Welcome to the UTS Business School, part of the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), located in the heart of Sydney, on the unceded land of the Gadigal people of the Eora nation.
A different type of business school
UTS is a public university of technology committed to social justice, defined by our support for the economic, social and cultural prosperity of our communities.
Being part of such a progressive and innovative university offers us the scope and opportunity to be a different type of business school, one whose purpose is to lead education and research that enables business and organisations to contribute to the public good.
Find out about our vision, principles, work, education and place.
Our vision
The world is in a period of unprecedented change, and that includes changing expectations of businesses and of business schools. Businesses have already begun to realise that they're expected to take more of a central role in addressing the critical social, political and economic issues of which they are a part.
Maintaining a ‘business as usual’ approach, where corporations are dedicated only to a narrow set of commercial imperatives, is no longer seen as defensible. For today's businesses, social impact, social licence to operate, sustainability and corporate purpose have been placed at the top of the agenda.
Our focus at UTS Business School has always been on practically relevant and informed education and research, backed up with creativity and innovation in everything we do.
What makes us different is that we back that up with a strong and explicit commitment to public value and social purpose.
A socially-committed business school
Our vision is to be a socially-committed Business School focused on developing and sharing knowledge for an innovative, sustainable and prosperous economy in a fairer world.
This vision impacts everything we do.
It means that we educate citizens to be leaders and professionals who can not only perform the functions of business at the highest standard but also have a broader social and political understanding of the role of business and management in creating a better and more equal society on a global level.
Our strategy
Learn more about our Business School Strategic Position (PDF, 9.3mb)
Our strategic principles
Our work is underpinned by six strategic principles.
InclusionBe inclusive and encourage diversity in all of our activities | 
Responsible leadershipInitiative discussion and be a trusted thought leader on the role of business in society |
InnovationBring new ideas and evidence-based expertise to bear on critical issues of public interest and value | 
Public goodLead education and research that enables business and organsations to contribute to the public good |
ExcellenceDeliver excellence in business teaching, research, community and industry engagement | 
EqualityUse education and research as a pathway to individual mobility, social diversity and economic equality |
Our work
UTS Business School consists of five academic disciplines – accounting, economics, finance, management and marketing. We are internationally recognised for our innovative research, with our academics taking a comprehensive, interdisciplinary approach – bringing together skills and knowledge from diverse fields – to tackle the critical problems faced by businesses and other public and private organisations today.
Our research efforts are focused on developing knowledge that is not just characterised by scholarly excellence but also contributes more broadly to address the grand challenges of our time, such as inequality, climate, disaster, and populist extremism.
We work closely and collaboratively with businesses, policymakers and public institutions to produce socially responsible and economically fair outcomes, and use education and research as a pathway to individual mobility, social diversity and economic equality.
Our education
As a business school, we are committed to educating students from Australia and around the world to be career-ready, innovative, technologically savvy, and socially responsible.
Our education delivers a broad range of degree programs across undergraduate and postgraduate levels, as well as a range of executive development, microcredential and short course programs.
Our practical and integrative approach to business education prepares students for a world that demands more than specialist expertise in a particular discipline. UTS Business graduates are ‘integrative thinkers’ who can combine traditional business skills with those from disciplines such as design and engineering to meet the challenges they face in a globalised world.
Indigenous knowledge is also part of our core curriculum, so we can ensure our graduates work with and for Indigenous Australians.
Learn more about studying at UTS Business School
Our place
Located in the heart of Sydney’s thriving tech and innovation precinct, at the doorstep of the CBD, UTS Business School’s contemporary and collaborative approach to education is embodied in the design of our home, the Dr Chau Chak Wing Building, designed by internationally-renowned architect Frank Gehry.
We respectfully acknowledge that we are located on the land of the Gadigal people, who have cared for their community, land and waters for thousands of generations, based on their deep knowledge of this country. For those of us who work and study here, we pay our respects to their Ancestors and their Elders, and acknowledge their ongoing status as the First Peoples of this place.