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Carolyn Millet

Tamworth
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Word nerd & social media manager in New England, NSW. Retweets: not necessarily my views, not endorsements & maybe accidental. Depends how much trouble I‘m in.
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Diploma in Arts builds flexible skills for a changing world

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By Carolyn Millet
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In a rapidly changing world, employers increasingly value graduates who can think critically, communicate clearly and adapt to new challenges. These are skills that remain valuable across industries, careers and life stages. That’s why many students are turning to arts study to build broad, transferable capabilities while exploring areas they are passionate about.
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UNE's MBA (International) building global business capability

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By Carolyn Millet
| Stories of STEM Q
In today’s interconnected economy, business leaders need more than technical expertise. They need the ability to think strategically, lead ethically and make confident decisions in complex global environments. From international trade and supply chain management to finance, consulting and executive leadership, organisations increasingly need professionals who understand how business operates across borders.
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Global conflict, local impact: UNE experts on agribusiness fallout

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By Carolyn Millet
| Stories of STEM Q
Rural and regional communities need to brace themselves for disruptions and financial fallout as the impacts of the war in Iran and Australian inflationary pressures ripple through agribusiness. However, as in any crisis, there will also be opportunities to diversify and future-proof the nation’s agricultural operations.
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