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2023
Undergraduate
Guide
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Contents
About UTS
03 UTS snapshot
04 You’re young and bright. So are we
06 Not just any degree. Your degree
10 Leap into life at uni
12 The UTS precinct
14 Hands-on learning (that’s tech driven, too)
16 Think global
Getting in
20 How to apply
22 UTS Early Entry Program
24 Admission schemes
26 Admission pathways
27 Scholarships
28 Fees and financial assistance
29 Student accommodation
Courses
Acknowledgement of 32 Study areas
Country 36 Undergraduate courses
UTS acknowledges the Gadigal People
of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal Glossary
people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal 48 Glossary
people and the Gamaygal people upon
whose ancestral lands our university
stands. We would also like to pay respect
Events
to the Elders both past and present, 50 Key dates
acknowledging them as the traditional
custodians of knowledge for these lands.
51 Open Day
Visit the UTS website
for more info
uts.edu.au
THE Young University Rankings 2022
◆
QS Top 50 Under 50 2021
UTS snapshot
Technology. Entrepreneurship. Sustainability. Social justice.
At UTS, we’re building a collaborative future, one student at a time.
5-star rating 46,000+ 260,000+
in Employability, Facilities, students enrolled in 2021 alumni in 135+ countries
Inclusiveness, Innovation,
Internationalisation and Research
(QS Star Rating System 2018–2021)
209 84% 90.8%
undergraduate degrees across of undergraduate students of students are employed full-time
13 areas of study undertake internships or three years after graduation
similar experiences as part of (2021 Graduate Outcome Survey
their courses – Longitudinal)
#62 100% 180+
in the world for graduate of UTS research benchmarked student clubs
employability at world standard or above and societies
(QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2022) (2018 Excellence in Research for
Australia evaluation)
About UTS
You’re
young
and bright.
So are we
There are lots of reasons why
UTS is Australia’s #1 young university
and #11 in the world*. Here are just a few.
We’re changing the game
True innovation is a catalyst for change – and at
UTS, it’s part of our DNA. When you study with
us, we’ll help you imagine new ways of creating
and doing rather than being driven by the
status quo. We’re also building innovation and
entrepreneurship opportunities into our courses
and extracurriculars, preparing you to adapt and
disrupt at uni and beyond.
*QS Top 50 Under 50 2021
4
About UTS
We’re getting hands on with
technology
We’re a university of technology in more
than just our name: we see tech as key to
transformational learning. Engage with the tools
that are shaping your profession and study in
digital learning environments that have tech
at their core. You’ll emerge ready to thrive in an
increasingly digital world, no matter where work
(or life!) might take you.
We’ve got our sights set on
the future
We pride ourselves on staying ahead of the
curve. We’re constantly adding, changing and
adapting our courses to meet the needs of
the future workforce – and we take the same
approach to your learning, too. We’ll equip you
with the expertise to pursue a career, not just a
job, as well as the agility to apply your skills in
more than one field.
We’re building networks
that matter
We’re known as the most industry-focused uni
in the Sydney metro region** – and when you
leverage our industry connections for your own
professional gain, you’ll understand why. Engage
with industry-relevant curriculum, access
internships and work placements, and soak up
case studies and guest lectures delivered by
leaders in your field.
**RepTrak Survey 2019
5
About UTS
Not just any degree.
Your degree
Ready to choose a uni degree? Use the table below to
see where your interests can take you. The good news is
there are no pre-requisites for UTS courses, so you can
pursue whatever you’re passionate about.
Subjects that I’d like to Example career I could study
interest me pathways
– Business Studies Deliver Accountant, business analyst,
– Economics economist, finance specialist.
– English
comprehensive
– Information Processes business solutions
and Technology for industry and the
– Legal Studies
– Mathematics
global community. Business
– Sport, Lifestyle and
Recreation Studies Combine my capacity Business executive, events
manager, marketing manager.
for critical and
creative thinking to
deliver transformative
consumer
experiences.
– Computing Applications Use my creativity Animator, advertising account
– Design and Technology executive, copywriter, digital
– Drama
and passion for and social media specialist,
– English storytelling to shape editor, filmmaker, journalist, Communication
– History the world around me. music producer, political
– Industrial Technology adviser, producer, publisher,
– Music screenwriter, UX/UI designer,
– Photography, Video and video producer, writer.
Digital Imaging
– Society and Culture
– Writing
– Computing Applications Create ideas, images, Animator, architect, fashion
– Design and Technology designer, graphic designer,
– Industrial Technology
objects and spaces interior architect, land
– Photography, Video and that deliver new management officer, landscape Design,
Digital Imaging perspectives on some architect, product designer, Architecture and
– Textiles and Design urban designer, UX/UI designer,
of the world’s big Building
– Visual Arts and Design video producer, web/app
questions. designer.
– English Construction manager, property
– Mathematics developer, property valuer.
6
About UTS
Subjects that I’d like to Example career I could study
interest me pathways
– Biology Shape the next Curriculum developer, education
– Business Studies consultant, secondary school
– Economics
generation of teacher, senior education
– Chemistry leaders, creators, specialist. Education
– Design and Technology entrepreneurs and
– Engineering Studies
– English
thinkers.
– Mathematics
– Physics
– Advanced Manufacturing Design and build Biomedical, civil, data, electrical,
– Data Engineering electronic, environmental,
– Design and Technology
systems and mechanical, robotics or software
– Engineering Studies infrastructure that engineer or project manager.
– Industrial Technology have the power to Engineering
– Mathematics
– Physics
advance how we live.
– Quantum Technology
– Renewable Energy
– Robotics
– Transport
– Water Resources
– Artificial Intelligence AI consultant, business analyst,
– Business Information cybersecurity consultant, data
scientist, games developer, IT
Information
Systems
– Computing Applications consultant, software developer, Technology
– Cybersecurity software engineer, web developer.
