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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.

Opening night: 2026 Faculty of Design and Society End of Year Student Showcase

26 November

Join us in celebrating the creativity and ingenuity of UTS students. Be part of the 2026 Faculty of Design and Society Showcase opening night! Explore the innovative work, unique perspectives and creative vision of our graduating students as they push boundaries and reimagine the future of fashion and textiles. Don't miss it!

UTS Fashion & Textiles Honours 2026 Graduate Showcase

1 December

Fresh ideas, bold designs and the next generation of fashion talent take centre stage! Join us on 1 December for the UTS Fashion and Textiles Honours Showcase, celebrating the creativity, innovation and vision of our graduating students. With two spectacular shows throughout the evening, don't miss this exciting celebration of emerging talent.

To the Owner Artist: Alana Hunt

8 September – 18 December

Featured at UTS Gallery, Alana Hunt’s first Sydney solo exhibition, To the Owner, uses film, photography, print, and text to challenge property ownership, housing insecurity, and contemporary colonialism in Australia.

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Why Jared Diamond’s leadership book on prophets, coaches and kings is flawed but fun

Like Guns, Germs and Steel, this book is ambitious, provocative and imperfect. It’s also difficult to put down.

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From access to opportunity: UTS launches new book on refugee student experiences

Discover a new UTS book exploring refugee student experiences and the opportunities, challenges and pathways shaping access to higher education.

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PERSPECTIVES | Beyond securitisation: The exceptionalisation of China knowledge in Australia

This article appeared in UTS:ACRI's Perspectives on November 9 2026. Perspectives is the commentary series of the Australia-China Relations Institute at the...

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Midterms no reason to fall back on old alliances

The Democrats’ midterm triumph has delighted Canberra’s US alliance loyalists, but returning to business as usual would misread a world remade by AI, climate...

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