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.
5 May - 21 August
A river runs through I UTS Gallery
A river runs through presents major new work by Spence Messih exploring the entwined currents of water and gender. Through sculpture, print and film, the exhibition reflects on control, resistance and fragility, drawing connections between ecological vulnerability and contemporary experiences of gender.
5 May - 21 August
A river runs through I UTS Gallery
A river runs through presents major new work by Spence Messih exploring the entwined currents of water and gender. Through sculpture, print and film, the exhibition reflects on control, resistance and fragility, drawing connections between ecological vulnerability and contemporary experiences of gender.
25 - 26 June
Disruptive Methods
UTS Visualisation Institute
Disruptive Methods brings together UTS researchers and collaborators from Brighton, Canberra, Edinburgh, New York and São Paulo for two days of critical inquiry, reimagining the tools, systems and methods through which we understand and shape the world. Expect roundtables, workshops, performances, a Data Salon and an HDR exhibition.
22 - 26 June
UTS Tech Fest
A student innovation and technology showcase
UTS Tech Fest is back! Whether you're coding in a 48-hour hackathon, hearing career stories from UTS alumni, or connecting with experts at our student showcase, there's something for everyone. A relaxed week of events for UTS students, high schoolers, tech enthusiasts and industry pros. Come along, grow your portfolio and expand your network.
25 June
A decade of deep green
Join UTS to celebrate 10 years of the Deep Green Biotech Hub (DGBH). Since 2016, DGBH has connected NSW businesses, researchers and innovators with cutting-edge biotech. At this event, we'll launch the National Roadmap for Algae in Australia, and share an exciting announcement about the future of the Green Light Accelerator Program.
22 - 26 June
UTS Tech Fest
A student innovation and technology showcase
UTS Tech Fest is back! Whether you're coding in a 48-hour hackathon, hearing career stories from UTS alumni, or connecting with experts at our student showcase, there's something for everyone. A relaxed week of events for UTS students, high schoolers, tech enthusiasts and industry pros. Come along, grow your portfolio and expand your network.
25 - 26 June
Disruptive Methods
UTS Visualisation Institute
Disruptive Methods brings together UTS researchers and collaborators from Brighton, Canberra, Edinburgh, New York and São Paulo for two days of critical inquiry, reimagining the tools, systems and methods through which we understand and shape the world. Expect roundtables, workshops, performances, a Data Salon and an HDR exhibition.
25 June
A decade of deep green
Join UTS to celebrate 10 years of the Deep Green Biotech Hub (DGBH). Since 2016, DGBH has connected NSW businesses, researchers and innovators with cutting-edge biotech. At this event, we'll launch the National Roadmap for Algae in Australia, and share an exciting announcement about the future of the Green Light Accelerator Program.
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Remembering the architect behind the UTS Tower
Following the passing of its architect, Michael Dysart, we reflect on how Building 1 continues to influence how our campus works and evolves today.
News
Twisting quantum potential into reality
UTS researchers have discovered a new way to control tiny quantum light sources by twisting atomically thin layers of hexagonal boron nitride.
News
Professor Sara Denize appointed Dean of UTS Business School
Professor Denize has been appointed to the role until the end of 2028.
News
The hidden Chinese history of Australia
share_windows This article appeared in The Australian's Culture on June 20 2026.
News
Remembering the architect behind the UTS Tower
Following the passing of its architect, Michael Dysart, we reflect on how Building 1 continues to influence how our campus works and evolves today.
News
Twisting quantum potential into reality
UTS researchers have discovered a new way to control tiny quantum light sources by twisting atomically thin layers of hexagonal boron nitride.
News
Professor Sara Denize appointed Dean of UTS Business School
Professor Denize has been appointed to the role until the end of 2028.
News
The hidden Chinese history of Australia
share_windows This article appeared in The Australian's Culture on June 20 2026.
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