Consumer information

UTS is a certified provider under the US Federal Financial Aid Direct Loans program of the United States Department of Education. 

UTS institutional information

Below are links to key information and facts about UTS.

• UTS strategy
• Organisational structure
• UTS facts and figures
• UTS rankings
• About UTS for international students
• Graduation and employment rates
• UTS Careers
• Student satisfaction surveys

Studying at UTS

Faculties, courses and subjects

• UTS faculties
• UTS Handbook – courses and subjects available
• UTS International
• Download UTS International course guides

Before applying

• UTS admission requirements
• Tuition fees and costs for programs
• Recognition of prior learning

UTS support services

• Support
• UTS special needs and support
• Financial assistance programs
• Self-help resources

UTS Housing - Living on campus

• UTS Housing

Textbooks and library resources

• UTS Library and borrowing

Safety and wellbeing

Security

• Safety and security
• Staying safe on and off campus
• Urgent help and emergency response
• Surveillance and Surveillance Policy
• EHS incident reporting – HIRO system

Safety at UTS Housing

• Fire safety at Current residents
• Missing persons at Current residents

Wellbeing

• Safety and wellbeing for all at UTS
• Alcohol and drug use
• Counselling services for students

Student rights and responsibilities

The following links and information outline the rights and responsibilities of students at UTS and the protections and frameworks provided by the university.

• UTS Student Rules
• Student Rights and Responsibilities Policy and Code of Conduct
• Your rights as an international student at UTS
• Your responsibilities as an international student at UTS

Privacy legislation

• Privacy Policy
• Right to information at UTS
• Your right to know and access to personal information at Your privacy at UTS
• Your right to access stored information at Your privacy at UTS

Ethical use of intellectual property and information technology

• UTS abides by the Copyright Act 1968 (opens an external site)
• Copyright and UTS
• Acceptable Use of Information Technology Resources Policy
• Information Security Policy
• Intellectual Property Policy
• Copyright statement
• How to avoid plagiarism

US Financial Aid

• Eligibility
• Cost of Attendance
• Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)
• Return of loan funds

For further details on the US Federal Financial Aid Program, or to apply for a loan, visit the UTS US financial aid website.