- Posted on 20 Jul 2026
5 Must-See Sessions to Add to Your Open Day Built Environment and Criminology Agenda
Dream of reshaping our cities, managing multi-million-dollar construction projects, or diving into the world of digital forensics and corporate justice? UTS is where hands-on industry experience meets the tech redefining these fields. Whether you want to lead massive commercial builds, decode global property markets, or analyse 21st-century crime trends, to help you find your perfect degree, we’ve rounded up five must-see sessions, demos, and hubs to add to your Open Day schedule.
1. Decode the property market and global finance
Property Economics Info Session
- Building 6, Level 3, Room 28 (Guthrie Theatre)
- 11:15am - 12:00pm
If you’ve thought about a career in business, finance, economics, or real estate, this session is for you. Discover how the Bachelor of Property Economics gives you the competitive edge needed to thrive in a massive global industry. Learn how our graduates go on to specialise in property valuation, investment, development, and market analysis.
2. Build your future in construction leadership
Construction Project Management Info Session
- Building 6, Level 3, Room 28 (Guthrie Theatre)
- Time: 12:15pm - 1:00pm
Discover how the Bachelor of Construction Project Management delivers the vital management, tech, and process skills needed to lead major builds. Hear how our students get hands-on experience and graduate ready to manage complex commercial, residential, and infrastructure projects across the industry.
3. Decode the modern landscape of crime
Criminology Info Session
- Building 1, Level 5 (Great Hall)
- 12:15pm - 1:00pm
Explore how a Bachelor of Criminology prepares you for diverse, high-demand careers in digital forensics, security, data analytics, justice, legal studies, and psychology. Learn how our expert academics guide you through the shifting landscape of crime in the digital age and equip you with the skills to make a real-world impact.
4. Get personalised advice at the Advising Hubs
Property Economics, Construction Management & Criminology Hubs
- Building 6, Level 4 (Property Economics & Construction Management) & Building 1, Level 4 (Criminology)
- 9:00am - 2:00pm (Drop-in anytime)
Not sure whether your future lies in managing developments, decoding global property trends, or diving into the justice system? Drop by the specialised advising hubs to chat one-on-one with current students and tutors. You'll get personalised guidance, answers to all your course questions, and a clear picture of how your interests align with our degrees.
5. Discover how AI is shaping careers
Future Careers: How UTS is Preparing Students for an AI World Feature Session
- The Great Hall, Tower, Building 1, Level 5 (CB01)
- 9:15am - 9:45am
Explore how AI is transforming industries, creating new opportunities, and changing the skills employers are looking for. Hear from a leading academic panel on how UTS is embedding AI capability across its courses to prepare future-ready graduates.
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