The Beta Gamma Sigma Alumni Mentoring Program brings together current students and alumni of the University of Sydney Business School to foster professional development, share experiences and build meaningful connections. Through small-group mentoring, the program supports students as they explore career opportunities while providing alumni with an opportunity to give back to the BGS community.
The BGS Alumni Mentoring Program will run from March to May 2027.
Share your experience, inspire future business leaders and strengthen your connection with the Beta Gamma Sigma community.
The BGS Alumni Mentoring Program connects University of Sydney BGS alumni with current students seeking guidance as they prepare for their professional careers.
Running from March to May 2027, the program involves three 60-minute small-group mentoring sessions. Mentors are encouraged to share their career journeys, provide insights into their industries, offer practical advice on internships, graduate opportunities and recruitment, and support students as they navigate the transition from university to professional life.
The program is designed to be flexible, with sessions providing opportunities for open discussion, questions and the sharing of experiences.
We welcome alumni from all industries and career stages who are willing to share their knowledge and experiences with the next generation of business professionals.
Interested in becoming a mentor? Register your interest to participate.
Connect with experienced Beta Gamma Sigma alumni, explore career opportunities and gain valuable insights to help shape your professional future.
The BGS Alumni Mentoring Program connects current University of Sydney BGS students with alumni from a range of industries and professional backgrounds, providing opportunities to learn from their experiences and develop meaningful professional connections.
Running from March to May 2027, the program involves three 60-minute small-group mentoring sessions. Mentees will have the opportunity to explore different career pathways, gain practical advice on internships, graduate opportunities and recruitment, and develop a better understanding of the transition from university to professional life.
Students are encouraged to actively participate in discussions, ask questions, share their career aspirations and reflect on the advice and experiences shared by their mentors.
The program offers a valuable opportunity to build confidence, broaden professional networks and learn from members of the BGS community.
Registrations will commence in 2027
For further information about the program structure and expectations, please refer to the Mentoring Program Prospectus.