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Forging ahead: UTS achieves world ranking boost

UTS has continued its improvement in the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings, rising 10 places to 133rd in the world.
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UTS research reveals success of Unilever four-day work week

The UTS study into flexible working arrangements at Unilever NZ is one of the most comprehensive to date.
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Stronger governance of edtech needed

A new report calls for stronger governance of education technology for Australian students.
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Say hello to Brewery 4.0

UTS teams up with craft brewer Young Henrys to make smarter beer.
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A 'groundbreaking partnership' between UTS and the Powerhouse will create unique opportunities for UTS students and design practitioners.
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2022 Alumni Awards

2022 UTS Alumni Award winners

From an Indigenous adult literacy activist to women’s health and inclusion advocates our Award winners are making a difference and inspiring the UTS community.

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