Our Key Technology Partnerships enable collaborative research between UTS academics and their international counterparts. This global network reflects our research interests and desire to benefit society.
Application for 2025 KTP Programs open from 1 March to 15 April 2025
Apply now to one of the KTP Funding Programs
UTS Key Technology Partnerships Seed Funding Scheme
Supports collaborative projects between UTS staff and their counterparts from eligible Key Technology Partner institutions, in categories other than travel.
UTS Key Technology Partnerships Visiting Fellow Program (inbound travel to UTS)
Supports UTS staff to invite their counterparts from eligible Key Technology Partner institutions to travel to Sydney and collaborate on projects of mutual interest.
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General UTS Information session
Monday 31 March 2025 | 12pm to 1pm | Register to attend
UTS launched the Key Technology Partnerships (KTP) strategy in 2010. Our aim was to build enduring research collaboration with a select number of partner institutions internationally.
Throughout the program, UTS and our strategic partners work to:
- complement each other's expertise
- expand our international networks
- produce joint academic papers
- recruit high-quality collaborative PhD students
- gain access to international research funding and industry projects in other countries
- gain cross-cultural understanding and inter-disciplinary experience
- contribute to research excellence and impact — with worldwide social benefit.
Key Technology Partners
UTS currently has five Key Technology Partner universities.
KTP activity at a glance:
- 3,413 co-authored publications
- 168 visiting fellows inbound to UTS (since 2011)
- 69 UTS academics outbound to Key Technology Partners (since 2012)
- 101 collaborative PhD students
- $6,080,608 in external funding granted.