Dr Juliet Bourke

Dr Juliet Bourke

Professor

BA, LLB (UNSW); LLM (Hons) (USyd); PhD (Brunel University London)

Business School
School of Management and Governance

My primary areas of focus are diversity, inclusion, inclusive leadership, interpersonal inclusion and the future of work. I blend academic rigor with practitioner insights. Currently a Professor of Practice in the School of Management and Governance, as well as a board member and independent workplace consultant, I was previously a partner in Deloitte. For ten years I led the National Diversity & Inclusion Consulting Practice in which capacity I advised global executives on D&I strategy and inclusive leadership. Prior to Deloitte I was a co-founder of a boutique D&I consulting firm, and prior to that I worked in Government as a lawyer specialising firstly in criminal law and then human rights. As a sessional lecturer, I taught Organisational Behaviour at UNSW, and Advanced Discrimination Law at the University of Sydney.  I hold a PhD from Brunel University London, and my thesis was awarded the Dean's prize for innovation and social impact.  

  • Books | 2016
    Bourke J, 2016, Which Two Heads Are Better Than One? How Diverse Teams Create Breakthrough Ideas and Make Smarter Decisions
  • Book Chapters | 2011
    Andrews J; Bourke J, 2011, 'Trends in workforce participation in the Australian workforce 1900-2010', in Women at work: research, policy and practice, pp. 23 - 53
  • Journal articles | 2016
    Aldakheel FM; Thomas PS; Bourke JE; Matheson MC; Dharmage SC; Lowe AJ, 2016, 'Relationships between adult asthma and oxidative stress markers and pH in exhaled breath condensate: A systematic review', Allergy: European Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 71, pp. 741 - 757, http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/all.12865

Top 101 Global Engagement Influencer (Inspiring Workplaces)

Top 100 Global HR Influencer

AFR top 100 Women of Influence 

Deloitte Chairman Global Recognition Award

UNSW Alumni Award

Women Lawyer's Association of NSW Achievement Award

Centre for Leadership for Women Award