One-on-one career support

The availability of services is subject to demand, which varies at different times in the academic year. Service users will be informed of the nature, frequency and duration of service that is reasonable, based on the level of demand, staff availability, and service user needs.

The University reserves the right to take all necessary action to protect the safety of its staff, students and facilities, and to ensure reasonable use of services and facilities. This may include revoking or placing conditions on access to facilities, services, or campus precincts.

The provision of UTS Careers’ services to students includes the eligibility to express interest in a mentoring program.

Information may be loaded into a mentoring program from existing information held by our services, such as CareerHub, to email an invitation via GRID (the platform used to facilitate the mentoring program). Only individuals who meet eligibility criteria, whether invited or registering directly and agree to the privacy notice will be accepted into a mentor program. If you do not wish to be part of a mentoring program as part of the services provided by Careers, please contact Careers.