– Data Analytics
– Information Processes and
Technology
– Software Design and
Development
– Biology Improve individual, Exercise scientist, health data
– Chemistry analyst, health promotion
– Community and Family
community and officer, physiotherapist, Health
Studies population health, registered midwife, registered
– Mathematics anywhere in the nurse, sport marketer.
– PDHPE
– Physics
world.
– Society and Culture
7
About UTS
Subjects that I’d like to Example career I could study
interest me pathways
– Business Studies Become a true global Brand strategist, business
– Earth and Environmental manager, corporate social
Science
citizen and transform responsibility coordinator,
– English my passion for marketing coordinator,
– Geography travel, sustainability paralegal, sustainability advisor.
– History
– Languages
and environment,
– Society and Culture or cultures of the International
world into a real and Studies &
meaningful career. Social Sciences
– Artificial Intelligence Tackle 21st century Cyber security analyst, digital
– Business Information crime prevention analyst, digital
Systems
crime by addressing forensics analyst, ICT security
– Computing Applications its increasingly digital specialist, insurance fraud
– Cybersecurity and translational investigator, law enforcement
– Data Analytics agent, security consultant.
– Information Processes and
nature.
Technology
– Forensic Science
– Business Studies Increase access to Barrister, human rights
– English advocate, in-house counsel,
– History
legal services, tackle policy adviser, politician, Law
– Languages critical social justice specialist lawyer, solicitor.
– Legal Studies challenges and use
– Society and Culture
the law as a tool for
good.
– Biology Drive new discoveries Chemist, data analyst,
Science and
– Chemistry ecologist, environmental
– Earth and Environmental
in health, data scientist, forensic scientist, Mathematics
Science science, technology, marine biologist, medical
– Marine Studies physical sciences scientist, researcher,
– Mathematics statistician.
– Physics
and the environment.
– Business Studies Use my passion Change manager, design
– Design and Technology thinking consultant,
– Earth and Environmental
for innovation and innovation designer,
Science creative thinking intrapreneur, start-up founder, Transdisciplinary
– Economics to work beyond the user experience researcher and Innovation
– English designer.
– Industrial Technology
limits of a single
– Legal Studies profession and
– Society and Culture develop solutions to
– Software Design and
Development
complex problems.
– Visual Design
8
About UTS
Leap into life at uni
Uni life is all about balance – and at UTS, that means
making the most of life on campus and off.
Get all the HELP you need. Starting uni is a big
life milestone – and getting your head around
your studies can be, too. Our Higher Education
Language and Presentation Support (HELPS)
program combines academic reading and writing
workshops, assessment-writing consultations,
the U:PASS student-led tutoring program, and a
range of English conversation and volunteering
programs. It’s everything you need to thrive
during your degree.
helps.uts.edu.au
Unleash your inner entrepreneur.
UTS Startups is Australia’s largest
student-launched startup community.
They’ll inspire you to develop the
skills, knowledge, and confidence you
need to make technology-enabled
entrepreneurship part of your future career.
startups.uts.edu.au
Venture beyond your degree with the SOUL
social justice leadership and volunteering
program. This extracurricular initiative will equip
you with communication, project management
and teamwork skills, preparing you to make a
positive impact on the local and global community.
soul.uts.edu.au
Harness your leadership potential as a global
citizen through the UTS BUILD (Beyond UTS
International Leadership Development) program.
Gain exposure to international issues, ideas
and experiences on campus, online and abroad;
develop your ability to think global, lead and
inspire others; and emerge with lifelong skills to
create a better world.
build.uts.edu.au
10About UTS
Get social. ActivateUTS is the student experience
arm of UTS, which means they’re basically
dedicated to making campus life fun. And, with
300+ events on offer every year, they do a pretty
great job. Get stuck into O’Day or O’Fest, uni sports
events, album launches, market days, trivia and
movie nights and Drag Bingo (to name a few!).
activateuts.com.au/events
Start planning your future.
Prepare to take the leap from uni to your
profession with expert support from UTS
Careers. With resources, events, workshops,
industry mentoring and group career coaching
sessions, you’ll be ready to land that dream job
or internship in no time.
careers.uts.edu.au
Join Team UTS. Whether you’re the next LeBron
James or a total sporting newbie, UTS Sport can
help your inner athlete shine. Choose from elite,
competitive and recreational sport programs or
head to the ActivateFit.Gym to work out your way.
activateuts.com.au/sport
Find your people. Culture vulture?
Wannabe animator? Lover of dogs, tech or
yugioh? Whoever you are, whatever you’re
into, there’s a UTS club or society for you.
With more than 180 academic, cultural,
sport, professional and social clubs on offer,
there’s bound to be something for everyone.
activateuts.com.au/clubs
11The UTS precinct
Study in Sydney’s entrepreneurial, digital and creative heart.
The revamped UTS campus sits within the city’s Ultimo precinct,
where innovation and inspiration are everywhere you look.
Circular Quay Sydney CBD
Light rail,
train ride or
short walk
Darling
Harbour
Light rail or
short walk
Chinatown
10-minute
walk
Broadway
Shopping
Centre
10-minute
walkBondi Junction & Bondi Beach
Central
Station
10-minute
walk UTS BROADWAY PRECINCT
Building 1 (UTS Tower)
Building 2 (UTS Central, UTS Library,
Faculty of Law)
Building 6 (Faculty of Design, Architecture and
Building)
Building 7 (Faculty of Science)
Building 10 (Faculty of Arts and Social
Sciences, Faculty of Health)
Building 11 (Faculty of Engineering and IT)
Central Park
UTS HAYMARKET PRECINCT
Shopping Building 5 (TD School)
Centre
2-minute Building 8 (UTS Business School)
walk
UTS MOORE PARK PRECINCT
Rugby Australia Building
Ready to see the UTS
campus for yourself?
tour.uts.edu.auAbout UTS
Hands-on learning
(that’s tech driven, too)
Ready to get hands on with the tools and technologies that are
shaping your industry? In our award-winning labs and collaborative
classrooms, you’ll learn to work from day one of your degree.
