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Alumni benefits
As a UTS graduate you will receive alumni benefits that can help you far into the future.
As a UTS graduate, you automatically get a 10% discount on UTS postgraduate programs and many short courses through our Alumni Advantage program.
UTS Careers offers a variety of services and resources for current students and recent graduates within 2 years of course completion at UTS. Explore the career support offerings you can access below.
UTS Startups is the home of entrepreneurship at UTS, inspiring and supporting technology-enabled entrepreneurship at scale in order to drive economic, employment and learning outcomes.
Your global UTS community
From Sydney to Singapore, London to Los Angeles — UTS alumni are making an impact across the globe. Connect with graduates in your city, industry or field of interest.
You’ve put in the hard slog and attended countless hours of tutorials, aced exams and generally had the time of your life. Now that you've graduated, we'd also like to welcome you to the UTS alumni community!
The Community is a diverse and inspiring global network of like-minded, creative and innovative people. You’re never too far from someone who can help your career or connect you with others who might spark something bigger.
What’s happening in your alumni community
Discover alumni achievements, upcoming events and opportunities to reconnect with your UTS community.
The NSW Minister for Skills, TAFE and Tertiary Education, Steve Whan has appointed the Hon. Linda Burney to the UTS Council.
UTS Business School alumnus Alexander Cheng has been selected as a Schwarzman Scholar.
Pioneering hydrogeologist Professor Bradley Moggridge is being acknowledged for his world-leading expertise bridging western and Indigenous science.
Ramona Vijeyarasa is using AI to challenge gender discrimination and enshrine women’s rights into law.
Can young women wield influence in places of power?
A bold reimagining of how the law can advance gender equality in the twenty-first century.
Brought to you by the University of Technology Sydney and Scaling Up, the CEO Summit 2026 unites the world’s sharpest minds in scaling and innovation for two days of strategy, inspiration, and connection.
While you may have heard of her inclusive performance style, ongoing charity advocacy (and maybe even her 2020 UTS Young Alumni Award), most people don’t know that Emma is also a skilled filmmaker – having graduated from UTS with a Master of Media Arts Production in 2012.
High Jackman completed a Bachelor of Arts in Communications at UTS. He says "My passion and fire for learning was lit at UTS"
Dr Anna Funder gained her Doctorate of Creative Arts at UTS. Her best-selling novel All that I Am, was born in the UTS Tower.
While you may have heard of her inclusive performance style, ongoing charity advocacy (and maybe even her 2020 UTS Young Alumni Award), most people don’t know that Emma is also a skilled filmmaker – having graduated from UTS with a Master of Media Arts Production in 2012.
High Jackman completed a Bachelor of Arts in Communications at UTS. He says "My passion and fire for learning was lit at UTS"
Dr Anna Funder gained her Doctorate of Creative Arts at UTS. Her best-selling novel All that I Am, was born in the UTS Tower.
Kate is at the forefront of new discoveries as a multiple award-winning scientist and engineer. Her main focus is on the control of respirable crystalline silica (also known as silica dust) and advocating for the health of construction workers across Australia.
After graduating with a degree in environmental biology, Ben’s love of nature and the outdoors propelled him into bush regeneration.
Julie McCrossin has built an admirable career out of talking to people and stimulating thought-provoking conversations about things that matter.
Mayrah Sonter is a proud Wiradjuri woman who has forged a successful career as a communications specialist, events producer and journalist, driven by her passion for empowering First Nations peoples.
Kate is at the forefront of new discoveries as a multiple award-winning scientist and engineer. Her main focus is on the control of respirable crystalline silica (also known as silica dust) and advocating for the health of construction workers across Australia.
After graduating with a degree in environmental biology, Ben’s love of nature and the outdoors propelled him into bush regeneration.
Julie McCrossin has built an admirable career out of talking to people and stimulating thought-provoking conversations about things that matter.
Mayrah Sonter is a proud Wiradjuri woman who has forged a successful career as a communications specialist, events producer and journalist, driven by her passion for empowering First Nations peoples.
They bring the potential. You bring the opportunity.
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