Business School | UNSW Sydney

#1 in Australia

MBA

QS Online MBA Rankings, 2026

#48 Worldwide

MBA

Financial Times Global MBA Rankings, 2026

Leading Business School

in Sydney

Australian Financial Review BOSS Best Business Schools, 2025

Shape your future on a global stage.

Gain hands-on experience and career-ready capabilities. At UNSW Business School, you'll join a community that turns your ambition into progress. Our curriculum challenges the status quo and prepares you for global impact.

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Our degrees

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Undergraduate

Start your business degree at UNSW Business School, where real-world experience equips you to build a successful career in a fast-changing world.

Postgraduate

Take your career to the next level with postgraduate study at UNSW Business School. Gain the skills, networks, and confidence to unlock limitless opportunities.

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Postgraduate research

Develop cuting-edge research skills, collaborate with world-class academics, and dominate your field with a postgraduate research degree from UNSW Business School.

Thrive in a world that never stands still.

Build future-ready skills through industry-connected learning and real-world experiences that open doors. UNSW Business School is your launchpad for impact, ideas and career acceleration.

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Free tax & business advice

Assoc. Prof. Ann Kayis-Kumar, co-founder of the UNSW Tax & Business Advisory Clinic, leads efforts to provide free, confidential tax and business advice for those in need.

Ideas that matter

Building a city of the future

Tim Bale AGSM MBA (Executive) 2023 leads the development of Central Park at the heart of Bradfield City Centre – Australia’s first new city in a century.

Careers that matter

Shaping global economies

The e61-UNSW Policy Research Partnership fosters bold ideas to address Australia’s critical economic challenges.

Partnering for impact

Professor Pauline Grosjean, Justice Jacqueline Gleeson, Angelica Ojinnaka, Professor Rosalind Dixon

Driving gender equity

UNSW Business School’s Gender Equality Hub drives innovative research to tackle systemic barriers and advance gender equity, influencing policy and industry change.

Hub for talent

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Business news

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How can tax systems remain resilient in an era of uncertainty?

Join UNSW Business School, tax researchers, policymakers, administrators and professionals at the 17th International ATAX Tax Administration Conference, Resilient Tax Systems: Navigating Uncertainty.

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AGSM Full-Time MBA ranked 1st

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UNSW adds to tally in global rankings

AGSM @ UNSW Business School ranked 1st in Australia and 32nd in the QS 2027 Global MBA Rankings released on 16 September. The result puts the AGSM Full-Time MBA in the top 10% of the world’s best programs.

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