Where creativity meets technology

The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is a leading university of technology with global impact.

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With over 340 courses to choose from, UTS offers a wide range of degrees and study abroad programs. Join a diverse community of inspired - and inspiring - students, staff and industry partners who are shaping the future.
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Study in the heart of Sydney’s technology precinct Tech Central, Australia's innovation engine, minutes away from the central business district. 
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Ranked amongst the top 150 universities in the world for its world-class facilities and industry-connected learning and research at the cutting edge.
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UTS offers one of the most generous scholarship programs in Australia for international students, from academic excellence awards to full-award scholarships. 
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  • I love journalism because it's a way for me to express myself.

    I just want to experience the full breadth of this practice.

    I spent my early childhood in a city called Vidisha. I don't think anyone spoke English in Vidisha, except for my mother. When I came home from school, my mother would read my essays and say, “why don't you apply for an internship at a newspaper?”

    For four years, I worked as a fashion and lifestyle journalist. It was a really glamorous part of my life but I wanted formal education and I wanted to learn from the best.

    I had never seen sky this blue. For six months I felt dislocated, yes, but there was constant, constant euphoria as well.

    Journalism at UTS didn't feel like a curriculum to me. UTS didn't do the work for us, but they showed us the path to real success.

    I wrote for some of Australia's biggest newspapers while I was still at university. The tools I now have could be applied to journalism anywhere.

    Coming to UTS felt like a new start, but actually it was the start of many starts.

    I only have one goal: I want to love what I do. And to this day I sometimes wake up before the crack of dawn because I am excited about my work.

    Our students go far!

    Hear from outstanding UTS alumni, Akash Arora, as he tells us why he chose to study in Australia and what made studying at UTS so beneficial to his now global, highly successful career!
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Ranked one of the world's most liveable cities, Sydney is a vibrant, safe and multicultural metropolis with plenty of jobs on offer. At UTS, you will study in the heart of it all joining a diverse and inclusive community of global citizens from more than 180 different nationalities. Talk to our students at Open Day to explore our home city and learn why it's the place to be!

  • International Scholarships at UTS video transcript

    Liz Treacy Bascunan (Associate Director, International Student Recruitment): UTS has a full range of international student scholarships available because we want to recognise the academic achievements of international students.

    We have undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships available. 25, 50 and the prestigious 100% scholarship available.

    One thing students might not necessarily be aware of is that they actually don't have to put in a separate application for our scholarships. Many of our scholarships for commencing international students will be assessed when they apply to UTS for the course that they're choosing to do.

    Arla Salcedo (Philippines, Master of Public Health): At UTS, the scholarship that I received was the UTS international postgraduate full tuition scholarship which entitled me to a full coverage of my fees, which meant that I only needed to pay for the student services and amenities fees.

    Anisha Rao (India, Master of Marketing): I received a academic excellence grant which was for about five thousand dollars and I think it did help me lighten up my financial load in the first semester.

    Suyash Naik (India, Master of Engineering): I have a 25 scholarship here at UTS for my scholarship. I actually wrote a good statement of purpose, as well as provided all the documentation which was required. This helped me to get a scholarship.

    Arla Salcedo (Philippines, Master of Public Health): If you get the help of an agent they would guide you through everything, certify your documents as well as waive the fee. So it's very easy and their services are actually free.

    This scholarship is the reason that I'm here – like it's actually the reason that I'm able to study and live abroad because otherwise it would have been very difficult for me and my family to fund it. So it's actually what made it possible for me to fulfil this dream of studying abroad as well as pursuing my passion for health and wellness.

    We believe in you

    With one of Australia's most generous scholarship programs – from full tuition scholarships to home-country sponsored financial aid – explore how you can fund your future at UTS in Sydney.

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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.