News in Arts and Social Sciences

Mark Isaacs, 2017 UTS Community Alumni Award recipient, returns to study at UTS after tracking returned asylum seekers in Afghanistan. 

To celebrate Social and Political Sciences week, Professor Mary Spongberg reflects on the recent success of UTS FASS. 

Professor Heidi Norman has been selected by the ABC as one of Australia’s top humanities researchers.

Preservice English teachers are enhancing their digital literacy skills through film.

Jim Macnamara, from UTS School of Communication, is further honoured for his research in evaluation of public communication.

James Robinson from New York Times shared his expertise with UTS on digital age and understanding audiences.

UTS FASS Australian Centre for Public History recently held its annual public lecture.

Jessica M Thompson and Carlo Velayo have created a very timely, honest and emotional independent film

UTS researchers tackle the big question: How can we best enhance STEM capacity and capability in Australia? 

UTS is proud to announce that 11 alumni have been recognised in the 2018 Australia Day Honours. 

Amy's film, Unnatural, one of only 74 selected for prestigious festival

UTS Communication alumni Kate Dennis nominated for an Emmy Award for her work on The Handmaid’s Tale. 

Huge congratulations are in order for our own UTS School of Communication Professor Jim Macnamara.

UTS has maintained its lead in international rankings of "young" universities announced this year.

Centre for the Advancement of Indigenous Knowledges has transformed the way UTS interacts with and understands Indigenous cultures.

Three UTS experts share their insights into how to make your research stand out.

Whether you're upskilling or looking for a career change, applications are now open and close 30 June 2017.

UTS graduate Alison Whittaker uses scholarship to study at Harvard University in the US.

UTS’s School of Education has developed a range of purpose-built learning spaces.

The work of three UTS alumni to feature in SXSW (South by Southwest) film festival in Texas.

Genevieve Clay-Smith can see no reason why people's opportunities should be limited by factors beyond their control.

Sydney's first postgraduate qualification for professionals specialising in sports media.

New research shows just how much the local catch means economically and socially for coast

FASS postgraduate research degree student Matt Johnson has won first place in the UTS 3 Minute Thesis competition. 

The inspiring contributions from FASS staff and students were celebrated yesterday at the biennial UTS Human Rights Awards.

Do you struggle under the pressure of written exams? Then prepare yourself for some welcome news. 

Encouraging schoolchildren to tell their own stories, and those of their communities, is at the heart of an...

UTS:Communication students covered the 2016 federal election for Twitter in what’s claimed as a first for the social...