Your next step starts here
The Faculty of Engineering and IT has a range of entry schemes, programs, cadetships and scholarships that you can access.
They are designed to help you increase your chances of studying with us. Some also provide financial assistance, unique mentorship opportunities, exposure to industry as well as real-world employment placements.
Discover all our Programs and Scholarships
Secure your place before your final Year 12 exams with UTS's early entry program.
Our Industry Degree Academy (IDeA) cadetship featuring the Bachelor of Computing Science and Bachelor of Cybersecurity lets you mix classroom study with real-world employment.
Offering up to $49,500 in scholarship funding and two industry placements throughout your degree.
Two scholarships are available dedicated to supporting, mentoring and professionally developing women for the engineering and IT industries.
Meet our Programs and Scholarships students
IDeA Cadetship Student
As Chloe approached the end of high school, deciding on a university course felt daunting. However, stumbling upon the IDeA cadetship offered her a clear path forward.
IDeA Cadetship Student
An unexpected comment from Jack’s lecturer prompted him to apply for the IDeA cadetship program. Now Jack’s studying and gaining experience in the industry, all while getting paid.
WiEIT Co-operative Scholarship
Caitlin's journey was influenced by her Year 9 Information Processing Technology Teacher, who inspired her to apply for the Women in Engineering and IT (WiEIT) Co-Op Scholarship.
UTS Early Entry
Liv Heaton powered through Year 11 and gained early entry to Mechatronic Engineering
WiEIT Faculty Scholarship
Who knew that three questions could change Sophie’s life forever?
UTS Early Entry
Adam had been exploring every possible pathway into university when he stumbled across the Early Entry program at UTS.
Bachelor of Information Technology Cooperative Scholarship
Meet Oliver - Bachelor of Information Technology Cooperative Scholarship Student When Oliver was exploring his study preferences in year 12, it was a family friend who recommended the Bachelor of IT Cooperative Scholarship to him.
Women in Engineering and IT Cooperative Scholarship
When Jacquie was in her final year of school, her dad, a Civil Engineer, suggested that she too might be interested in this career path. “I have a good appreciation for practicality and I’m a logical thinker, so engineering seemed to be the best fit”.