Professor Hind Benbya, Dean
Professor Hind Benbya (opens in a new window) is the Dean of the Business School at Western Sydney University. 
Hind has over 20 years of senior leadership experience in Australia and internationally across diverse research, engagement and education roles at the Faculty, School and Department level including Head of Faculty, Research Chair and Department Chair. She has delivered executive education and consulting services to numerous leading organisations in over ten countries across four continents.
Prior to joining Western, Hind was the Founding Director of the Centre for Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Future of Business at Deakin University, where she also served as the Head of School of Information Systems and Business Analytics. Prior to that she has held various leadership positions at universities in Europe and held Professorial visiting positions at the University of Oxford, Cambridge University and the UCLA Anderson Business School.
She is an Association for Information Systems (AIS) distinguished expert in IT-enabled transformation and innovation and her current research focuses on the implications of AI on work and organisations. Her work has appeared in major academic and practitioner journals, including MIS Quarterly, the Journal of Management Information Systems, MIT Sloan Management Review and she is the recipient of several research excellence awards. Professor Benbya also currently holds key editorial positions, as Senior Editor for MIS Quarterly Executive and Editor of MISQ Research Curations, whilst also serving on the editorial board of the Journal of Strategic Information Systems.
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Disciplines
Accounting
Western Sydney University offers globally recognised undergraduate and graduate accounting and financial planning programs with accreditation from seven professional bodies. Accounting at Western is at the forefront of technological change, leading the introduction of Artificial Intelligence software into the accounting curriculum. Further, accounting at Western provides ‘hands-on’ practical experience to students through engaging with industry partners on project-based units and internships.
For more information and to meet our team, please visit Accounting at Western (opens in a new window)
Economics, Finance & Property
Western Sydney University has a long-standing and globally recognised program in Economics, Finance and Property. This program is committed to the improvement of economic and financial decision-making, for the benefit of Greater Western Sydney and the wider international community.
For more information and to meet our team, please visit Economics, Finance & Property at Western (opens in a new window)
Human Resources and Management
The Human Resources and Management group conducts innovative and impactful research that explores the leadership and management of people and processes. Western Sydney University makes a difference by furthering what is known about Human Resources and Management, and translating this knowledge into contemporary organisational contexts across government, private and not-for-profit sectors.
Marketing, International Business and Sports Management
There is a significant shift for Australia towards a service based economy, and Western Marketing, International Business & Sport Management is rising to this challenge by integrating industry best practice with theoretical knowledge for the next generation of global leaders. At Western Sydney University, our programs focus on practical experiences, promoting student interaction with industry, business driven research projects, internships and international study experiences.
School of Business
Note: The figures below give a brief overview of the School's Student, Academic and Professional staff demographic.
Our Students
*Based on 2024 data taken as at 31 March 2025
6,722 Students

Further contact details for School of Business staff can be found in the University Staff Directory (opens in a new window).