Welcome to Bayes Business School
Welcome to Bayes Business School.
Our School is one of the top business schools in the UK. Our faculty are world-leading researchers and teachers, and through their teaching and mentorship, you will gain valuable insights and experience.
Our aim is to provide you with an education which is founded on a bedrock of solid academic knowledge and research, but which is geared towards making you as employable as you can be when you graduate. For any questions, please reach out to Bayes.
Our history
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Throughout our history we have produced generations of business leaders, provided new insights into the way business works and transformed business practice.
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Bayes is consistently ranked among the leading business schools in the world. These achievements are testament to the excellence of our faculty and the quality of our students and our alumni.
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We are inspired by Thomas Bayes’ idea that we should always update our views based on the best evidence available. That is why we are always curious, always bold and always learning.
Welcome events within your School
There are lots of great events at the University to welcome you and help you get started in your first weeks.
From welcome talks and induction sessions to campus tours and more, these events are designed to help you connect with staff and fellow students within the School.
To discover your Welcome week, please visit your induction timetable. Don't forget to also check out our Welcome events page to explore what's taking place across the whole University.
Support from Bayes
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Academic support
Module Leaders – Your Module Leader is the best person to contact if you have questions about the academic content of a module. Contact details and office hours are available on the Moodle page for each module.
Academic Advisers (formerly known as Personal Tutors) – At the start of the year, you will be allocated an Academic Adviser. Your Academic Adviser will guide you through your programme and support your academic, personal, and professional development. They are your first point of contact for pastoral, professional, or academic concerns, and can direct you to other University support services.
Course Officers – Your Course Officer is based in the Bayes Undergraduate Course Office, E325 Drysdale Building, Northampton Square. They are your main point of contact for day-to-day matters related to your degree, such as module selection, timetabling queries, course transfers and extenuating circumstances.
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Study Support
Library Support – Access guides on using the Library, conducting research, finding company or financial information, and citing or referencing. You can also book an appointment with the Bayes Subject Librarian. More information is available on the Library website.
Bayes Business School Assessments and Academic Conduct– The Moodle page contains helpful guidance on important policies you may need during your time at City St George’s, such as Academic Integrity, Extenuating Circumstances, Appeals, and Assessment & Feedback. Please note that you will only be able to access Moodle after activating your IT account as part of registration.
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Wellbeing Support
Student Adviser Support - The Bayes Student Adviser is available to assist you with academic concerns, wellbeing support, and general advice on university services. You can contact Joshua Gwynn for support.
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Need support?
You can find out more information about support from the University on the Welcome campaign page.
You might need quick answers, here are some of the support teams that you're most likely to need:
- Accommodation
- City Cares
- Student Health and Wellbeing
- School Student Welfare teams
- Student Advice
- Student Funding
- Visa Advice and Compliance.
If you can't find the answer you need, you can submit a query through Support@City. Our Student Support teams will be able to point you in the right direction.
Bayes Business Clubs overview
Business clubs at Bayes are student organisations that provide a great opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and build a professional network.
Run by passionate students appointed as presidents and committee members, these clubs offer valuable insights into different industries and are a great way to enhance your academic and professional journey.
Students who are members get the chance to connect with industry experts, companies, and alumni, gaining valuable insights into various industries.
How students benefit
Our business clubs run a variety of events throughout the year, including:
- Company visits
- Career talks and presentations
- Workshops
- Guest lectures by industry experts
- Panel discussions
- Networking
- Conferences
How to join and get involved
There are currently 14 Business Clubs for you to join at Bayes.
To join a club, login to the main Bayes CampusGroups hub, with your Bayes email (your @bayes.city.ac.uk email). Please note that you'll only be able to access your email address once activating your IT account as part of registration.
You can find the full list of clubs here.
Business clubs key contacts
Student Business Clubs General Queries
E-mail: bayesstudentclubs@city.ac.uk
Erica Ramos, Student Business Clubs Manager
E-mail: erica.ramos@citystgeorges.ac.uk
Phone: +44 20 7040 4622
Lysandra Halmshaw, Student Business Clubs Assistant
E-mail: Lysandra.Halmshaw@citystgeorges.ac.uk
Phone: +44 20 7040 4952
Connect with us on LinkedIn
Visit our official Bayes Business Clubs website.
Attendance at Bayes
Download the SEAtS App
As student at Bayes Business School, you are expected to attend all of your scheduled classes and record your attendance.
Undergraduate and Postgraduate students are required to download the SEAtS app to check in to classes. Find out how to use SEAtS here.
Why showing up matters
Hear from students about why showing up matters to them:
- "It's the key to unlocking new career opportunities."
- “Every class is like adding another puzzle piece to the bigger picture of my understanding of the topics.”
- "I want to build connections with my lecturers and classmates."
Showing up regularly supports your academic progress, helps you feel part of the community and builds the skills you'll need for your future career. We know that students who attend consistently are more likely to achieve better results.
The Student Charter sets the expectation that you actively engage with your learning connect with peers and tutors, and reach out early if you need support. Find out more about attendance and engagement and where to get support.
Bayes social media accounts
You can connect with us on our Bayes specific social media channels to keep up-to-date with all the latest news and info regarding our school, and City St George’s, University of London:
You can share your Welcome experience using the hashtag #AlwaysBayes, which the School runs monthly competitions on Instagram with.
Whatsapp groups
We also encourage you to join your programme's WhatsApp group, where you can connect with your classmates before arrival and stay informed about student-led activities and announcements.