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4 November 2026
CHE Seminar Series: Mind the (employment) gap - The power of reasons in reshapin...
Using a large vignette-experiment with Australian employers, we show that providing information about employment gaps substantially reshapes employers’ beliefs. Absent ...
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9 November 2026
Writing a Successful Review Paper Proposal: 2026 workshop
A workshop bringing together expert journal editors together to help scholars develop publishable literature review proposals.
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9 November 2026
Writing a Successful Review Paper Proposal: 2026 workshop
A workshop bringing together expert journal editors together to help scholars develop publishable literature review proposals.
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11 November 2026
CHE Seminar Series: Sins of the fathers - The legacy of frontier violence on Aus...
Violence towards Indigenous peoples was an accepted part of colonisation, but its legacy today is often minimised, ignored and/or denied. ...
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12 November 2026
People, Purpose & Performance: Executive Perspectives on HR Strategy
Session 12 of our Career Advancement Program, for Monash MBA alumni and students, explores how organisations align HR strategies.
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18 - 19 November 2026
Bayesian Analysis and Modelling Workshop 2026
Our workshop, featuring a range of Bayesian experts, is open to anyone interested in Bayesian statistics and econometrics.
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18 - 19 November 2026
What works in education? STEP UP Conference 2026
Bringing together researchers from Australia and overseas for research presentations, discussion and collaboration on education.
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25 November 2026
Monash Accounting PhD Colloquium 2026
An opportunity for PhD students to present their research, hear feedback and network with peers, industry and faculty.
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26 - 27 November 2026
Monforma2026
Monforma is a biennial conference hosted by Monash Business School’s Department of Accounting.
Conferences, seminars and events
Department of Economics events
These events include our weekly seminar series, which provides exposure to a wide range of economic topics. All staff, students, as well as interested members of the public, are welcome to attend. Please refer to the calendar below for a full schedule of events, and contact the specific organiser with any questions.
If you would like to know more about a specific seminar program, please contact:
- Macro seminar series: Alexander Haas
- Theory/IO seminar series: Mitchell Watt
- DeHiPE seminar series: Ricardo Dahis
- HEELP seminar series: Santiago Hermo
- BET seminar series: Keaton Ellis
- Yew-Kwang Ng Prominent Speaker seminar series: Yves Zenou
- Caulfield Brown Bag seminar series: Kaveh Majlesi
- Clayton Brown Bag seminar series: Christis Tombazos
Other events the Department of Economics is associated with:
The Department of Economics also co-hosts or co-organises a wide range of events in collaboration with other universities and institutions. See previous and future events we are associated with.
Monash Business School events