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
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[…]
The Truth About Summer Session
If you’re considering undertaking summer session good on you! I completed my first summer session this year (2017 to 2018 summer) and when I was considering whether or not I should do it, there was no one who was really able to give me any point of reference. So I figured for those of you Read more about The Truth About Summer Session[…]
Most Desired Attributes of Business Graduates
Competition to get into a graduate scheme is fierce; there are often several applicants 100 applicants for 1 open spot. A recent survey by the Financial Times showed what companies see as the most important skills for business students. While people skills and problem-solving skills were at the top of the list, highly specialised skills Read more about Most Desired Attributes of Business Graduates[…]
Alumni All Stars: Kristine Vergara
Meet Kristine Vergara, a 2008 graduate from UTS Business School and our first Alumni All Star! Having worked for one of the big four, before diving headfirst into the startup space, Kristine’s career exemplifies how diverse the world of business truly is. So naturally, we had a chat over coffee to pick her brains! Read more about Alumni All Stars: Kristine Vergara[…]
Apps that will Improve your Productivity
Today I sat down to do my economics quiz. What followed was four hours of mindless YouTube watching. Whilst the top 5 upsets in Olympic history, Chris Evans’ reunion with his dog and Jonah Hill’s opening monologue for Saturday Night Live made for some pretty entertaining viewing, I had to admit that I may have Read more about Apps that will Improve your Productivity[…]
The 10 Perks of Being a Student
When you’re on 3 hours sleep, have an exam the next day that you haven’t started studying for, and are 7 weeks behind on lecture notes, it’s tough to see the benefits that being a university student has to offer. While the graduate life of paying off our HECS debt is just around the corner, Read more about The 10 Perks of Being a Student[…]
The 4 Personalities of the Workplace: Which one are you?
Behavioural science researchers have discovered that 75% of the population are significantly different from you. No one is completely true to type. The average person will have most of the characteristics of their dominant style but not all of them. There are four styles of people, none of which is better or worse than any of Read more about The 4 Personalities of the Workplace: Which one are you?[…]
How to Beat Mid Semester Blues
STUVAC has past and with it our will to persevere. As I write this I’m reflecting on the two all-nighters I’ve pulled this week. Was it worth it? Absolutely not. The assignments I submitted were subpar at best, and the bags under my eyes have me feeling like a zombie. We’re only halfway into the Read more about How to Beat Mid Semester Blues[…]
Only Students That Work Weekends Will Understand
As students we all know the struggle of needing money and unfortunately for us this more often than not means we have to work weekends. Here are some of the struggles only students that work weekends will understand. You never truly feel the excitement of Friday nights like everybody else does. You feel like you’re constantly Read more about Only Students That Work Weekends Will Understand[…]