There’s more than one reason why the UTS Bachelor of Business is the most popular business degree in NSW.*
With nine majors on offer plus a diverse selection of elective, extension and specialist subjects, you can create a tailored qualification — and a future career path — that reflects what’s important to you.
Add in cross-disciplinary subject options and a flexible approach to learning – think online, offline, daytime and evening study options – and you’ve got a one-of-a-kind course that supports you to balance study, work and life.
Why study the Bachelor of Business?
It’s customisable, flexible, socially conscious, practical and hands-on.
Customisable: Spend a year studying fundamental business subjects to learn a bit about lots of different disciplines. This will help you choose a specialisation and other options in your second year that match your professional interests. Your specialisation is your major and other options include second major, sub-major, extension subjects or electives.
Flexible: Choose from 9 majors, 2 second majors, over 30 sub-majors and 5 major extensions and build a degree that’s uniquely you. Study subjects across a broad range of business disciplines or take a deep dive into one or more specialist areas that will prepare you for career success.
Socially conscious: Become an ethical, sustainable and future-focused business practitioner with our new Business and Social Impact core subject and learn to use your expertise to change the world for the better.
Practical: Course content has been designed in partnership with industry, which means it’s practically focused, professionally accredited and reflects the realities of the contemporary business world.
Hands-on: Apply your learning to a real business problem with a final-year capstone project. Nothing prepares you for your future career like real-world experience — and at UTS, that experience starts now.
UTS has a reputation for integrating theoretical knowledge with practical skills.
I was particularly drawn to its strong industry connections and the emphasis on real-world experiences.
Moreover, its location in the heart of Sydney offers numerous opportunities for networking and access to major corporations.
Samhitha Rallapalli Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Information Systems
Who is the course for?
Future practitioners who want to make an impact across a whole range of business fields, sectors and industries including accounting, marketing, finance, economics and management.
What you'll learn
It’s a business degree unlike any other.
What sets the Bachelor of Business apart is its emphasis on social impact — it’s not just about profits but about people and the planet, too. Course content will prepare you for ethical, sustainable and future-focused business practice that delivers change for a stronger and fairer society.
Created in partnership with industry, the Bachelor of Business will equip you with the knowledge and values necessary for a vibrant business career. You’ll become a critical and creative thinker and a specialist in your chosen business discipline, ready to make your mark in business and beyond.
And you’ll study where innovation happens. UTS is located in the heart of Tech Central, Australia’s largest technology and innovation hub. You’ll be surrounded by leading innovators in your field, and you’ll have the opportunity to work with them, too: with our dedicated internship subject, you can apply your skills in real-world contexts.
As someone who was not entirely sure of the direction I was going or who had yet to discover any lifelong passions, business was a safe option.
A Bachelor of Business is a very versatile degree with a large amount of flexibility to explore areas you find interesting which allowed me to see and pursue what I found myself drawn to, for me it was marketing.
Adam Graham Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of International Studies
Business Internship
Real-world experience is core to the UTS Business School student experience — more than 80 per cent of undergraduate students complete an internship as part of their studies. And you can too.
As a second or third-year student, you can apply for an internship elective and complete 30 days of work experience in a real-world business setting.
Not only will you gain meaningful, practical and relevant experience that will enhance your learning, but you’ll also build professional connections that have the power to shape your career.
