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UTS Business School: Differentiators and priorities
The UTS 2027 strategy provides an overarching vision and focus for our entire university, which will come to life differently in each faculty.
In the UTS Business School, UTS 2027 translates into a number of priorities that are based on our key differentiators.
How does the UTS Business School stand out?
Our strategic priorities
The UTS Business School Advancement priorities, aligned to the UTS 2027 Strategy, leverage these key differentiators:
- Increase focus on projects that look at STEM, Health, Research, Disability and Long-Term Aged Care in the context of Business
- Create a Futures Academy for the engagement and re-skilling of the workforce
- Develop an Indigenous Strategy that strengthens the portfolio and offers unique programs
- Promote equity and increase support for women in management
We have launched a number of exciting initiatives to bring these priorities to life.
Read more about these initiatives and how you can contribute through philanthropy→
Get involved
In all that we do, we remain committed to creating a porous UTS Business School where involving society at large increases the relevance of our work and the reach of our impact. We are always happy to involve external people to:
- contribute to classroom teaching
- advise or mentor students
- share your expertise with academics
- help your (or other) organisations get more out of UTS
- promote UTS Business School and its degrees