We’re ranked #2 in Australia for Artificial Intelligence and Data Science

Through a unique combination of cutting-edge research, deep industry collaboration and a strong focus on real-world impact, UTS is globally recognised for advancing human-centric AI, trustworthy machine learning and data-driven innovation.

Backed by dedicated researchers and leading research centres, we’re shaping the future of technology across key sectors, from smart cities and healthcare to finance and environmental sustainability.

Our leadership in this space is defined not only by technical excellence, but by a deep commitment to ethical, inclusive and responsible AI that delivers tangible benefits to society.

Our research centres

The Australian AI Institute is a global leader in artificial intelligence, driving innovation through cutting-edge research, real-world industry partnerships, and practical learning. We’re shaping the future of AI with ethical, impactful solutions that address today’s biggest challenges.

At the Data Science Institute, we use data and AI to solve real-world challenges—improving healthcare, tackling climate change, and building trustworthy technology. We unite experts and communities to drive ethical, inclusive, and sustainable solutions that make a lasting impact.

We’re a leading research hub dedicated to advancing quantum computing and information technologies. We focus on both theoretical and experimental aspects of quantum science, aiming to develop the software and infrastructure essential for future quantum technologies.

We unite cross-disciplinary expertise to create data visualisations and immersive stories that deepen understanding and inspire change. Grounded in human-centred design and ethical research, we collaborate across sectors to ensure our innovative insights drive real-world impact.

News and case studies

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A new open-source dataset pinpoints exactly when innovations transition from the lab to the real world.

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Congratulations to AAII’s Professor Xiaojun Chang on his 2025 Highly Cited Researcher recognition by Clarivate.

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A virtual assistant that applies artificial intelligence to detect, interpret and respond to cybersecurity threats has been publicly unveiled at UTS.

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The UTS Graduation Ceremony this month marked a proud milestone for the UTS Transport Research Centre and its academic team.