Internetworking

The future starts here

All aspects of the organisational use of networks are covered. Advanced subjects across a number of streams are also available: Cisco certified network professional; broadband technologies and services; wireless and mobile; and web technologies.

International collaboration

UTS integrates intercultural and international perspectives into every facet of university life. We have a strong network of strategic partnerships around the world resulting in exciting industry and research collaborations. These partnerships provide our students and staff with international experiences and strengthen our intercultural capabilities.

Practice-oriented and career-relevant

Taught by lecturers and industry professionals who are leaders in their fields, our courses help you to succeed in an industry which is subject to increasingly rapid technological change. We provide practical hands-on learning using resources and equipment provided by Cisco Systems, including routing, switching, security, wireless and VoIP.

CISCO Systems partnership

We have shared a successful partnership with Cisco Systems for over 15 years, and are a Cisco Networking Academy. We prepare our internetworking students for CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) and CCNP (Cisco Certified Network Professional) industry certification within the UTS/Cisco Networking Academy Program.

Enjoy outstanding facilities

The Engineering and IT building is purpose-built for Engineering and IT students and researchers, and features technology-enabled teaching spaces and laboratories designed with the future in mind. This includes four dedicated and fully resourced networking labs equipped with the latest hardware and these resources can also be accessed via Netlab.

Benefit from our central location

The UTS City campus is centrally located near Central Station, Sydney’s bus and train transport hub. There are a number of parking stations close by that offer discounted student parking rates. The campus is also located in the creative industries ‘inner city triangle’ along with almost 40 per cent of Australia’s creative industry head offices.