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.
Net Zero Futures: The DNA of climate partnerships
28 September
What can we learn from partnerships that deliver real results, and why do others fall short? Join us to explore how strong relationships, trust and institutions can turn climate commitments into meaningful action and impact in the lead up to COP31.
Global Goals Month
1 - 30 September
Throughout September, Global Goals Month brings the UTS community together to explore how research, teaching and action contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, with researcher talks, hands-on workshops, a photography competition and an interactive exhibition in Building 1 Foyer.
UTS Democracy Forum with Gary Gerstle - After neoliberalism - what comes next?
14 October
Join University of Cambridge’s Gary Gerstle as he explores the forces reshaping global economies and their impact on democracy, institutions and everyday life. A panel will examine what these shifts mean locally for policy, economic reform, inequality, work and social change. Proudly presented by the Ultimo Institute.
Net Zero Futures event series
18 June - 31 October
It's not just a university, it's leadership for a net-zero future. Net Zero Futures brings leaders, innovators and First Nations voices together to explore practical pathways to a sustainable Australia. Through keynotes, panels and networking across Country, Nature, Partnerships and Youth, join us to imagine and accelerate a net-zero future.
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Why is polio making a comeback?
Online echo chambers and fading social memory are driving a resurgence of preventable diseases.
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Has Neoliberalism Turned Activists into Managers?
Many charities and advocacy organisations now operate more like businesses than grassroots movements.
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Labor is throwing international students under a Pauline Hanson-driven bus
Labor has been keen to dispel allegations that its new restrictions on international students have nothing to do with pressure from One Nation’s rise. The data...
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After the EU’s offer to Canada, could Australia also embrace a ‘Eurovision’?
Canadian PM Mark Carney’s move to join the EU as an associate member has sparked global discussions about Australia following suit.
News
Why is polio making a comeback?
Online echo chambers and fading social memory are driving a resurgence of preventable diseases.
News
Has Neoliberalism Turned Activists into Managers?
Many charities and advocacy organisations now operate more like businesses than grassroots movements.
News
Labor is throwing international students under a Pauline Hanson-driven bus
Labor has been keen to dispel allegations that its new restrictions on international students have nothing to do with pressure from One Nation’s rise. The data...
News
After the EU’s offer to Canada, could Australia also embrace a ‘Eurovision’?
Canadian PM Mark Carney’s move to join the EU as an associate member has sparked global discussions about Australia following suit.
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