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.
2 March
Architecture, Technology and the changing home
Design storyteller Tim Ross, author of the Modernister series, joins Professor Anthony Burke, host of Grand Designs Australia, to explore how architecture, technology and culture are reshaping Australian life and the homes we call our own. Bring your questions!
9 -12 March
UTS is the home of climate conversations this March, with Climate Action Week Sydney returning from 9-12 March. With a week packed full of panels, workshops and evening events, there’s something for everyone.
20 February - 13 March
A bold exhibition reimagining how law can advance gender equality. Artists from across Australia respond to Rewriting the Rules through canvas, ceramic, collage and film, tracing women’s worlds of work, home, violence, freedom and the virtual sphere, and challenging how we define equality.
6 March
On International Women’s Day we spotlight young women reshaping policy, institutions and communities. Hear Hannah Ferguson, Satara Uthayakumaran, Vivian Pham, Anjali Sharma and moderator Angelica Ojinnaka-Psillakis share how they navigate barriers and lead youth-led change, in person or online.
11-12 March
This two-day research symposium runs alongside the exhibition No place for Mannequins: Remaking the fashion archive at UTS Gallery, Gadigal Nura/Sydney. It explores the archive as a dynamic, contested field, examining how scholars, curators and practitioners remake and reimagine fashion archives across material, digital and social forms.
20 February - 13 March
A bold exhibition reimagining how law can advance gender equality. Artists from across Australia respond to Rewriting the Rules through canvas, ceramic, collage and film, tracing women’s worlds of work, home, violence, freedom and the virtual sphere, and challenging how we define equality.
2 March
Architecture, Technology and the changing home
Design storyteller Tim Ross, author of the Modernister series, joins Professor Anthony Burke, host of Grand Designs Australia, to explore how architecture, technology and culture are reshaping Australian life and the homes we call our own. Bring your questions!
6 March
On International Women’s Day we spotlight young women reshaping policy, institutions and communities. Hear Hannah Ferguson, Satara Uthayakumaran, Vivian Pham, Anjali Sharma and moderator Angelica Ojinnaka-Psillakis share how they navigate barriers and lead youth-led change, in person or online.
9 -12 March
UTS is the home of climate conversations this March, with Climate Action Week Sydney returning from 9-12 March. With a week packed full of panels, workshops and evening events, there’s something for everyone.
11-12 March
This two-day research symposium runs alongside the exhibition No place for Mannequins: Remaking the fashion archive at UTS Gallery, Gadigal Nura/Sydney. It explores the archive as a dynamic, contested field, examining how scholars, curators and practitioners remake and reimagine fashion archives across material, digital and social forms.
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A message from the Vice-Chancellor to the UTS community about the events in Iran and the Middle East.
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Genre-defying’ author Johanna Bell, whose practice spans fiction, poetry, prize-winning picture books and community arts, will join the Creative Writing Department at UTS as its New Writer-in-Residence 2026.
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Looking to connect with like-minded students? Explore the clubs, collectives and societies ready to welcome you.
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A single street tree can potentially increase an average Sydney house price by A$30,000, new research shows.
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A message from the Vice-Chancellor to the UTS community about the events in Iran and the Middle East.
News
Genre-defying’ author Johanna Bell, whose practice spans fiction, poetry, prize-winning picture books and community arts, will join the Creative Writing Department at UTS as its New Writer-in-Residence 2026.
News
Looking to connect with like-minded students? Explore the clubs, collectives and societies ready to welcome you.
News
A single street tree can potentially increase an average Sydney house price by A$30,000, new research shows.
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