2019

Articles

Millennial Project to equip students to succeed in Asia

The Business School has joined forces with the China Australia Millennial Project to deliver a postgraduate program which will immerse students in the Chinese innovation landscape and the "real world" of Chinese business.

Where will human resource management and industrial relations study lead you?

Meet four Master of Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations graduates and learn how postgraduate study enhanced their careers. Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP) are available for domestic students.

5 reasons to study the Master of Management at Sydney

Specifically designed for recent graduates from any area of study, our Master of Management provides you with a strong foundation in business along with the soft skills to help you accelerate your dream career. All in just one year. Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP) are available for domestic students.

University of Sydney triumphs in Asia Pacific finance competition

The University of Sydney Business School has reinformed its reputation as a global centre of academic excellence with a winning position in the Asia Pacific finals of the prestigious Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) stock pitch competition.

Tech for electorate mapping wins innovation competition

Days out from the federal election, a software company that helps charities, business and community groups influence politicians using data and technology, has won the University of Sydney Genesis innovation competition.

Business School contributes to improved whistleblower protection

The Chair of the Business School's discipline of Business Law, Associate Professor David Chaikin, has been recognised by the Federal Government for his contribution to reforms which improve protection for whistleblowers.

Disruptors dominate premier entrepreneurship competition final

"Disruptors" in fields ranging from architecture to education have made it through to the finals of the first University of Sydney’s Genesis Innovation Competition for 2019.

MBA students nourish the mind and body

Full-time MBA students join forces for a mindful cooking class at Sydney Seafood School. We hear from two of the students who reflect on the experience.

Soft skills the key to meaningful youth employment

A team of three Sydney undergraduates who believe they have a solution to worldwide youth unemployment are now only two steps away from an opportunity to present their idea to the United Nations and win a million dollars.

What qualities do we look for in our MBA applicants?

In a world of growing complexity, disruption and ambiguity, our full-time MBA offers far more than the fundamentals of business. Future business leaders need to be resilient, adaptable, progressive and influential to succeed on the global stage.

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