University of Technology Sydney

The University of Technology Sydney (UTS), a public research university, is located in Sydney, New South Wales. The university's origins can be traced back to the 1870s but it was established in its current form in 1988. UTS currently has 45,221 students enrolled through its nine faculties and schools as of 2021.

It is considered one of the top young universities in the world (under 50 years) and is ranked #1 in Australia by the 2021 QS World University Rankings Young Universities.

UTS was a founding member and member of the Australian Technology Network. It is also a member of Universities Australia and the Worldwide Universities Network.

University of Technology Sydney Ranking

The University of Technology Sydney is one of Australia's most prestigious universities and has been ranked by leading agencies around the globe. Below are some UTS rankings.

According to US News & World Report 2021

#162 in Best Global Universities
#10 in Best Global Universities of Australia/New Zealand
#9 in Best Global Universities Australia

As per QS WUR 2021:

#133 in QS World University Rankings Global
#9 in QS World University Rankings Australia

As per THE WUR 2021:

#160 in Times Higher Education World University Rankings. (Global)
#9 in THE World University Rankings Australia

Highlights

Types of Universities	Public Research University
Campus Setting	Urban
Establishment Year	1874
Retention Rate	81.1%
Accepted Applications	Online/Offline
Work-Study	Available
Type of intake	Semester wise
Modal of the Program	Full-time

University of Technology Sydney Courses

University of Technology offers more than 130 undergraduate programs and 210 postgraduate degrees, as well as short courses in a variety of disciplines.
Nine faculties offer University of Technology Sydney courses, including Faculty of Arts and Design, Engineering, Health Law, Science, UTS Business School, and TD School.
The UTS MBA program is further divided into MBA, Executive MBA and MBA in Entrepreneurship. This course is ideal for people who want to move into managerial positions as it provides real-world projects.

University of Technology Sydney offers the following top programs:

Programmes	Fee per annum (AUD).
Master of Engineering [M.Eng]	20,650
Bachelor of Engineering Science (B.E.S) Software Engineering	22,415
Bachelor in Computing Science	22,415
Graduate Diploma [Grad.Dip] Finance	21,795
Master of Information Technology (M.I.T)	22,660
Bachelor of Law [L.L.B]	22,660
Master of Business Administration [M.B.A]	21,375
Master of Nursing [M.N]	18,435
Bachelor of Economics [B.Econ]	19,980
Bachelor of Management [B.Mgmt]	19,165

University of Technology Sydney Campus

The University of Technology Sydney campus is located in the heart of Sydney and includes several state-of-the-art buildings such as Alumni Green, UTS Library, UTS Central, among others. There are over 130 clubs and societies at the university, including African Society, Athletics, Backstage, and many others. Different spheres of the cultural, academic, or social front are addressed.

UTS Central: This 17-storey, glass-front building houses a student hub and food court. It also has research spaces, a Hive Super Lab that seats 270 people, and a food court. UTS Central has a brand new library that features a three-level reading area.
UTS Tech Lab: This incubator for researchers is home to engineering and IT faculty. It promotes collaboration between industry and government in order to develop innovative technologies across many areas.
Dr Chau Chakwing Building: This building houses the UTS Business School. There are many classrooms and oval lecture theaters which facilitate collaboration and discussion. Students can also study here and relax.
Moore Park campus: This is the first building in Australia to integrate university programs with a sports venue. UTS athletes have hands-on access through this integration of science and sports.
Vicki Sara Building: This building houses the Faculty of Science and Graduate School of Health. It also features a Super Lab that can accommodate up to 220 students in 12 classes.
Engineering and IT Building: This building features technology-enabled research, teaching and social spaces. It is located around an atrium with the most advanced data visualization facility in Australia.

University of Technology Sydney Accommodation

UTS offers four residences for international students. UTS residences are secure and feature large communal and barbecue areas, study spaces, and rooftop gardens.

To reserve campus accommodation, students must pay an application fee in the amount of AUD 50 and an acceptance fee in the amount of AUD 130. Rent outside campus starts at AUD 6,500, with an additional AUD 1,000 for utilities. The University of Technology Sydney offers a Residential Life program that assists students in making the move away from home.

Geegal is a group of purpose-built townhouses that can accommodate 57 students in shared and studio apartments.
Bulga Ngurra, a modern apartment building that accommodates 119 students, offers studio and shared apartments.
Gumal Ngurang is an apartment building that houses 252 students in shared and studio apartments.
Yura Mudang can accommodate 720 students in shared apartments and studios.

