Choosing the right business school can give you a crucial competitive advantage. By making the right decision you can fast-track your career, gaining the skills and capabilities to succeed in today's diverse business environments. The Sydney Business School offers a range of postgraduate programs designed in consultation with global industry leaders.
About Us
The Sydney Business School (SBS) offers courses designed to assist you to achieve your career goals. Our mission is to educate tomorrow's leaders to succeed in the globally competitive environment. We take our mission seriously by making it a priority to ensure the knowledge and skills you gain in your course are relevant to the real-world business environment you enter. We operate from two main campuses. The Sydney campus is located in an upmarket business precinct and overlooks two iconic Australian landmarks: the Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The Innovation campus in Wollongong is 80km south of Sydney and is within walking distance of beautiful beaches. We are a truly international business school. We have students from over 50 countries and have strong relationships with China, France, Spain, Thailand, the United Kingdom and the United States of America.
Courses
- Master of Business Administration
- Master of Business Administration (Advanced)
- Executive MBA
- Master of Business Coaching
- Master of International Business
- Master of Management
- Master of Project Management
- Master of Retail Management
- Master of Science (Logistics)
- Master of Business Research
- Doctor of Business Administration
- Doctor of Philosophy.
See the SBS website for detailed information on courses.
Research strengths
Our researchers are active across a wide range of business and management research areas.
The school has four key research centres:
- Australian Institute of Business Wellbeing
- Australian Institute of Health Services
Research
- Centre for Supply Chain Solutions
- Australian Centre for Excellence in Survey Research.
Further details on the school's research activities are available on our website.
National and international recognition
An independent faculty of the University of Wollongong (UOW), SBS is ranked in the top 200 business schools in the world by Quacquarelli Symonds Limited (QS) and holds a maximum five-star MBA rating with the Graduate Management Association of Australia. Internationally, UOW is ranked in the top two per cent of universities in the world by the Times Higher Education Supplement and the Shanghai Jiao Tong Academic Ranking of World Universities. Nationally, 2010 marked the eleventh year in a row
that UOW has scored five stars in the category of 'Getting a Job' by The Good Universities Guide.
Locations
Bega Education Centre
176 Auckland Street BEGA NSW Australia
Batemans Bay Education Centre
Batemans Bay Library Complex BATEMANS BAY NSW Australia
Innovation Campus
Squires Avenue FAIRY MEADOW NSW Australia
Moss Vale Education Centre
c/- Moss Vale TAFE Kirkham Street MOSS VALE NSW Australia
South Sydney Education Centre
TAFE NSW Southern Sydney Institute Rawson Avenue LOFTUS NSW Australia
The Sydney Business School
Sydney Business School Level 14, 175 Liverpool Street SYDNEY NSW Australia
Shoalhaven
George Evans Drive NOWRA NSW Australia
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Student Profiles
Tehla Bower, Australia
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
"The MBA program at Sydney Business School (SBS) has enriched my management skills and provided me with the confidence to move ahead in my career. The program offers a diverse range of disciplines as well as high quality teaching staff and flexible delivery for working professionals. It has equipped me with the necessary skills, knowledge and confidence to establish my own business in 2009. The opportunity to study abroad in Malaysia would not have been possible without the support and encouragement provided by SBS. The most exciting element of studying at SBS has been the interaction and networking with other students and like-minded business professionals and the formation of lifelong friendships and business contacts."