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Your Open Day Journey into Science at UTS
Student StoryStudy science at UTS, where you’ll get one of the best hands-on degrees Australia can offer. UTS Science Open Day will pave the way for all the possible careers in science that lie ahead.
Living a childhood dream from the classroom to open water
Student StoryMitchell spends his days doing what he loves: researching ways to conserve seahorse habitats and helping endangered or threatened marine species thrive.
Cultivating a passion for environmental science at UTS
Student StoryLiana Pozza’s journey from UTS student to environmental biology lecturer through hands-on learning.
Bridging science and medicine: the journey of Jeff Barber, clinical physicist
Student StoryDiscover how Jeff Barber’s physics degree drives innovation in cancer treatment as a clinical physicist.
How research students are helping to drive reef recovery
Student StoryThe Great Barrier Reef is under threat, but UTS PhD students are playing a key role in its recovery by working with scientists, reef operators, Traditional Owners and local communities.
Careers in science: Unlimited possibilities await
Student StoryWhat can you do with Bachelor of Science from UTS? The answer is anything you choose. From laboratories to national parks, the ocean to outer space, science jobs can take you anywhere you can imagine (and some places you can’t)
From dreaming of space to engineering underwater tech
Student StoryIssy Pitt is combining chemistry, robotics and hands-on experience to carve out her place in engineering – with a graduate role locked in before she’s even finished uni.
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Private health insurers have a plan to help take the stress and financial guesswork out of having a baby. But not everyone agrees.
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For Mohammad Sakhvidi, a civil engineering UTS graduate, the UTS Humanitarian Scholarship became both a launchpad to success and an opportunity to give back.
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War photos can have several, sometimes conflicting roles, ranging from evidence and testimony, to ‘trophies’ for the oppressor.
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Private health insurers have a plan to help take the stress and financial guesswork out of having a baby. But not everyone agrees.
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For Mohammad Sakhvidi, a civil engineering UTS graduate, the UTS Humanitarian Scholarship became both a launchpad to success and an opportunity to give back.