Why UTS

1. A young, innovative high-ranking university
   UTS has surged ahead since we started in 1988. It’s now Australia’s top-ranking young university, ranking among the world’s top 100 universities (putting it in world’s top 1%).
2. A practical advantage
   Practice-based learning gives you an advantage in tomorrow’s workplace. UTS works closely with industry to deliver highly practical learning which you can apply to the workplace from day one. Students experience real-world learning, internships, real-life simulations, and much more.
3. Connections with influential companies
   UTS has more than 1000 industry partners. This means you can tap into connections with companies like Atlassian, Microsoft, Siemens (and more) while you study.
4. Technology-led campus
   Learn using next generation tools and technology. From the one-of-a-kind Science Super Lab and 3D Data Arena, to the Manufacturing ProtoSpace and more, our innovative spaces are shaping the future.
5. Positioned in Australia’s innovation hub
   The UTS campus is in Sydney’s largest entrepreneurial and technology precinct, where you’ll find more than 60% of Australia’s start-ups. Students can also attend workshops hosted by tech leaders and successful entrepreneurs at the new A$50 million Tech Central precinct.
6. Convenient central city location
   The world-class UTS campus is in Sydney’s vibrant city centre. Getting to and from classes is easy with all major transport options close by. This thriving area is also home to abundant multicultural eateries, accommodation options, and essential services such as medical and wellbeing practitioners.
7. Wide range of evolving course options
   UTS offers a choice of 209 undergraduate degrees, across areas of study that include Analytics and Data Science; Business; Communication; Design, Architecture and Building; Education; Engineering; Health; Information Technology; International Studies and Social Sciences; Law; Science and Mathematics; and Transdisciplinary Innovation.

Undergraduate degrees

UTS undergraduate degrees span 11 course areas including Business, Communication, Creative Intelligence and Innovation, Design & Architecture, Education, Engineering, Health, Information Technology, International Studies, Law, and Science & Mathematics.

Postgraduate degrees

Choose from Analytics & Data Science, Business, Communication, Design, Architecture and Building, Education, Engineering and IT, Health, Nursing and Midwifery, Law, Public Policy and Governance, Science and Mathematics.