What's on at UTS
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.
Net Zero Futures event series
18 June - 31 October
It's not just a university, it's leadership for a net-zero future. Net Zero Futures brings leaders, innovators and First Nations voices together to explore practical pathways to a sustainable Australia. Through keynotes, panels and networking across Country, Nature, Partnerships and Youth, join us to imagine and accelerate a net-zero future.
Net Zero Futures: Young voices. Bold ideas. Real change.
22 October
Hear from young climate leaders about what it takes to turn ideas into action to influence real-world outcomes. The evening concludes with a special screening of Future Council, an inspiring documentary that follows young climate leaders from around the world.
Faculty of Design and Society End of Year Student Showcase 2026
26 November to 4 December
Discover the next generation of creative leaders. This end-of-year exhibition celebrates bold, future-focused student work across Architecture, Animation, Fashion, and Design. See how UTS pushes boundaries and shapes the future of industry.
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Michael Davis looks at the recently announced partnership between USA Today Co. and Palantir, whose reputation has the company’s reporters up in arms.
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A'muse'ing
Harry Craigie looks at Meta’s newly released agentic AI system Muse, which like many AI products, gives us plenty of what we want, but likely at the price of...
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Deplatforming and deportation
Monica Attard looks at Latvia’s decision to expel exiled Russian journalist Leonid Ragozin, who had resided in the country since 2014. His reporting, while...
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Electronic nose puts police detection dogs to the test
UTS researchers are using scent-sensing technology to help validate human-remains detection dog training.
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Michael Davis looks at the recently announced partnership between USA Today Co. and Palantir, whose reputation has the company’s reporters up in arms.
News
A'muse'ing
Harry Craigie looks at Meta’s newly released agentic AI system Muse, which like many AI products, gives us plenty of what we want, but likely at the price of...
News
Deplatforming and deportation
Monica Attard looks at Latvia’s decision to expel exiled Russian journalist Leonid Ragozin, who had resided in the country since 2014. His reporting, while...
News
Electronic nose puts police detection dogs to the test
UTS researchers are using scent-sensing technology to help validate human-remains detection dog training.
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