Events and course ​calendar​

Our public schedule features a range of industry-focused microcredentials and short courses run throughout the year.

What's coming up soon

Enrol in an open cohort or get in touch and we can create a closed cohort for your team. We can also customise courses to include business-specific case studies and examples.​

May 2021​

4 May IT Career Transition​

12 May Telecoms Technology Overview​

15 May Data Analyst Toolkit​

17-19 May Applied Business Architecture​

20 May Intro to Business Architecture​

25 May Cybersecurity for Company Directors​

26 May 5G Technology and Services

June 2021​

1 June Python for Machine Learning​

1 June IT Career Transition​

3 June Data Analyst Toolkit​

7 June Data Analytics Foundation micro​

7 June Advanced Data Analytics micro​

7 June Applied Data Analytics micro​

7 June Data Analytics for Cybersecurity Foundations micro​

7 June Advanced Data Analytics for Cybersecurity micro​

7 June Data Visualisation Foundations micro​

7 June Machine Learning Foundations micro​

7 June Advanced Machine Learning micro​

7 June Data Engineering Foundations micro​

17 June Telecoms Technology Overview​

22 June 5G Technology & Services​

24 June Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Masterclass​

29 June Cybersecurity for Company Directors​

​July 2021​

6 July IT Career Transition​

10 July Data Analyst Toolkit​

15 July Telecoms Technology Overview​

21 July 5G Technology & Services​

27 July Cybersecurity for Company Directors​

29 July Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Masterclass​

 

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We will work with your team to identify skills gaps, choose the right combination of courses or create a customised program for your organisation.

Acknowledgement of Country

UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people, upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.