UTS

University of Technology Sydney (UTS) was founded in 1988 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. The origin of the University trace back to 1870s, as it was a part of the Australian Technology Network of universities. In 2008, the University celebrated its 20^th anniversary. UTS have 4 campuses that are located Suburb and metropolitan areas of the Sydney, providing all the facilities and services required for students and staff, similar to a small modern town.

UTS is a member of Australian Technology Network (ATN), with over 37,600 enrolled students in undergraduate and postgraduate levels and 3,110 administrative staff. 

UTS is one of the leading universities in fields of research and innovation. Some of these research themes are: Future services, industries and productivity, Communication and intelligent systems Health futures, Sustainability and the build environment, Creative industries and civil societies, Business innovation, Centre for Compassionate Conservation.

Rankings:

UTS was one of four non-Group of Eight universities ranked in the top 100 universities in the world in particular discipline areas. The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2014–15 ranked UTS 95th in the world in Engineering and Technology.

Faculties:

·         Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

·         Faculty of Business

·         Faculty of Designs, Architecture and Building

·         Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology

·         Graduate School of Health

·         Faculty of Health

·         Faculty of Law

·         Faculty of Science

Other facilities and Services:

UTS provide services through two campus libraries. UTS is widely recognised as providing library services and facilities that are innovative, creative and user focused. 

Accommodation

More information about accommodations can be found on the relevant page of our website.