Registration Info
Conference registration is estimated* to be $400 USD / $609 AUD / $670 NZD**. Please note that with this price being set to USD, exchange rates will tend to shift in either direction until registration is completed.
*Pricing is not yet finalized, but likely to be at the current rate shown as of October 29, 2024.
**Conversion rates are as of October 28, 2024.
Your conference registration provides you:
Jan. 29:
- Opening evening reception with canapes and drinks
- Dinner this evening will be 'on your own' and not included in the conference. Groups will gather during reception and head out for meals and drinks.
Jan. 30:
- General conference programming
- Morning and afternoon breaks
- Lunch
- Conference Dinner (opt-in, a la carte)
Jan 31:
- General conference programming
- Morning and afternoon breaks
- Lunch
- Dinner and drinks (included in conference fee)
In addition, this obviously includes the conference program/attendance as well as a one-year subscription to MOBTS.org, the Journal of Management Education, Management Teaching Review, and all conference swag made available including our annual conference t-shirts.
Local Accommodations
There is an abundance of reasonably priced hotels and hostels in the surrounding area of our conference, ranging from 5-minute to 20-minute walks, and priced from $75 USD to $150 USD, depending on what you're looking for. You can click here for a map of all hotels with their current pricing. Please note that the dates pre-set for you are from 28 January to 4 February, thus you may need to edit those dates. Link to Local Hotels.
While MOBTS does not have any official accommodations, it is known that attendees seem to be booking at the Four Points by Sheraton. The Sheraton is a beautiful hotel located just 13-minutes walking time away from the campus and reasonably priced at ~$120 USD/night. This is where MOBTS Executive Director Brandon Charpied will be staying, so if you want to be around where some of the other MOBTS people are, this might be your best bet. Click here for the Four Points by Sheraton's Marriott website.
Session Building & Rooms
MOBTS Oceania will be hosted in the Sir Owen G. Glenn Building (Business School) at the University of Auckland. If staying at the Four Points by Sheraton, for example, this is 12-minute walk (Map), a 5-minute rideshare (Map), or a 12-minute public transportation (6-minutes of which are walking, thus you may as well walk; Map). The Sir Owen G. Glenn Building may also be referred to as Building 260 on campus maps.
Click here for a PDF version of the campus map. You will notice Building 260 toward the center of the map just above the words 'City Campus'.
Sessions will take place in rooms:
- 260-036
- 260-201G
- 260-206
- 260-349
- 260-481
As we will have a very full program and two of the session rooms are rather tight, we encourage sessions to explore the spaces around the rooms and the building in general, and to consider making use of common spaces that may enhance the experiential nature of their sessions. More information on session rooms will be provided in the forthcoming preliminary program and Pre-Arrival Handbook (PAH) notices.
About MOBTS Oceania
MOBTS Oceania is a regional venture of the Management & Organizational Behavior Teaching Society that was established following a successful International MOBTS conference at University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand during February of 2020. With the growth of teaching-focuses research and training in the Oceania region (comprised of Australia, New Zealand, and the Micronesia, Melanesia, and Polynesia regions of the Pacific), alongside the growth of MOBTS, its journals, and its global reach, establishing MOBTS Oceania is the next step to fulfilling our organization's mission of enhancing teaching and learning across the management disciplines.
About MOBTS-Oceania: A community of Management Educators
The MOBTS-Oceania group emerged from the energy and enthusiasm fostered during the 2020 MOBTS International Conference in Christchurch, New Zealand. During this conference many ideas, teaching innovations, and challenges were shared amongst educators in this region. We wanted to harness this energy and create a dedicated group focused on bringing the spirit of MOBTS to the region, to foster teaching innovations in the management domain, and come together as educators.
MOBTS Oceania Committee
- Kevin Lo (Chair, University of San Francisco, MOBTS President)
- Brandon Charpied (Jacksonville University, MOBTS Executive Director)
- Sandra Alday, University of Sydney
- Lisa Callagher, University of Auckland
- Patricia Hubbard (Gallup, Auckland)
- Stuart Middleton (University of Queensland)
- Janis Wardrop (University of New South Wales)
- Sarah Wright (University of Canterbury)
- Ann Wallin, University of Queensland
Please contact MOBTS Executive Director Brandon Charpied at brandon@mobts.org for more information.