Data Arena ProtoSpace
Experience data in 3D in the interactive UTS Data Arena. ProtoSpace is a 900m2 innovation hub with a focus on next-
This one-of-a-kind space enables exploration and generation manufacturing – and it’s also Australia’s most
visualisation of complex information, with stereo, video advanced additive manufacturing facility. With the latest in
and incredible picture quality revealing previously unseen 3D technologies, software and technical expertise, this lab is
patterns in data of all kinds. a learning experience that’s second to none.
Clinical labs Sport and exercise facilities
Nursing or midwifery student? At UTS, you might find yourself Study where elite sport happens at the Moore Park sport and
practising your clinical skills on high-fidelity manikins – exercise precinct. This leading sports facility is home to high-
these robot-like patients are just one of the innovations performance labs and the kind of industry expertise you’d
on offer in our world-class labs. Get to grips with the latest be hard pressed to find anywhere else. Learn from leading
technologies, engage with life-like clinical simulations and practitioners, gain practical expertise and rub shoulders with
prepare for real-world health care right here on campus. elite Aussie athletes who train where you learn.
14About UTS
Learn more about our
specialist facilities
uts.edu.au/campus-specialist-facilities
Hive Superlab Communication studios
This world-class collaborative bioscience lab can Sound and video editing, desktop publishing, sound
accommodate up to 270 students in up to seven different composition, web design and more – our multimedia
classes, all at the same time. With specialist audiovisual communications studios have it all. Immerse yourself in
facilities, including bone-conduction headphones that enable hands-on learning, curl up in one of our quiet study spaces
simultaneous teaching instruction and peer collaboration, or borrow professional production tools from our portable
the Hive Superlab is like nothing you’ve seen before. equipment store.
Fashion studio Moot courts
Work with your hands in this dedicated studio and surround Put the law into practice in our purpose-built moot and trial
yourself with other students who share your fashion courts. These modern facilities are designed to mimic the
obsession. We’ve got everything you need to send your first real-life experience of being a lawyer in the NSW Supreme,
collection down the runway. Access mannequins, industrial district and local courts. Hone your advocacy and litigation
sewing machines and fabrication equipment and develop skills and sign up for our award-winning mooting program –
your skills in patternmaking, cutting, construction and more. can we get a ‘yes, your honour’?
15About UTS
Think global
At UTS, study isn’t just something that happens in the
classroom. With our suite of international programs, you
can dive into on-campus, online or overseas learning
experiences as part of your degree. You’ll gain a global
mindset, a range of professional competencies and the
leadership skills you need for a truly international career.
uts.edu.au/thinkglobal
Global Exchange – Study one or two sessions at International Studies – Combine your degree
one of our 200+ partner universities in more than with the Bachelor of International Studies and
40 countries. Explore the world, gain a different gain the option to travel overseas while you
perspective, and build the skills to become an study. Spend a year immersing yourself in the
adaptable, work-ready global citizen. culture and language of another country with an
international honours degree, take up a 6-month
uts.edu.au/global-exchange
Global Exchange at one of our 200+ partner
universities in more than 40 countries, or throw
Global Short Programs – Want a taste of yourself into a Global Short Program (2-6 weeks)
international experience? Study, intern or learn as part of your UTS degree.
for 2–6 weeks with our virtual or face-to-face
global programs. Available across most UTS internationalstudies.uts.edu.au
faculties, these programs are valid for course
credit towards your degree. You can also apply Languages – Add a Diploma in Languages to
for a range of scholarships and grants to help your degree. Choose Chinese, French, German,
kickstart your journey. Italian, Japanese or Spanish and expand
your career opportunities in an increasingly
uts.edu.au/globalshortprograms
globalised world.
BUILD Global Leaders – UTS BUILD prepares you uts.edu.au/diploma-languages
to become a leader in your field, ready to deliver
positive impact in the world. Join interactive Clubs and societies – Represent UTS at
leadership and global citizenship development international events when you join a club or
workshops, learn about international issues society. With more than 180 clubs to choose
and ideas from inspiring speakers, participate from, you could find yourself competing in
in events and community activities, and cap sporting events, attending conferences,
off your program with an immersive overseas building connections and engaging with cultural
experience. You’ll emerge with professional skills experiences almost anywhere in the world.
that can take you anywhere in the world, and
activateuts.com.au/clubs
you’ll also earn a BUILD Completion Certificate
and AHEGS recognition when you finish.
build.uts.edu.au
16About UTS
Europe
Austria Greece Poland
Belgium Hungary Portugal
Czech Republic Ireland Russia
Denmark Italy Slovenia
Estonia Israel Spain
Finland Latvia Sweden
France Netherlands Switzerland
Germany Norway United Kingdom
The Asia/Oceania
Americas Cambodia Malaysia
Argentina China Philippines
Brazil Fiji Singapore
Canada
Africa Hong Kong Taiwan
Chile South Africa Indonesia Thailand
Colombia India Vietnam
Costa Rica Japan Turkey
Mexico Republic of Korea
Peru
USA
Uruguay
“Being able to go on a short-term
Student profile
exchange to Berlin allowed me to
weave my love of modern history
into my degree in a pretty unique
way. It was exciting to learn about
historical events in the classroom
and then see the places where the
events actually happened. And
when we weren’t in class, I was
exploring one of the most exciting
cities in the world.”
TUTTI COPPING
Bachelor of Communication (Social and
Political Sciences) Bachelor of Laws
17About UTS
“My degree is so flexible I can
personalise my study exactly
the way I want it. As a result of
the practical experience we
gain throughout our learning, I
feel job ready.”
