Alumni

To do this we need our alumni to keep their contact details up-to-date. You can update your contact details with UTS Alumni here or contact the UTS Finance Department directly. If you are an alumni of the finance Honours program you might also find our past finance Honours students page useful to maintain contact with some of your past colleagues. Similarly, alumni who completed their PhD with the Finance Department may also find the past finance PhD student's page useful. You can also keep up-to-date on what is happening in the Finance Department by following our Twitter feed and our Linkedin page.

Continuing education

Want to enhance and expand on your skills? UTS may be able to assist. Check out UTS Open, the UTS short courses portal. It lists all the short courses available at UTS.

Alumni stories

We are always interested in the stories of our alumni. Check out the amazing story of Mesias Alfeus, a recent UTS finance alumni. If you are one of our alumni with an interesting story to tell then please let us know. You might also want to read the story of one of the UTS Luminaries.

Networking and reunions

The Finance Department provides many opportunities for networking. From panel discussions, masterclasses, forums, industry seminars, research showcases and research seminars. For details on upcoming events then please monitor our news feed. One of our regular panel discussions held several times a year has a focus on ethics in finance. If you are interested in be involved in this panel discussion then please contact Dr Gerhard Hambusch. You might also want to link up a broader international UTS alumni community or a UTS alumni network.

In December 2019 the Finance Department held its first Finance Honours Celebration and Reunion for students who have graduated from the Finance honours program at UTS. The reunion also doubled as an opportunity for the 2019 finance Honours class to celebrate completion of a challenging year of study. It is expected that this will become an annual event. If you are one of our Honours alumni then please send us your contact details if you would like to receive information on future reunions.

Volunteering and mentoring

What is your skill set and experience? Do you think you could assist existing UTS students in their transition into the workforce? One way of doing this is through our Finance Honours program. As part of the Honours program we run regular industry seminars and we also provide industry mentors to each of our students. If you think you could contribute then please contact the Honours co-ordinator, Dr Vitali Alexeev. We also attempt maintain a strong engagement with industry. Industry engagement has always been a strength of UTS and we want to continue to build on this tradition. We make extensive use of industry mentors and industry guest speakers. This helps to keep our research relevant to industry and gives our students a strong industry focus. If you would like to participate in our industry mentor program or volunteer you skills and industry experience as a guest lecturer in one of our courses then please contact our Engagement team.

UTS clubs and societies

UTS has over 130 clubs and societies.  These can be a great way for UTS alumni to remain engaged with the UTS community. From capoeira to chess, FinTech to food appreciation, no matter where your interests lie there is probably a club for you.

Other resources for UTS alumni

UTS alumni are eligible to obtain membership to the UTS library. 

Feedback

We are keen to hear feedback from our alumni. Are there any resources/services/courses you would like us to be providing for our alumni? Is there any way we can assist you in the progression of your career? Please feel free to contact us with your feedback.