• Posted on 21 Jul 2026

6 must-see sessions to add to your perfect business Open Day agenda

Thinking about studying business? UTS Open Day is your chance to explore how business shapes industries, drives innovation, solves problems and creates value.

Whether you already know you want to study business or you’re still weighing up your options, these are the essential UTS Business School events, sessions and experiences to add to your Open Day agenda.

From course information sessions and student panels to advising hubs and networking opportunities, you’ll get a clearer picture of what it’s like to study business at UTS and where a business degree could take your career.

1. Start with the future of work and AI 

Future Careers: How UTS is Preparing Students for an AI World Feature Session

Artificial intelligence is transforming the way organisations operate, make decisions and engage with customers. This special Open Day session explores the future of work and the skills employers are seeking in the age of AI.

You'll discover how UTS integrates emerging technologies into learning experiences and prepares graduates to thrive in a rapidly changing workplace.

Why attend?

It's the perfect introduction to the future opportunities available across business, technology and innovation.

2. Chat with our team about which business discipline excites you the most

Building 2, Level 4A

Available all day

Have questions about entry requirements, majors, careers or student support? Learn how our degrees can be tailored to your interests and career goals at our advising hubs. Visit the Business Advising Hub to speak directly with academics and current students.

You’ll hear all about what university life is like UTS, how current students navigate their degree and advice on making the transition from high school.

Hear from academics and current students about the flexibility of the degree and discover what discipline or major interests you the most:

  • Accounting
  • Economics
  • Finance
  • Management
  • Marketing

You'll also learn about the coursework, internship opportunities and get to ask questions of the academics who teach the course.

Why attend? Get a complete overview of business and what potential career pathways they provide. 

3. Discover the Bachelor of Business at UTS

Building 1, Level 5, Great Hall

10:45am or 1:15pm

Passionate about business? With flexible choice in majors and a stellar reputation, the Bachelor of Business is our most popular course and equips you with the skills and connections to thrive in any industry. Flexible and practical, it allows you to build essential, job-ready skills.

In this session, you’ll learn how the course is structured, what majors are available, and how you can shape your degree around your interests. 

Why attend? If you’re interested in business or unsure of what you’d like to study, this is the session for you. You’ll get a clear overview of the degree, the majors and how to build a study path that aligns with your goals.

4. Learn what uni is really like from current students

So… What’s Uni Actually Like? Feature Session

Building 2, Level 4

11:30am – 11:45am

Starting university is exciting, but it can also come with plenty of questions. What is it like to study business? How do you make friends? What support is available? How do you balance classes, work, societies and everything else?

Join a panel of current UTS students from the Women in Business society as they share honest stories and practical advice about choosing a business degree, making friends, settling into university life and making the most of your first year.

Why attend? Hear directly from students who have already made the transition to university and can share the tips they wish they’d known earlier.

5. Join the business networking lounge

Women in Business networking event

Building 2, Level 4 Wing Area (near Room 221)

11:45am – 11:15pm

After the student panel, bring your questions to the business networking lounge. This is a chance to meet the speakers, chat with current students and connect with others who are also exploring business at UTS.

You can ask about student societies, study experiences, internships, career goals, campus life and what it’s really like to be part of the UTS Business School community.

Why attend? Get practical advice in a relaxed setting, hear real student perspectives and start building connections before you even begin your degree.

6. Experience business beyond the classroom

Building 2, Level 4A

Available all day

Meet our student societies! Business at UTS goes beyond lectures and tutorials. Throughout Open Day, you can meet student societies and discover the activities, competitions, events and networks that help bring your degree to life.

Women in Business, UTS Case Team and Business Society are just a taste of the vibrant campus life UTS offers beyond the classroom.

Explore opportunities including competing in global competitions, entrepreneurship programs, working with industry, networking events and much more.

Why attend? See how UTS connects students with community and opportunities to build your confidence outside the classroom.

Why study Business at UTS?

UTS Business School combines practical learning, industry connections and research-informed teaching to prepare graduates for the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of business.

With a business degree at UTS, you'll learn innovative approaches to problem-solving, develop confidence with new technologies, and how to shape a just and equitable world.

Ready to explore your future in business?

View the full Open Day program and register your attendence

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