Sydney Business School, University of Wollongong

Ranked at the top 200 business schools in the world, Sydney Business School offers postgraduate programs which can be knowledgeable about research, structured on employed outcomes, recognised by industry, provided by highly qualified academics and supported through additional doctoral pupil learning and development tools.
Our strong connections with industry, business and government ensures our apps reflect both pupil and industry needs.

Our student body is made up of citizens from across the globe and our alumni and spouses are spread across the globe. Nurturing this diversity and staying connected round the timezones is very important for us. We work together with your students, alumni and spouses to enhance both collaborations and cultural appreciation.

As a student of Sydney Business School you will benefit from:

• A committed course manager
• A learning development centre - a free service for students who wish to improve their English and academic language skills
• A library - situated at both our Sydney CBD and also Wollongong campuses, together with all committed library personnel who are there to support you through your study
• Business Central - accessible to students at both the Sydney CBD and also Wollongong campuses
• Pupil computer availability - both Wollongong and Sydney CBD campuses provide study spaces with hot-desks and wireless Online
• Bloomberg for Education - Something that provides students round the globe with the advantage of integrating concept with real-world training through information, data feeds and research data
• Peer Academic Trainers (PACs) - senior students who have completed well in their research and are able to help all students on a Array of academic issues, coach students to enhance their research skills, share useful tools and motivate students to succeed at university
• Work-integrated education - an interest that is designed to meet with the employment ambitions of overseas students wishing to undertake work from Australia. The subject is a 10-week Collection of educational seminars and practical Job Seeking activities and may be taken as an elective subject for Global students undertaking a two-year masters level
• Counseling - confidential and free counselling services are accessible to all enrolled students to assist with personal, work or research related problems
• Head of Students - manages the welfare of all students and advocates on their own behalf in regard to matters like entry, enrolment, assessment, progression and shifting courses
• Health and medical services - situated around the Wollongong campus and in close proximity to the Sydney CBD campus, including health, optometrist, dental and counselling services
• Student support advisers - assist students with a range of problems like orientation to the neighborhood field, research issues, instructional concerns, schooling, homesickness, legalities and accidents, student visas, health and personal issues, family emergencies and children's education.