroi and Dgungatti woman Rachel Woodford.

As one of the international academics for the Graduate Certificate in Indigenous Business Leadership, Dr Joseph Gladstone brings a Native American perspective to his subject, Indigenous Philosophy of Business.