RUBY DUNCAN
Bachelor of Business (Marketing & French)
“Completing my Bachelor of
Laws with the Bachelor of
Creative Intelligence and
Innovation has given me a
unique edge when entering
the workforce. My degree
has sharpened my ability to
solve real-world problems
by drawing on practical
legal skills combined with
innovation and design
thinking methodologies.”
MEGHA KAPOOR
Bachelor of Laws Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation
18Getting in
Getting in
How to apply
Ready to take the first step in your UTS journey?
Here’s what you need to know.
Getting in
When it comes to getting in to UTS, how we
No pre-requisites
assess your application depends on the type of Here’s some good news: there are no pre-
applicant you are: requisites for UTS degrees, so you can apply
– If you’re a recent school leaver applying for any course that interests you.
through UAC, we’ll look at your selection rank However, some courses have an assumed
(a combination of your ATAR/IB score plus any knowledge component, which means you
adjustment factors you receive). may need to brush up on specific skills before
– If you’re a non-recent school leaver, you start your studies.
we’ll look at your highest qualification rank,
Need some help? UTS offers bridging
which may come from your ATAR/IB score or
courses in key areas to prepare you for
post-secondary studies, plus any relevant
university study.
work experience, adjustment factors and
admissions criteria required for your course. uts.edu.au/science-bridging-courses
– If you’re an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait
Islander student, you can apply to UTS via
UAC or through the UTS Jumbunna Institute
for Indigenous Education and Research. The
Jumbunna team will assess your application
and either offer you a place in your preferred
degree or in a pathway program that will
prepare you to get the most out of uni life.
Please note: This guide is not intended for
international students. Please visit
uts.edu.au/international for information
on international applications.
20Getting in
Applying is as easy as
1,2,3,4
1 Choose a course
Want to study at UTS? The first step
3 Apply through UAC
Lodge your UTS application and
is choosing the right degree. Check any additional documents via the
out the course information pages University Admissions Centre. You
of this guide (pages 31-47), as well can list up to five course preferences,
as the UTS website. Got questions? so make sure you use them all! Our
Bring them to a UTS faculty event, recommendation? Start with the
information session or to UTS Open course you most want to study and
Day and chat to our team about your work your way down. If you meet the
course and career options. admission requirements, you’ll be
eligible for an offer for the first course
on your list.
uac.edu.au
2 Check your eligibility
Admission requirements and
additional selection criteria vary
4 Accept your offer
from course to course, so make
sure you understand what’s required
The majority of UTS offers are
for your chosen degree. And if you
released during December Round 2
need a boost, UTS offers an Early
via UAC. Your letter of offer will
Entry Program, as well as a range of
include instructions on how to accept
admission schemes and pathways
or defer your place. Check the UAC
(see pages 22-26). Now’s also a great
website for the latest updates and
time to check your eligibility (and the
offer round dates.
closing dates!) for scholarships (see
page 27).
Need more info? Check out the UAC Guide
or visit the UAC website to make sure you
understand the application process and key
dates. Early bird applications close at the
end of September 2022*, so don’t be late!
Once you’re in…
… you’re in! If you receive an offer to study
at UTS, keep the following dates in mind:
6-17 February 2023:
Orientation Autumn Session for
new students.
20 February 2023:
Autumn Session begins.
*Correct at the time of printing. Visit uac.edu.au
21Getting in
UTS Early Entry
Program
Designed for high-achieving school students, the
UTS Early Entry Program lets you secure a place
in your preferred UTS degree before you’ve even
finished high school. Applications are direct to
UTS and you’ll be assessed on your Year 11 marks.
1 Check your eligibility
You can apply to the UTS Early Entry
3 Receive your offer
If your Early Entry application is
Program if you’re either: successful, you’ll receive a provisional
offer from UTS before you sit your final
– an Australian citizen or permanent
exams. How’s that for a good deal?
resident studying a current
But take note: a provisional offer
Australian Year 12 or IB
requires you to complete your HSC/IB
– an onshore international student (or equivalent) and you might need to
studying a current Australian meet additional entry requirements to
Year 12 or IB. confirm your eligibility.
2
Submit your application
Applying is easy, free and direct to
UTS through our Early Entry Portal.
4 Get ready for life at UTS
Accept your offer to UTS! You can
also begin enrolling in subjects and
You can list three course preferences choosing your timetable for the
on the application form - make sure year ahead.
you list the course you want to study
in the #1 slot*.
If you’re an HSC student, your Year 11
results will automatically be uploaded
when you apply. If you’re an IB or
interstate student, you’ll also need
to complete the UTS Early Entry
Program Year 11 Results Form and
submit it along with your application.
*Some UTS courses are excluded from the Early Entry program.
Learn more about the UTS Early
Entry Program
uts.edu.au/early-entry
22Getting in
Admission schemes
Boost your chances of receiving an offer from UTS with one of our
admission schemes. When we assess your application, we’ll consider
your ATAR plus criteria like your academic performance in certain HSC
subjects, identification as an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, and
any disadvantageous circumstances that you’ve experienced.
