How do UBSS undergraduate courses differ from others?

Our campus is part of the city that surrounds us, and we don't let the walls of the classroom close students off from learning in the world beyond. In line with the focus on graduates being 'workplace ready' UBSS has embarked on a program of developing a number of initiatives in the area of workplace-integrated learning (WIL) in order to enhance the experiential learning for students. The initiatives are intended to broaden student understanding of business and accounting theory through practical work-based applications. Some of these initiatives include the extensive use of case studies; the introduction of online business simulation competitions; and class presentations of real business cases by executives of prominent Sydney-based companies.

Subject outlines for each subject are accessible by students through the UBSS Learning Management System (Moodle).  Subject outlines provide students with a ‘road map’ or rationale behind the purpose and structure of the subject. It explains how performance in the subject will be assessed and graded. The subject outlines are informed by the national regulator of the higher education sector (TEQSA).  View sample subject outline here

Bachelor of Accounting Students 2017

(Including nested awards, Diploma and Associate Diploma)

 Bachelor of Business Students 2017

(Including nested awards, Diploma and Associate Diploma)

 All UBSS Students 2017