Welcome to Faculty of Economics and Business Clubs and Societies Program. The program provides support and funds to associated student Clubs and Societies in recognition of the benefits and rewards they bring to the Faculty.

Typically funded events provide Faculty students with developmental opportunities such as guest speakers, seminars, workshops, industry networking events and conferences among other things. Applications for funding towards administration, promotional, website development and other resource expenses will also be considered in this context. Some 'start up' funds are available also. Please note: social events and O Week activities will not be considered for funding.

• Contact the Undergraduate Program Adviser with any queries.
• Download Funding/Resource Application Form

Clubs and Societies Events

Associated Faculty Clubs and Societies

This is not an exhaustive list. Please contact the Faculty Program Adviser to have your club or society added.

• Beta Alpha Psi (BAP)
  BAP is a students association for academically successful students majoring in Accounting, Finance or Information Systems. Beta Alpha Psi was founded in 1919 in the United States of America. In 2006, there are 263 chapters on college and university campuses with over 300,000 members initiated since Beta Alpha Psi's formation. The University of Sydney chapter is the first non US based chapter accepted into BAP.
   » BAP website


• Business Information Systems Association (BISA)
  BISA aims to promote a sense of identity and cohesion among BIS studentson campus. We aim to facilitate connections between the Society and the BIS industry, helping members find employment after Uni and through our socialprogram, enjoyment while at Uni.
   » BISA website
   » BISA on Facebook


• Business & Professional Ethics Group (BPEG) Student Society
  The BPEG Student Group was established with the aim of stimulating interest in business ethics at a student level, and providing a forum in which issues relating to business ethics can be discussed. To this end, the Group promotes and gives effect to BPEG events and also holds its own events of interest to students. The Group operates with full support from BPEG and the Faculty of Economics & Business.
   » BPEG website


• The Commerce Revue Society
  The first ever Commerce Revue Society, established itself in 2008! The Commerce Revue includes 50 cast and crew, largely from the Faculty of Economics and Business and will run from October 15th to 17th at the Seymour Centre. The Revue gives those involved a variety of skills in not only performance, but theatre production and business development skills including promotion, recruitment and accounting. Tickets are also available from the Seymour Centre website
   » The Commerce Revue Society on Facebook


• Commerce Society (ComSoc)
  ComSoc is a student society that caters specifically for students of the Economics and Business Faculty, with a membership base of over 600 students. It was established to cater for two distinct needs that were not being met; more vocational experience and to increase social interaction within the faculty. ComSoc addresses both areas through our varied program of events.
   » ComSoc website


• Economics and Econometrics Society (Ecosoc)
  The Economics and Econometrics Society (Ecosoc) is well established as a society representative of all students in the Economics & Business faculty. It aims to enrich the student experience, providing members with high quality academic, career and social events & information throughout the year. With the largest member base of any Economics & Business Society it caters for a diverse range of interests with exemplar standards. From high profile speakers to weekly drinks, career fairs and impressive social events the Economics Society brings together the academic, social and professional networks needed to ensure its members stand out.
   » Ecosoc website
   » Ecosoc email
   » Ecosoc on Facebook


• Finance & Banking Society (FINSOC)
  FINSOC draws on a deep network to bring the key players in industry to campus, providing valuable insights into working in a variety of specific sectors related to finance such as stockbroking, funds management and management consulting. FINSOC operates at both Sydney University and the University of New South Wales
   » FINSOC website
   » FINSOC on Facebook


• Financial Management Association of Australia (FMAA)
  FMAA was founded in 1990 at the University of Melbourne with the strong support of Macquarie Bank, the National organisation also has branches in Sydney and Brisbane. Starting in the University of Sydney in 1995, the FMAA is the leading organisation for all Economics and Business students in providing links with future employers and guiding students through the recruitment process. With large-scale formal business events as well as intimate tailored events, we provide forums of networking and interaction with representatives from our 21 National Sponsor firms; covering the industries of Investment Banking, Accounting, Management Consulting, Insolvency,Law and Professional Accreditation.
   » FMAA website
   » FMAA on Facebook


• International Business Society (IBUSoc)
  IBUSoc aims to provide students with strong social and professional networking opportunities and to add value to the learning experience of both undergraduate and postgraduate students studying International Business at The University of Sydney.
   » IBUSoc on Facebook
  


• Select Marketing Society
  The Sydney University Select Marketing Society is a student body established in 1998. It aims to develop the professional skills of its members and to provide a forum for the interaction between students and their future employers, particularly in the discipline of marketing.
   » Select on Facebook


• Work and Organisational Studies Society (WOSOC)
  WOSOC caters to the social, professional and academic needs of students ofmanagement, industrial relations and human resource management. We work closely with key players within the industry, such as the Discipline of Work and Organisational Studies and the Industrial Relations Society of NSW to provide fun and informative events throughout the year.
   » WOSOC website
   » WOSOC on Facebook


• Young Entrepreneurs Society (YES)
  Many of us have great ideas and aspire to become successful entrepreneurs. However, many business ideas are doomed to fail even before they are implemented. Join the YES if you want to see that idea of yours bear some fruit. We are a group of eager entrepreneurs who are always looking to learn and share our knowledge.
   » YES on Facebook

Affiliated Clubs and Societies

• AIESEC Australia
  The leading global organisation developing youth leadership AIESEC is the leading GLOBAL organisation developing YOUTH LEADERSHIP. We believe there is an opportunity to develop future leaders with a vision for Australian society within the global community. We offer our members the unique opportunity to develop personally and professionally by facilitating an international graduate exchange program, attending national and international leadership conferences, interacting with people from different cultures, and expanding their social and professional networks.
   » AIESEC Australia website
 

• Australia-Asia Youth Business Council (AYBC)
  AYBC is committed to developing the business, professional, and social skills of members, providing them with opportunities for networking, education and interaction within the Asia-Pacific business environment. Don't just find out how to apply to firms. With us, you'll meet, listen, ask and learn from such successful individuals as Andrew Banks (founded Morgan & Banks), John Fairfax, and Tim Pethick (founded Nudie Juices). Move forward and grow with AYBC.
   » AYBC website


• Politics Society
  The Politics Society is a non-partisan student organisation devoted to bringing balanced, accessible and meaningful debate on a wide range of political issues to the University of Sydney community.
   » Politics Society website


• 85 Broads
  85 Broads is an independent community of over 17,000 women worldwide who use each other's intellectual and financial capital to effect change all over the world. Its goal is to bring intelligent and dynamic women together to exchange resources, knowledge, and ideas. 85 Broads members include college and graduate students, corporate and not-for-profit executives, entrepreneurs, mid-career professionals, and women outside of the traditional workforce. Members hail from the leading colleges, universities, and companies worldwide.
   » 85 Broads website
   » 85 Broads Conference Review


• University Network for Investing and Trading (UNIT)
  With free membership, competitions, seminars, and huge social events, UNIT aims to get students excited about the world of opportunity that share trading and personal investment brings! We organise professional traders and experts to give seminars on how we, as young people, can trade and invest. This is a great opportunity for students in all courses to learn about strategies on how young people can invest as well as learn the latest tips on the stock market!
   » UNIT on Facebook