MERIT SCHEMES
Adjustment Application Can be
Scheme Criteria Suitable for
factors process combined with
Year 12
Performance in HSC Recent school Automatically All admissions
Subject Up to 5 points
subjects leavers assessed schemes
Scheme
Elite competition or
performance during Year
Elite Any merit scheme,
12 – that is, athletes who
Directly to UTS Women in Engineering,
Athletes and competed at national level Elite athletes or
5 points alongside a UAC IT and Construction
Performers or performers who were performers
application Project Management
Scheme* engaged in extended or
scheme
significant productions or
competitions
Those wanting to
Complete the
study business,
Work Completion of relevant employment
Up to 5 points criminology, N/A
experience work experience
engineering and
question in your
UAC application
IT, or science
Completion of a 1-year
Business Directly to UTS
paid cadetship no more Those who have
Cadetship N/A alongside a UAC N/A
than 2 years before done a cadetship
Scheme application
applying to UTS
Exemplary academic
Engineering Directly to UTS
performance and Recent school
and IT N/A alongside a UAC N/A
commitment to a study leavers
Portfolio application
area
Recent and Directly to UTS
Science General knowledge-based
N/A non-recent alongside a UAC N/A
Aptitude Test assessment
school leavers application
Design and Directly to UTS
Digital portfolio Non-current
Architecture N/A alongside a UAC N/A
submission and interview school leavers
Portfolio application
Apply directly to
UTS Early
Year 11 academic High-achieving UTS through the
Entry N/A N/A
performance Year 12 students Early Entry online
Program portal
A combination of your
Year 11 results and Edge
UTS Early Year 12 students
points (which takes into Complete
interested in
Entry consideration your Edge a portfolio
Up to 13 points studying an N/A
Program – portfolio, relevant Year 11
engineering or IT
alongside an early
Edge subject grades as well as if entry application
degree
you’re a woman interested
in Engineering and IT)
24Getting in
For application information or
to see a full list of our admission
schemes, visit
uts.edu.au/admission-schemes
EQUITY SCHEMES
Can be
Adjustment Suitable Application
Scheme Criteria combined
factors for process
with
Year 12 Subject
Complete the EAS
inpUTS Scheme, Women
Long-term educational form as part of your
Recent and in Engineering, IT
Educational disadvantage as a UAC application
10 points non-recent and Construction
Access Scheme result of circumstances
school leavers
and include a UTS
Project
(EAS) beyond your control course in your
Management
preferences
scheme
Schools Eligible for inpUTS socio-
Equity stream
economic disadvantage,
Recommendation Current school applicants must
school environment N/A Via UAC
Scheme (SRS) – or financial hardship
leavers also be eligible for
Equity Stream inpUTS
categories
Disrupted schooling
Schools and study as a result
Recommendation of COVID-19. Both your Current school
N/A Via UAC N/A
Scheme (SRS) – Year 11 results and the leavers
Access Stream selection rank will be
considered
Aboriginal
Jumbunna Aboriginal and/or Torres
and/or Torres
Pathways Strait Islander status N/A Directly to UTS N/A
Strait Islander
Program and academic testing
students
Female applicants for
Women in Recent and
Engineering, IT and Automatically All admissions
Engineering, IT 10 points non-recent
Construction Project assessed schemes
and Construction school leavers
Management courses
If you meet the eligibility criteria, you’ll be *Top tip: this scheme is different to our Elite
automatically assessed for the Year 12 Subject Athlete Program (EAP). You can apply for the
Scheme and the Women in Engineering, IT and EAP once you’re a student at UTS.
Construction Project Management Scheme when
you apply to study at UTS. That means you don’t
have to do anything to be considered. However,
if you’d like to be considered for any of the other
merit or equity schemes listed here, you’ll need
to apply via the designated application process
(see table).
25Getting in
Admission pathways
Didn’t get the selection rank you were hoping for? Admission
pathways are another way to get into your chosen degree. Choose
from UTS options or enrol in TAFE courses, diplomas and other formal
qualifications that can get you where you want to go.
UTS PATHWAYS
Enrol in a similar UTS course with a lower selection rank, study for a year full time* and re-apply via UAC for
UTS
another shot at your dream degree. You’ll be assessed on your highest qualification rank, which takes into
undergraduate
consideration your ATAR as well as any other studies you’ve completed. You may also be eligible for recognition of
degrees prior learning for some UTS subjects.
Leap into the second year of your chosen UTS degree** when you complete a higher education diploma at UTS
UTS College College. As the premium pathway provider to UTS, UTS College offers diplomas in Business, Communication, Design
diplomas and Architecture, Engineering, Information Technology and Science. Diplomas are designed in collaboration with
UTS and deliver the same educational benefits as completing your first year of undergraduate study.
Jumbunna Unistart is a unique 12-month program for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students that
will give you the confidence to make your mark at UTS. You’ll gain fundamental skills in academic writing,
UTS Jumbunna
mathematics and selected subjects from your chosen degree, and progress straight into undergraduate studies
Unistart at UTS once you’ve completed the program. What’s more, you’ll also get recognition of prior learning for the
subjects you’ve already done.
U@Uni Academy is a two-year program for senior high school students who attend one of our U@Uni partner
schools^. Beginning at the end of Year 10, the Academy introduces you to the UTS experience and connects
U@Uni Academy
you to tutoring and additional support services that will prepare you to succeed at uni and beyond. Once you’ve
successfully completed the program, you’ll be offered a place in your chosen UTS course.
EXTERNAL PATHWAYS
Completing an Australian Qualifications Framework Diploma at TAFE or a private college can prepare you to re-
TAFE or private apply to your preferred UTS degree. In some cases, you may be able to choose a graded diploma (where you get
college diploma grades for individual subjects) instead of a competency-based diploma (where you either pass or fail). This will
make your application more competitive for UTS courses with higher selection ranks.
Tertiary Tertiary preparation certificates (TPCs) and foundation studies programs can help you re-apply to UTS – when
preparation you complete one of these courses, your results will be converted into a qualification rank that strengthens your
and foundation UAC application. UTS will consider a NSW TAFE TPC and other completed tertiary preparation courses from an
studies Australian institution for admission to almost all UTS degrees.
The STAT test is a multiple-choice ATAR alternative that’s accepted for admission to many UTS courses. The
STAT test requirements? You’ll need to have turned 20 by March 2023 and have obtained your STAT results within the three
years prior to the year you’re planning to start your degree.
A Limited ATAR is calculated using the results from your best five HSC units, rather than the 10 required for a
standard ATAR. UTS accepts Limited ATARs for all undergraduate courses except scholarship and accelerated
Limited ATAR nursing courses. But take note: to be eligible, you need to be at least 20 years of age in the year you completed
your HSC and taking between 5–9 units of ATAR courses, including at least one unit of a Category A English
course.
