What do I need to know?
Embarking on a business degree at UTS Business School offers immense rewards, backed by extensive support and tuition to help you excel. With study skills assistance available both online and face-to-face, guidance is always within reach, whether you're new to university or a returning student. Here are some key tips and resources to help you navigate your new university life with confidence and ease.
Prepare before you start
Understanding the university experience, familiarising yourself with the UTS Business School, and exploring the range of business courses available, will prepare you well for your journey at UTS. Whether it's your first course or part of your continued education, knowing your options is key to making the most of your time here.
Talk to current students: Reach out to someone who has attended UTS or another university to understand what studying might be like, including the potential rewards and challenges you may encounter. If you don’t know anyone who’s studying Business at UTS, feel free to come along to one of our Open Days or Info Days and chat with one of our friendly student promotional representatives.
Explore the website: Get to know the UTS Business School’s teaching and learning resources where you will find valuable information on learning strategies and the types of assistance available to you.
Navigate your course options
Review the UTS Handbook for details on courses, subjects, and assessment requirements.
We have all the information you’ll need when selecting your courses. View our detailed course guides or contact us for any course-related inquiries.
Get detailed information on the application process, including costs, loans and alternative pathways.
"Choosing the right university course is one of the biggest decisions you will make."
Get ready for your classes
Review your subject outlines: Look over your subject outlines on Canvas and understand the requirements and structure of your classes.
Develop study skills: Be aware of the time needed for self-study, library visits, and assignment completion. Use online resources to improve your time management, note-taking, and essay-writing skills.
"Expect to spend at least two hours on self-study for every hour of face-to-face teaching."
Utilise available support
UTS offers a variety of support services to assist you through any challenges you may face.
Contact and additional resources
Ready to embark on your journey? Explore, prepare, and make the most of your time at UTS Business School.
Ask questions: Email UTS directly at business@uts.edu.au or complete an enquiry form. Visit UTS Business School for more details.
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