BIO

BA Renmin Uni; MSc LSE; PhD Macquarie

Wei Li is a Senior Lecturer in International Business at The University of Sydney Business School. Her research interests are the globalisation of Chinese enterprises and economy, RMB internationalization, Asian diaspora entrepreneurs, and renewable energy transition in the Asia Pacific region.

Since 2011, Dr. Li has co-led KPMG's annual Demystifying Chinese Investment in Australia report series, a flagship publication informing government and industry. Her scholarly work has appeared in leading journals such as The China Quarterly and Ecological Economics. She has received multiple awards and competitive research grants from both government and industry bodies, and is a frequent commentator in national and international media.

Dr Li currently serves as Program Director for the Master of International Business and is the inaugural Program Director of the Executive Global Unicorn Program-a strategic partnership between The University of Sydney Business School and Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business-supporting high-growth ventures and cross-border leadership development.

SCHOOL

  • School of International Business, Logistics and Supply Chains

AVAILABLE FOR MEDIA

  • Academics can be contacted directly or via media.office@sydney.edu.au

FIELDS OF RESEARCH (2020)