Represent UNSW at business case competitions
Case competitions involve teams of 3-4 students tackling business problems for real-world organisations.
Competitions require teams to:
- Analyse real-world business challenges
- Strategise and ideate within teams
- Craft innovative solutions within a limited timeframe
- Pitch ideas to a panel of industry judges
Teams create strategies for various business challenges, such as customer acquisition, market entry, or profit growth. While cases and competitions differ globally, students apply industry practices and technical skills to solve these problems.
Winning strategies require attention to detail, creativity, and strong business acumen. Teams collaborate to deliver recommendations to a panel of judges, often from the company featured in the case.
Getting involved and competing against the world’s best students in business case competitions offers invaluable experience and gives you an edge to impress future employers.
Compete in business case competitions to:
- Sharpen your ability to solve complex problems.
- Learn to work effectively in a team.
- Improve your public speaking and presentation skills.
- Learn to thrive in high-pressure situations.
- Cultivate in-demand professional skills.
- Connect with peers who strive to be tomorrow’s business leaders
- Network with industry professionals from around the world
Australian Undergraduate Business Case Competition
UNSW co-hosts the Australian Undergraduate Business Case Competition (AUBCC) each year.
This event sees the most talented undergraduate case teams from around the world travel to Sydney to engage in an exclusive, memorable experience of challenging events and competitions.
Want to get involved?
Whether you want to participate in squad workshops or compete with UNSW Business School in international case competitions, UNSW Consulting Club (UCC) is the place to be.
Career Accelerator selects students for international teams after completing foundational training with the UCC.
What students say
Doris Yang, 2024
John Molson Case Comp was a rewarding and challenging experience! Alongside travelling in Montreal, we presented four cases across industries such as education, wealth management, and fintech. This taught me how to apply my marketing background towards Quebec’s cultural and economic context.
Manas Gupta, 2024
The combination of a shorter startup case and a longer listed company case provided for real world insights and a diverse approach to problem solving, making the Oceania Case Competition an enriching experience!
Matilda Rice, 2023
Participating in the UTS Global Case Comp was an unforgettable experience that took us beyond textbooks and lectures. We tackled real-world business challenges that tested our teamwork and creativity. The bonds formed and the insights gained have stayed with us long after the competition.