Why UTS?
Study in the heart of Sydney’s technology precinct at Australia’s #1 ranked young university. Our courses are highly-regarded, developed in partnership with industry leaders using practice-based learning approaches. No matter what path you choose, you'll learn the skills to become an innovative and creative thinker, driving positive change in society.
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#1 young university
In Australia, ranked for excellence in teaching, research impact, industry engagement and international outlook.
Times Higher Education Young University Rankings 2024
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Top 100 worldwide
Ranked #88 globally, UTS stands among the world's leading universities, recognised for academic excellence and industry impact.
QS World University Rankings 2025
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payments GRADUATE OUTCOMES
90.8% employed full-time
Measured three years post-graduation, reflecting strong career readiness and employer demand for UTS graduates.
2021 Graduate Outcomes Survey – Longitudinal
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Our Early Entry Program recognises the hard work you’ve put into your studies. You’ll be assessed on your Year 11 marks and could receive a provisional offer before you sit your HSC.
Our admissions schemes can enhance your selection rank and the strength of your application by showcasing what’s unique about you.
There’s more than one way to get into UTS. If you didn’t get the selection rank you were hoping for, our admissions pathways offer a second chance to enter your chosen degree.
Our scholarships are open to everyone, no matter who you are or the path you’ve travelled to get here.
Understanding your uni fees – and how you’ll pay them – can help you feel confident about your finances before and during your UTS degree.
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Leap into life at uni
At UTS, we prepare you for life, not just a profession. Meet your future peers and get the inside scoop on the opportunities waiting for you on campus.
Mechanical Engineering student Sophie Vo can work less and study more with a faculty scholarship.
Liana Pozza’s journey from UTS student to environmental biology lecturer through hands-on learning.
How James Gulliver Hancock transformed his love for drawing into an international career.
Oliver Guerreiro has found his passion in IT and the benefits a cooperative scholarship brings.
For some, sport is a hobby. But it can also be a career.
How James Gulliver Hancock transformed his love for drawing into an international career.
Mechanical Engineering student Sophie Vo can work less and study more with a faculty scholarship.
Oliver Guerreiro has found his passion in IT and the benefits a cooperative scholarship brings.
Liana Pozza’s journey from UTS student to environmental biology lecturer through hands-on learning.
For some, sport is a hobby. But it can also be a career.
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Glossary
Starting uni is confusing enough, but there’s a whole new language that comes along with it. Here’s a summary of some of our key terms to help you get your head in the game.