Creativity meets technology in the city

Choosing to study abroad is about more than your studies - it’s about discovering new cultures, making lifelong friendships and finding a place where you truly belong. At UTS, that place is Sydney.

Ranked among the safest and most student-friendly cities in the world, Sydney offers an unbeatable mix of lifestyle, opportunity and cultural diversity. It’s a city where you can feel at home - whether you’re exploring sunny beaches, enjoying global cuisine, or connecting with people from all walks of life.

Our campus is right in the middle of it all - located in Tech Central, Sydney’s innovation and creative industries hub, and just minutes from the Central Business District. Here, you’ll be surrounded by leading startups, global companies, cultural icons and everything else that makes Sydney one of the most exciting places to live and learn.

At UTS, you'll get more than a world-class education - you'll get the opportunity to immerse yourself into the Australian lifestyle and diverse culture.

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    Study Destination

    6th best student city

    Ranked #6 globally, Sydney is recognised for its diverse student community, high quality of life and global appeal.

    QS Best Student Cities Ranking 2025

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    Cultural Hub

    5th for culture worldwide

    Sydney’s thriving arts scene, iconic festivals and world-class venues earned it 5th place in Time Out’s global culture rankings.

    Time Out Global Culture Rankings 2025

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    Safe & Liveable

    4th safest city

    Named the 4th safest city in the world, Sydney offers a secure, welcoming environment backed by strong healthcare and digital safety.

    Forbes Advisor Global Safety Rankings 2025

Discover what makes this city a world-class study destination.

Our guide to common living expenses in Sydney and how to plan around them.

The UTS campus is conveniently located next to Central Station, where you can catch a train, bus or light rail to explore the city and surrounds.

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What’s on in Sydney

After you’ve wrapped up your classes and coursework, Sydney is your playground.

As one of the world’s most vibrant and multicultural cities, Sydney offers international students an exciting mix of events, festivals, food, art, and nightlife. Whether you're into live music, cultural exhibitions, outdoor adventures, or budget-friendly student activities, there’s always something happening.

From iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House to hidden local gems, you’ll never run out of things to explore.

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Your guide to student life

Discover everything you need to know about settling into your new home away from home.

Want to know where to eat, explore, and experience the best of Sydney? Insider Guides is packed with student-friendly tips, events, and cultural insights to help you make the most of your time here.

Explore your housing options and find a place that feels like home in Sydney.

Learn how to build your work experience while studying at UTS.

UTS is proud to support a vibrant and inclusive LGBTQI+ community. Find out more about our initiatives, events, and support networks.

If you’re looking for competitive sports, a casual game, or a supportive gym, UTS Sport is your new home.

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Discover yourself at UTS in the heart of Sydney

Female student Vanessa Truong from Vietnam talks about settling into life at Sydney and UTS. This Vice-Chancellor International scholarship recipient studies Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation at UTS.

Discover yourself at UTS in the heart of Sydney transcript

I was very nervous before I came here. Because all I knew was through photos and videos, but when I got here all the worries and nervousness just went away. Sydney is kind of like home for me, I feel more like myself here, it's more open-minded and innovative, the air is fresher, people are friendly and everything is new and exciting.

This is my first time out of Vietnam, I'm pretty much on my own here, but it doesn't feel that way. I'm living in UTS Housing and it's been amazing, I've made so many friends from all over the world. UTS is in the perfect location because it's right near Central Station. You can go to the beach straight after class and obviously, being in the heart of the city there are a lot more job opportunities.

I'm studying the Bachelor of Creative Intelligence, and it's amazing to see how students from a range of faculties have a different way of thinking. When we come together to solve our problems, it becomes much easier and more creative. I feel like people recognise my value here, what I care about. The people here are very diverse, and I really love to be in a diverse environment. Even the locals themselves are diverse.

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Take a tour of our campus

Explore our campus and experience the vibrant atmosphere, state-of-the-art facilities, and dynamic spaces that make our university a thriving hub for learning and innovation.

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Connect with Indigenous culture

UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. While you're here, take the opportunity to learn about the rich history, culture and contributions of Australia’s First Nations peoples. From events and exhibitions to guided experiences and learning resources, there are many ways to deepen your understanding of Australian culture.

Join our student community

Your UTS experience goes beyond the classroom. Join a community of like-minded students and find new ways to connect, socialise and explore Sydney together.