*Provided you meet matriculation, some specific courses (Arts and Social Sciences, Business, Design, Health, Science) allow less than a year of study.
**Based on successful completion of a diploma with the required grade point average (GPA) and depending on the course you choose.
^uts.edu.au/uuni-partner-schools
View the full list of our admission
pathways on our website
uts.edu.au/admission-pathways
26Getting in
Scholarships
Scholarships are about more than helping you pay the bills. At UTS,
they’re about celebrating achievement and/or making education
more equitable and accessible than ever before. Some schemes open
as early as April 2022, so make sure you don’t miss out!
Merit scholarships Access scholarships
Are you at the top of your game? Our merit Access scholarships are all about supporting you to
scholarships recognise academic and personal reach your potential by helping you translate your
achievement – and they’ll also support you to life experiences into academic success.
scale new heights.
FINANCIAL SUPPORT SCHOLARSHIPS
ACADEMIC MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS Our equity scholarships aim to overcome financial
Academic achievement is worth celebrating disadvantage and/or other barriers to education.
and our high achievers’ scholarships do just that. If you experience financial hardship combined
Some scholarships are available across all with a disability, a rural or remote home address, a
UTS undergraduate degrees, whilst others refugee background or carer’s responsibilities, these
are faculty specific. scholarships can help make university study possible.
INDUSTRY SCHOLARSHIPS SCHOLARSHIPS FOR WOMEN
Get a taste of your chosen profession long before At UTS, we work hard to provide an inclusive work and
you graduate. These scholarships combine study environment – in fact, we’ve been repeatedly
funding to support your studies with industry recognised by the Gender Equality Agency for our
experience to enhance your professional growth. efforts. Our scholarships for female students in
business, engineering, IT and construction are just
– Bachelor of Accounting Co-operative
one way we champion gender equity.
Scholarship Program
– Bachelor of Information Technology SCHOLARSHIPS FOR INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS
Co-operative Scholarship Program Supporting Indigenous student participation is
– Engineering industry-based merit scholarships part of the fabric of UTS. We’ve got a wealth of
– Design, Architecture and Building scholarships scholarships for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait
with industry placements Islander UTS students – they’re all part of our
commitment to closing the gap.
SPORTING ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIPS
REFUGEE AND ASYLUM-SEEKER
You’ve given your life to your sport – now let your
SCHOLARSHIPS
sport give something back to you. These sporting
scholarships from ActivateUTS, via UTS Sport, Are you a commencing undergraduate student on an
will help you achieve both on the field and in asylum seeker bridging visa or temporary protection
the classroom. visa? Are you unable to access a Commonwealth
Supported Place or our student loan schemes?
– Elite Athlete Program Our humanitarian scholarships can support
– Emerging Athlete Program you to succeed.
– High Performance Program
– Nationals Scholarship Program
View the full list of
our scholarships on
our website
uts.edu.au/scholarships
27Getting in
Fees and financial
assistance
Uni fees can be confusing – how much you pay depends on
the uni you choose, the course you study and the subjects you
enrol in. Here’s a quick guide to student fees at UTS.
As a domestic student, you’ll study in a STUDENT SERVICES AND AMENITIES FEE
Commonwealth Supported Place. This means the All UTS students pay a Student Services and
Australian Government funds some of the cost of Amenities Fee. This fee funds a range of social
your study while you pay a student contribution. opportunities and support services (including
The cost of your student contribution is based on clubs and societies; subsidised food, beverage
the subjects you enrol in each session. and retail options; study skills programs; and
HECS-HELP health, counselling and advocacy services) that
are an important part of student life.
With the HECS-HELP loan scheme, you can
choose to defer your student contribution uts.edu.au/ssaf
instead of paying up front. Once your income
reaches the repayment threshold, which usually GOVERNMENT INCOME SUPPORT
(but not always!) happens after you finish uni,
If you’re an Australian citizen or permanent
you’ll start to pay it back through the ATO.
resident, you may be eligible for a Centrelink
HECS-HELP is available to Australian citizens, benefit. Visit the Department of Human Services
permanent humanitarian visa holders and New website for more information.
Zealand citizens who hold a SCV and meet the
humanservices.gov.au
long-term residency requirements (other New
Zealand citizens may not be eligible).
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE SERVICE
Interested? You can apply for a HECS-HELP loan The UTS Financial Assistance service can help
during the UTS enrolment process. Before you you manage your financial responsibilities while
apply, make sure you have: you’re at UTS. They can provide information on
– a tax file number (visit ato.gov.au) things like Centrelink Student Support benefits,
– a unique student identifier (visit usi.gov.au) HECS and FEE-HELP tuition loans, budgeting
and PAYG annual income tax returns. They also
Don’t want to incur a HECS-HELP debt? You can offer short-term student loans and can facilitate
pay your student contribution up front every equity-based programs, grants and scholarships
session – just make sure you do it by the due date. for students in financial need. Conditions apply.
tudyassist.gov.au/help-loans/
s uts.edu.au/financial-assistance
hecs-help
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
This guide is not intended for international
students. Please visit our website for advice
on international student fees.
international.uts.edu.au
28Getting in
Student
accommodation
Find a place to call home in the heart of Sydney with
accommodation from UTS Housing. With a choice of share
apartments and studios on and around the UTS campus,
you can live, study and play your way.
Living in UTS Housing isn’t just about having a
roof over your head – it’s also an opportunity to
build strong connections with your peers. Get
to know the people around you with our thriving
social program and become part of a diverse and
vibrant local community.
OUR RESIDENCES
All of our accommodation options are self-
catered and located close to supermarkets,
restaurants and services. Choose from a range
of fully furnished styles to suit the way you live.
housing.uts.edu.au
TAKE A VIRTUAL LOOK INSIDE
Explore inside our residences with a 3D video tour.
uts.edu.au/vr-housing
“Coming to UTS Housing was one of the best
decisions I made in my big move down to Sydney.
