Bachelor of Management

The Bachelor of Management at the University of Technology Sydney is a dynamic, three-year undergraduate degree designed for students interested in building foundational skills in business and management. The course covers a broad spectrum of business topics, including organisational behaviour, marketing, economics, accounting, operations, and strategic management, with a particular focus on contemporary Australian business contexts. Through interactive lectures, seminars, and group projects, students develop critical thinking, leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills that are vital for success across various industries.

This degree is structured into semesters, with each year comprising a series of units of study that accumulate credit points as students progress toward graduation. The curriculum typically includes core business management units, elective subjects that allow for specialisation, and a capstone project where students integrate and apply their learning to real-world business challenges. Work-integrated learning is a prominent feature, with opportunities for internships, industry placements, and collaborative projects with companies and organisations in Sydney’s thriving business hub.

Students gain hands-on experience through strong industry links fostered by UTS, benefitting from proximity to major Australian corporations, consultancies, and government bodies. The course suits aspiring managers, entrepreneurs, or those considering roles in business development, project management, or consulting, and is ideal for students who thrive in collaborative, innovative, and fast-paced environments. Graduates are prepared for the complex, global nature of contemporary business and can pursue further studies or employment in Australia’s diverse business sector.

International students are required to demonstrate English proficiency (IELTS Academic 6.0–6.5 or equivalent); work rights of up to 48 hours per fortnight are available while studying. Graduates may also be eligible to apply for the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) to gain post-study work experience in Australia. For the most up-to-date admission and course details, students should consult the official UTS website.

• Business development manager roles in Australian corporations
• Project manager in service, retail, or government sectors
• Management consultant for consulting firms or independent practice
• Human resources coordinator within private or public organisations
• Operations manager across hospitality, tourism, or logistics industries
• Entrepreneurship and new venture creation
• Business analyst positions in finance or technology