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The Matildas changed the game. Now can we make sport truly inclusive?

Opportunities for women in football have always been limited—but for Karina, who has cerebral palsy, they once felt impossible. Now, she’s proudly representing the ParaMatildas.

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Stepping into your teaching career

UTS School of International Studies and Education’s (SoISE) beginner teacher conferences continue to grow from strength to strength.

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UTS alumna El Gibbs Co-Chairs NDIS Reform Committee

Prominent disability advocate and UTS Communication alumna El Gibbs has been appointed Co-Chair of the newly established National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Reform Advisory Committee.

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Work Integrated Learning enriches student experience

Robust school partnerships are a crucial part of initial teacher education at UTS.

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A crowd of people on the platform at Cronulla Station in Sydney, pictured from behind. Picture by Olga Kashubin/Adobe Stock

Cracks in social cohesion - the major parties must commit to reinvigorating multiculturalism

Multicultural policy is adrift in the election campaign, with the major parties refusing to commit to the changes needed to minimise mounting community tensions.

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Teacher education that matters

A key premise of secondary teacher education at UTS is to learn ‘on the ground’ from practising teachers.

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Generations of ‘future’ teachers practising their craft together

Bringing generations of beginner teachers together to learn the age-old craft of teaching.

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Unleash the ‘teacher’ in you

Expert teachers from Inner Sydney High School (ISHS) impart wise words for UTS preservice teachers, who have just set out on their teaching journeys.

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Eda Gunaydin: 2025 Copyright Agency - UTS New Writer-in-Residence

Dr Eda Gunaydin has been awarded the Copyright Agency – UTS New Writer in Residence fellowship for 2025.

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