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University of Sydney Business School

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Address: Abercrombie Building, Corner of Abercrombie Street and Codrington Street 2006 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: sydney.edu.au/business

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24.01.2022 The Sydney Genesis startup program has awarded its $25,000 grand prize to Relievables, a platform founded by Economics and Social Sciences alum Victoria Edghill that empowers businesses to improve their social and environmental impact. Read more: https://bit.ly/38AyW5e

22.01.2022 Our transformed Master of Commerce program allows you to choose from eight future-focused specialisations to truly personalise your learning and future-proof your career. Find out where a Master of Commerce could lead you.

22.01.2022 The Business School’s first Leading in a Post-COVID World (LPC) program wrapped up earlier this week with the Business Not As Usual Forum, where student teams pitched their solutions for local and global challenges to a panel of industry leaders. First place went to Harrison Adkin, Rachel Park, Charley Du and Bright Shi for their solution to address the affordability and quality of housing in NSW. I liked the idea of shifting the burden of responsibility away from the vulner...able and towards landlords, said industry judge Janelle McMaster. The integration of tech and recognition of what role tech can play is key. The LPC Forum marked the culmination of a series of masterclasses with expert speakers and experiential workshops aimed at empowering students to collaborate in order to solve critical problems. The masterclasses were just amazing to give us a more rounded understanding of the business world, said winning team member Harrison Adkin. The thing that resonated with me was thinking about the wicked problems that our generation is going to face and how coronavirus has compounded those wicked problems. The winning teams will now attend a round table with Professor Greg Whitwell, Dean of the Business School, along with LPC program leaders Associate Professors Juliette Overland and Peter Bryant, and a virtual catch-up with a masterclass leader of their choice. Congratulations to all LPC participants and thanks to our masterclass leaders Milo-Arne Wilkinson, Bernard Salt AM, Chris Riddell and Jamie Fitzgerald, and to forum judges Professor Richard Miles, Kelly McJannett, Jenelle McMaster and Jason Hosking. Learn more about Leading in a Post-COVID World: https://bit.ly/33gX89B

22.01.2022 Happy Diwali to all of our students, staff and alumni celebrating around the world

21.01.2022 "Even with the immense progress that we have made to date, we still do not know exactly how our product will workbut we have ideas that we are currently testing. That is just the fun of entrepreneurship nothing is set in stone!" What goes into building a startup while you study? Recipient of the Sydney Genesis Startup Program's "Rising Star" award Emma Glendinning (BCom/BAdvStudies) writes about the process of developing her budding mental health startup MindSafarii with two fellow University of Sydney students: bit.ly/3m2IGJu

18.01.2022 "I quickly learned to always bring a raincoat and to just embrace the cold and wet, even surprising myself one day when I actually felt exhilarated from cycling in the rain." Ahead of our Undergraduate Global Exchange Webinar on 19 November, Iris Chen shares her adventures in the Danish winter during her exchange semester at the University of Copenhagen.

18.01.2022 Applications for our Anstice MBA Scholarship for Community Leadership and Alek Safarian MBA Scholarship, each valued at over $60,000, close at 10am on Monday 23 November. Apply for the Anstice scholarship: bit.ly/2HoN8Tm Apply for the Safarian scholarship: bit.ly/3jMXICh

17.01.2022 We're recruiting undergraduate and postgraduate student mentors for 2021. Applications close Monday 23 November. Learn more and register: bit.ly/businesspmp2021

14.01.2022 Alexis Soulopoulos, Co-Founder of Mad Paws and Master of Management (CEMS) graduate, has recently been recognised as The CEO Magazine - Australia & New Zealand's 2020 Young Executive of the Year. Learn how our Master of Management (CEMS) can open doors for you: https://bit.ly/2Hvctvx

14.01.2022 Meghal Shah, current student and Anstice MBA Scholarship for Community Leadership recipient, shares his determination to build commercial acumen through the MBA to help scale social impact organisations. Read more: bit.ly/32zUJWZ

13.01.2022 Our Master of International Business gave engineering graduate Nathan Dimarchos real-world business experience as a consultant to an industry partner in Mexico. "The international business project in Mexico was an opportunity to delve into the world of international business in the flesh and explore the ever-expanding notion of globalisation," Nathan says. Since graduating in 2018, Nathan now works as a Consultant at Accenture.... See how you can create a global career with our Master of International business: https://bit.ly/3fForiT

07.01.2022 Most case competitions revolve around multinational for-profit corporations, but the second University of Sydney Business School Case Competition, which took place over the weekend, took a more community-focused approach. Organised by the Sydney Consulting Club, the competition saw five teams from universities across Australia and New Zealand compete virtually to write a case addressing how youth mental health non-profit headspace could rapidly improve their services in the f...ace of COVID-19. The team from UTS won first place. "We chose headspace because it felt particularly relevant considering the mental health crisis and surge in demand for youth mental health services during the pandemic," said Katie Jones, President of the Sydney Consulting Club and Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws student. "We wanted students to consider intersecting challenges like providing appropriate, individualised services for groups who often struggle to access traditional services: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth, the LGBTIQA+ community, young men, rural youth and homeless young Australians." Congratulations to the Sydney Consulting Club and all competing teams!

05.01.2022 "The main thing that exchange gave me was a newfound confidence in myself: the knowledge that I could venture out in the world by myself without the familiarity of friends or family." Ahead of our Undergraduate Global Exchange Webinar on 19 November, Martin Ang shares his adventures in the bustling heart of one of the world's great cities during his exchange semester at the Singapore Management University.