With many uncertainties [around] starting my
new uni degree, living on campus provided me
[a] safe place to call home, a comfortable space
to relax and socialise, and above all, a group of
friends that I now call family.”
HARRY WILKINSON
Bachelor of Communication (Media Arts and Production)
29“The flexibility of being
able to choose two
majors allowed me to
expand my skillset and
knowledge in practical
and industry-relevant
ways. I found what I
learnt definitely helped
during my internships.”
VINCE TRANG
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Diploma in Innovation
30Courses
Courses
Study areas
Business Communication
Choose a uni that’s at the top of its global game. The UTS Prepare to master new technologies, disciplines and
Business School is one of only a handful of institutions in modes of professional practice with a UTS Communication
Australia accredited by AACSB, an international network degree. Choose from specialist qualifications in Animation
of business schools dedicated to academic excellence. Production or Music and Sound Design or combine the study
That means when you study with us, you’ll gain a practical, of communication foundations with a vast range of majors –
dynamic and future-focused business education, preparing think Writing and Publishing, Media Business, and Social and
you to become a future leader and tackle the big challenges Political Sciences (to name a few!). Passionate about more
of today and tomorrow. Hit the books on our thriving city than one study area? Complete a double major and cover off
campus, engage with practical industry experiences on all your interests in one. You’ll build contemporary skills,
throughout your degree, and emerge ready to get down to develop a professional portfolio, and complete 80+ hours of
business. professional workplace experience as you go.
Design, Architecture and Education
Building When it comes to choosing a secondary teaching
qualification, pick one that lets you combine your passion
Ready to stand at the forefront of change? With our courses, and purpose in one. With our unique ‘vertical stack’
you’ll design, build and create your way to a more innovative degrees, you can complete an undergradudate degree in
and sustainable future. Choose from a vast range of Science, Economics, Business, Communication (Writing and
qualifications, including Visual Communication, Landscape Publishing) or Engineering Studies and a Master of Teaching
Architecture, Property Economics and more. You’ll come face in Secondary Education at the same time. Add on 80 days
to face with the leaders in your field through internships, of practical teaching experience and mentorship from a
guest lectures and networking events, to name a few. And tertiary education supervisor and you’ll emerge with two
you’ll unleash your creativity in our specialist maker spaces, degrees (that’s one undergraduate and one postgraduate
fabrication labs and studios, getting hands on with the digital qualification) in as little as four years.
technologies that will define your future career.
32Courses
Engineering Health
Practical. Hands on. Responsive to industry needs. Not only Pursue a rewarding path in health and you won’t just be a
are we describing our engineering degrees, we’re describing student – you’ll be a leader in the making. That’s because
our graduates too. When you study with us, you’ll find yourself our degrees combine theoretical knowledge with hands-on
immersed in world-class facilities, hands-on studios and learning and extensive professional placements, as well as
a range of technical electives. Choose from course majors more industry opportunities than you can count. Choose from
across the breadth of engineering practice, from Structural to courses in Nursing, Midwifery, Sport and Exercise, or Health
Mechatronic to Environmental and more, and throw yourself Science and study in world-class learning spaces that mimic
into work experience and internships, with opportunities real health environments – clinical labs, simulation suites and
available at 1000+ organisations. What’s more, with the our unmatched sport and exercise precinct at Moore Park.
Diploma in Professional Engineering Practice, you can The best part? Health professionals are always in demand, so
complete two six-month placements with leading companies, consider this your launching pad for a lifelong career.
all in a single degree.
Information Technology International Studies and
Study where digital transformation happens with a UTS IT Social Sciences
degree. Led by innovation, embedded with practical learning
and taught in world-class environments, our industry- Make your mark with an International Studies and Social
informed, tech-driven curriculum will get you ready for life Sciences degree that can take you just about anywhere.
beyond uni. You’ll study in the futuristic UTS Engineering and Do you think study and international adventure should go
IT Building, home to all the tech you can imagine (and some hand in hand? Throw yourself into a Bachelor of International
you can’t!). Immerse yourself in internship opportunities at Studies with the option to study overseas as part of your
more than 1,000 partner organisations and start building life- degree. Or, if your love of the planet is more about saving it,
changing professional connections from early in your degree. choose a Sustainability and Environment qualification and
Ready to go one step further? Enrol in a research-led honours pair it with a professional degree. Looking for something
degree and use IT to change the world for the better. to test your intellectual mettle? With the Bachelor of
Criminology, you’ll learn to address the realities of crime in
the digital age.
33Courses
Law Science and Mathematics
The legal landscape is changing – and we’re changing with Our difference? We’re young, bright and changing the world
it. Explore the new technologies shaping the profession – and with a UTS Science qualification, you can too. From
with our Legal Futures and Technology major, polish your responding to climate change to developing new drugs,
legal arguments in our Moot Court, or wield the law as a tool tackling crime or using statistical models to map disease
for good with our social-justice-oriented extracurricular or forecast business supply and demand, a Science or
programs. You can also start building your professional Mathematics degree can bring you face to face with the
networks early in your degree with internships, clerkships world’s most pressing challenges. Engage with outstanding
and a range of industry events. Ready for life as a lawyer? teaching from industry experts and get hands on in purpose-
Complete your Practical Legal Training as part of your UTS built spaces that will bring your learning to life. Beyond the
degree – it’s the final step towards admission to practise the classroom and world-class labs, dive into field work and
law in NSW. research projects in various idyllic locations and explore real-
world industry opportunities that can kickstart your career.
