Tania Bucic
School of Marketing - PhD, UTS | Grad Cert (University Learning & Teaching), UNSW | BBus, UTS
As a researcher, Tania focuses on organisational and behavioural innovation. Her work appears in the Journal of Business Ethics, Industrial Marketing Management, Journal of Business Research, Journal of Strategic Marketing, Journal of Services Marketing, Australian Journal of Management, Marketing Intelligence and Planning, Journal of Marketing Education, International Journal of Innovation Management, among others. Tania’s research is predominantly applied and attracts close industry collaboration. Having worked with companies such as Fairfax, Flight Centre and McDonald’s, Tania’s work has received media attention in outlets including Marketing Magazine, Australian Financial Review, BOSS Magazine, Sydney Morning Herald, and National Australia Bank Director Magazine.
Tania’s scholarship in education is demonstrated by her publication of journal articles, and introductory Marketing textbook (McGraw Hill) that has achieved market leadership in the Australia & New Zealand region. In addition, her business-focused teaching case studies published with Ivey Publishing and Harvard Business Review, are internationally recognised as leading, with her Best Seller Award in 2019. Tania is co-Director of the Australia Business Case Network.
As an educator, Tania’s teaching excellence has been recognised with her appointment as a UNSW Scientia Education Fellow from 2017. Her approach to teaching and learning has attracted positive outcomes including student engagement, uplifted results and high satisfaction. Tania has received peer recognition at international, national, and university levels with prestigious awards including: the Marketing Management Association, Master Teacher Award (USA), the Office of Learning and Teaching, Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning (Aus), Pearson – ANZMAC Marketing Educator of the Year Award (Aus & NZ), UNSW Vice Chancellor's Award for Teaching Excellence, UNSW Business School Bill Birkett Award for Teaching Excellence.
From This Author
Why is excess inventory bad for business?
Brands that manage excess inventory through forecasting sales or recycling win consumers' favour, while those that destroy unsold goods take a hit to their reputation
Innovation set to be biggest challenge for small businesses in 2022
Government support is urgently needed to help small businesses with innovation in the forthcoming year, writes UNSW Business School's Tania Bucic
How some new products succeed while others flop
Look for the secret in the interaction of form and function