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There’s always something happening at UTS. Join us for open days, exhibitions, research talks and student-life events that bring innovation, creativity and connection to life on campus.
2 March 2026
Architecture, Technology and the changing home
Design storyteller Tim Ross, author of the Modernister series, joins Professor Anthony Burke, host of Grand Designs Australia, to explore how architecture, technology and culture are reshaping Australian life and the homes we call our own. Bring your questions!
Until 30 January
Climate Solvers is a national documentary photography project by Sydney-based photographer and UTS Fellow Guy Templeton. Featuring 70 images, the exhibition highlights Australians delivering practical climate solutions and translating national decarbonisation goals into real-world action.
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Open Day is a great way to explore your course and career options at UTS. It is your chance to talk to academics and current students and get your questions answered.
Until 30 January
Climate Solvers is a national documentary photography project by Sydney-based photographer and UTS Fellow Guy Templeton. Featuring 70 images, the exhibition highlights Australians delivering practical climate solutions and translating national decarbonisation goals into real-world action.
2 March 2026
Architecture, Technology and the changing home
Design storyteller Tim Ross, author of the Modernister series, joins Professor Anthony Burke, host of Grand Designs Australia, to explore how architecture, technology and culture are reshaping Australian life and the homes we call our own. Bring your questions!
Event
Open Day is a great way to explore your course and career options at UTS. It is your chance to talk to academics and current students and get your questions answered.
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Research into South Australia’s koala populations, led by Dr Frédérik Saltré from UTS and the Australian Museum, identifies a cost-effective, humane solution to stabilise current unsustainable koala numbers.
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The scope and breadth of natural disasters facing Australia right now can feel overwhelming.
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By Wanning Sun
News
The biggest difference between China and the US today is their respective abilities to get things done.
News
Research into South Australia’s koala populations, led by Dr Frédérik Saltré from UTS and the Australian Museum, identifies a cost-effective, humane solution to stabilise current unsustainable koala numbers.
News
The scope and breadth of natural disasters facing Australia right now can feel overwhelming.
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