We have more than 600 students enrolled in undergraduate and postgraduate public health, health services management and diabetes education and management courses at UTS.
Our student cohorts are diverse. Students bring a wide variety of personal and professional experiences to their studies. They all however, share a strong desire to help others and protect our most vulnerable populations.
I want to make an impact in our society and contribute to creating equity among vulnerable groups.
I have a desire to use translational research for intervention development among at-risk youth and adolescents, who are subject to substance abuse and complex mental health issues.
Alexandra Bartholomew, Master of Public Health
As cliché as it sounds, I love health care for what it offers, where it’s going and the potential of where we can take it. Likewise, my absolute passion is fixing existing, or implementing new systems, processes or procedures; seeing that end result is so satisfying.
When our students graduate, the UTS connection does not end. You become an important part of the UTS alumni community in general and the UTS School of Public Health community, helping you to:
stay in touch with UTS
connect with professionals across the globe
access lifelong learning opportunities, public lectures, networking events and ways you can 'give back' to your university.
Stay connected
Update your details to stay informed with the UTS Faculty of Health’s alumni e-newsletter, the UTS monthly e-newsletter and the bi-annual TOWER magazine. Providing your employment details assists us to better meet your professional needs and convey to our students the employment trends of our graduates.
UTS is expanding its outreach to alumni, especially for recent graduates. See the Alumni section of Career Services for a full list of resources available to alumni.
Be inspired
We are proud of the accomplishments of our alumni and we would love to know about your achievements. On the smallest and grandest scale, our graduates have succeeded in diverse and extraordinary ways and have inspiring stories to tell. You belong to a global community of innovative thinkers, whose achievements can inspire young minds.
Tell us your story
If you have an interesting story, or a career highlight that you would like to share, contact us. We feature the stories of our students, alumni, donors, and researchers.
I worked in paediatric and neonatal intensive care units in Sydney, New York and London, and later moved into general practice nursing.
As much as I enjoyed general practice, I realised that I wanted to focus and specialise in type 2 diabetes, particularly disease prevention. As someone who is passionate about the role of health and fitness in maintaining a great quality of life, I want to educate and assist people to optimise their health through healthy lifestyle choices.
Bronwyn Guy, Bachelor of Nursing Graduate and Graduate Certificate in Diabetes Education and Management
