Who are we
Founded in 2010, the Society is run by students from all year levels. With the mandate to ‘enrich the social life and career aspirations of UTS Business students’, we know to provide the social events that students want. With the support of the UTS Business School and Corporate Sponsors like the CA ANZ, CPA Australia, KPMG & Deloitte we can give students the networking opportunities they need.
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The Team
Lachlan Peden
Tyler Wilson
Kavipriya Manokaran
Nicole Staff
Matthew D’Cruz
Alex Cheng
Mehmet Musa
Timothy Tran
Sarina Natoli
Bryce Mowat
Lachlan Callaghan
Daniel Fellowes
Latest news
8 Habits of a P’s Student
We’ve all heard the saying that P’s get degrees, if you resonate with some of these be proud! Because let’s be real, that’s all you need to do anyway. 1. “Attendance isn’t compulsory” Why go to a lecture when you’ve got the slides downloaded? Why go to a tute when the tutor doesn’t mark the Read more about 8 Habits of a P’s Student[…]
Day in the Life: BSOC President
Are you ready for a hard hitting exposé on what the average day is like for our Business Society President? Well we probably won’t live up to your expectations but enjoy! The president himself wanted to preface that: “I’m writing this as an insight into what goes into running a faculty society and certainly not as Read more about Day in the Life: BSOC President[…]
Which Type of UTS Student Are You?
One of the best things about studying at UTS is the vast variety of personality types that we all come to know and love. Can’t recall someone that suits a type on the list? It’s probably you. 1. The Athlete Rumour has it that every UTS student with the words “Eat, grind, repeat” and Read more about Which Type of UTS Student Are You?[…]
What Recruiters Look For During An Interview
Knowledge of the Role/Organisation Make sure you do your research before stepping into the room. Recruiters need to find a candidate that is a cultural-fit for the company. So you’ll be one step ahead if you already have an understanding of the organisation’s values and their mission. As an extension of this, make sure know Read more about What Recruiters Look For During An Interview[…]
15 Things Every UTS Student Can Relate To
15 Things Every UTS Student Can Relate To 1. Working weekends because it’s the only time you’re available 2. Going to the city used to be a trek, since you go every week, the commute is like second nature to you at this point 3. Pulling double shifts (because your job sucks) 4. Pulling an Read more about 15 Things Every UTS Student Can Relate To[…]
How To Become An Organised Person
How to Become an Organised Person By A “Self-Proclaimed” Organised Person When you are a university student there are a lot of things that you need to juggle. From lectures and tutorials to part-time jobs and clubbing, you have a lot to fit into your days. But here is where you start to take control Read more about How To Become An Organised Person[…]
Automation Is On The Way
Written by Kristine Vergara for UTS Business Society. This article focuses on the opportunity and challenges of automation in the Australian workforce. A CSIRO Data61 and Safe Work Australia ‘Workplace Safety Futures’ Report states that “the cost of advanced AI, sensory systems and robotics is declining while the capability of these systems continues to Read more about Automation Is On The Way[…]
Aussie Start-Up Update
Written by Kristine Vergara for UTS Business Society. This article focuses on Australian start-up news. Brighte 1 NAB has provided a $20 million debt facility to Brighte, a fintech start-up that provides lending to customers for home energy systems. Brighte is backed by Atlassian founder Mike Cannon-Brookes through his investment company Grok Ventures. The debt Read more about Aussie Start-Up Update[…]
Who Really Owns Your Personal Data?
Written by Kristine Vergara for UTS Business Society. This article focuses on the enforcement of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation and how the prevalence and importance of data is shaping the way businesses and individuals deal with personal data. General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)[1] The EU have enforced the GDPR as of Read more about Who Really Owns Your Personal Data?[…]
Budget Wrap Up
Written by Kristine Vergara, for UTS Business Society. Introduction There were several implications for start-ups in the Budget 2018 announcement made in May 2018 [1]. Research & Development (R&D) Tax Incentive The Government has supported Australian innovation and research through the R&D Tax Incentive. A review of this incentive found that the program Read more about Budget Wrap Up[…]