Transdisciplinary Innovation Combined degrees
Like you, a Transdisciplinary Innovation degree is one of a Why graduate with one degree when you can graduate with
kind – and like you, we’re running full steam ahead towards a two? With a combined qualification, you’ll be ahead of the
future that’s full of unknowns. Learn to think differently with a curve. Indulge your analytical and creative sides, take a
degree that’s focused on mastering innovation and complex deep dive into two likeminded disciplines, or mix and match
problem solving. The TD School’s multi-award-winning to create something that’s uniquely you. The good news?
courses will enrich you with industry experiences, real-world A combined degree is quicker to do than completing two
briefs and meaningful professional networks across a wide degrees one after the other, which means you can be done
range of industries. Combine your innovation qualification and dusted in as little as five years.
with a professional UTS degree and emerge as a discipline
specialist, master collaborator and conceptual thinker –
essential qualities that are highly sought after by employers
the world over.
34Courses
“UTS has fostered an exciting
environment for growth and
learning which has enabled
me to actively shape my own
future. I’m encouraged to
be curious, contemporary
and innovative, which
gives me the freedom and
confidence to succeed
in a career in science.”
KENNY PAEK
Bachelor of Laws Bachelor of Medical Science
35Courses
Undergraduate
courses
Minimum Degree
Course name Career options
selection rank length
BUSINESS
Bachelor of Accounting N/A Accountant, accounts officer, business analyst,
(Co-operative Scholarship) business manager, financial controller, tax
Selection is based 3 years FT specialist, taxation manager/advisor.
on a combination of
ATAR and interview.
Bachelor of Business 85.00 3 years FT Account manager, accountant, advertising
officer/manager, auditor, business manager,
Majors:
commercial analyst, data analyst, economist,
Accounting
employee relations coordinator, financial advisor,
Economics financial analyst, general manager, human
Finance resource coordinator/manager, management
Human Resource Management and change consultant, market analyst, marketing
International Business Management coordinator/manager, policymaker, risk manager,
85.85 6 years PT
Marketing social media advisor/manager, stockbroker,
tax specialist.
Advertising and Marketing
Communication
Information Technology*
Business Law*
Data analyst, econometrician, economic resource
Bachelor of Economics 82.00 3 years FT manager, economist, finance manager, market
analyst, policy analyst, policymaker, statistician.
Bachelor of Management Convention coordinator; event manager; festival
organiser; marketing manager for arts, leisure and
Majors: event organisations; sports marketing officer; sports
administrator; sponsorship manager; or various roles
Digital Creative Enterprise 80.60 3 years FT in creative and digital enterprises.
Events 80.45
Sport Business 80.00
*Can be studied as a second major only.
COMMUNICATION
Concept artist or pre-visualisation expert or
Bachelor of Animation storyboard artist for the pre-production stage; VFX
94.35 3 years FT
Production artist, compositor and editor for the production and
post-production stages.
Bachelor of Communication Advertising executive, advocate, cinematographer,
content strategist, digital content/campaign
Majors: producer, director, editor, film editor, journalist,
marketing and communications specialist, media
Writing and Publishing 73.60 liaison officer, policy analyst, political adviser,
post-production specialist, PR consultant, producer,
Digital and Social Media 77.35 researcher, screenwriter, social media coordinator,
sound designer, UI/UX designer, writer.
Journalism 80.40 3 years FT
Media Arts and Production 84.35
Strategic Communication 80.50
Social and Political Sciences 72.55
Media Business 80.50
36Courses
Minimum Degree
Course name Career options
selection rank length
Audio engineer or music business professional,
Bachelor of Music
73.45 3 years FT electronic music composer, music producer, sound
and Sound Design designer.
DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE AND BUILDING
Construction manager, contract manager, cost
Bachelor of Construction
99.20^ 4 years FT engineer, estimator, project manager, property
Project Management developer, quantity surveyor, site manager.
Bachelor of Design in
3 years FT Architect, construction project manager, educator,
Architecture exhibition designer, journalist, landscape architect,
92.10
policymaker, researcher, urban designer, urban
Bachelor of Design (Honours)
4 years FT planner.
in Architecture
Bachelor of Design in Fashion
3 years FT Buyer, fashion designer, fashion editor, fashion
and Textiles 97.75 journalist, fashion stylist, illustrator, merchandiser,
patternmaker, textile designer.
Bachelor of Design (Honours) +1 year FT
Bachelor of Design in Interior
3 years FT
Architecture Event designer, exhibition designer, interior
99.95^ designer, museum and interaction designer,
Bachelor of Design (Honours) researcher, set designer, virtual world designer.
4 years FT
in Interior Architecture
Bachelor of Design in Product Corporate or in-house designer, design consultant,
3 years FT
Design package designer, production designer or manager
86.05
across industries, service designer, specialist
Bachelor of Design (Honours) + 1 year FT design consultant.
Bachelor of Design in Animator, art director, communication designer,
3 years FT
Visual Communication creative coder, experiences designer, graphic
designer, illustrator, information designer,
90.90
interaction designer, motion designer, photographer,
Bachelor of Design (Honours) + 1 year FT service designer, strategy designer, UX/UI designer,
video producer, web designer.
Conservation or land management officer, design
Bachelor of Landscape specialist, designer, landscape architect, planner,
82.00 4 years FT
Architecture (Honours) policymaker, researcher, urban and territory
designer, urban planner.
Property analyst, property and asset manager,
Bachelor of Property
90.15 3 years FT property developer, property finance manager,
Economics real estate agent, valuer.
FT = full-time/PT = part-time.
° Published ranks indicate the minimum selection rank (ATAR plus any adjustment factors applied through eligible admission schemes) required to
receive an offer by a domestic recent school leaver in the Autumn 2022 intake (for January Round 2).
^The minimum selection rank requirements for the Bachelor of Construction Project Management and the Bachelor of Design in Interior
Architecture increased in 2022 as a result of the introduction of the Early Entry Program and special provisions for COVID-impacted HSC cohorts.
Note that selection ranks are reflective of the demand for that year and may differ from year to year. The published ranks should be used as an
indicative guide only for 2023 intake.
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