University of Technology Sydney

Cost of living in Australia can vary from 20,176 to 29,536 AUD, including tuition fees, accommodation rent, groceries, and other essentials. The University of Technology Sydney charges a tuition fee for undergraduate courses. Postgraduate courses are priced at around 20,850 to 22,415 AUD. Other expenses include:

Items	Off campus (AUD).	On campus (AUD).
Apartment Rent	13,000 - 20,800	12,844 - 22,360
Groceries	5,220	5,220
Telefon	1,040	1,040
Utilities	1,040	1,040
Transport costs	1,820	520

University of Technology Sydney Scholarships

The University of Technology Sydney offers scholarships and grants for international students. These can be used to ease the financial burden of undergraduate and postgraduate students. Australian students may also be eligible for loans and scholarships from abroad.

UTS offers a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships, grants and awards for outstanding academic performers.
To apply for scholarships, students must be enrolled in a full-time undergraduate or postgraduate course at University of Technology Sydney.

International students may be eligible for scholarships at University of Technology Sydney

Scholarships	Description
Australia Awards Scholarships	Benefits include full tuition fee discount, return airfare, contribution to Living Expenses, and OSHC
Alumni Advantage	10% off your tuition fees
UTS Pathway Scholarship	High-achieving students can enroll in UTS Insearch diploma

University of Technology Sydney Placements

University of Technology Sydney offers students a 15 minute consultation with one of its Recruitment Advisors. This allows them to discuss their career options, answer work-related questions, and offer advice on how to apply for jobs, network, and excel in interviews. Students will receive constructive feedback that will help them to create a resume or cover letter.

The University of Technology Sydney Career Action Plan is a set of resources that will assist students in their career development.
UTS CareerHub offers a variety of career workshops that will help students create LinkedIn profiles and connect to professionals in the industry. You can also find many job opportunities in Australia.
The University of Technology Sydney's Professional Mentoring Program offers an online community that fosters connections between mentors and mentees.

Average salary offered to UTS graduates based on degree (Emoluments).

Grad	Average Salary (AUD).
Master's in Science	192,000
Master's in Finance	154,000
MBA	150,000
Bachelor of Science	106,000
Master of Arts	100,000

University of Technology Sydney Research

Over 50 research institutes and centres are located at UTS. UTS's research focuses primarily on the areas of data science, health, sustainability, future work, industry, and social futures.

The Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Centre for Autonomous System are some of the most important research centres.

University of Technology Sydney Library

After moving to the new UTS Central building, the UTS library opened in 2019. The UTS Library has 450,000 items and is a great place to make breakthroughs.

The Reading Room is the heart of the library. It's a large space that has a triple-height atrium, floor-to-ceiling bookshelves and is the centerpiece. There are 300 general access computers and discussion areas in the library.

Frequently asked questions

Is University of Technology Sydney a good university ?

In addition to receiving five stars for employability, engagement, facilities, innovation, and internationalization, UTS received FIVE STARS from QSTM for quality in higher education. We are placed 194 in the QS World University Rankings and in the top 400 universities by Times Higher Education.

What is the ranking of University of Technology Sydney ?

In the 2023 QS World University Rankings, UTS came in at 137th overall and ninth in Australia. UTS was also placed first in Australia and eleventh worldwide in the QS Top 50 Under 50 ranking of more recent institutions, meaning those that are under 50 years old.

Why is UTS a good uni ?

A top-notch faculty with a focus on research, UTS Science generates around 40% of the university's overall research outputs. With the aid of top-notch facilities, UTS Science imparts creative, useful, and practical scientific knowledge. It carries out genuine research that advances solutions to global problems.

How hard is it to get into UTS ?

The admittance rate at the University of Technology Sydney is 19%.

What is the acceptance rate of University of Sydney ?

30%

Is studying in Sydney is expensive ?

The university offers professional and undergraduate programs, as well as postgraduate ones. Studying in Sydney might ensure you receive a degree that is respected, attracting over 35,000 foreign students to live and study there. Specialist degrees and liberal studies degrees cost, on average, between $665 and $1000 a week to pursue on campus at a university in the Sydney region.

Is University of Sydney difficult ?

Getting into the University of Sydney is quite challenging because it is one of the best in the world.

Public research universities are one type of university.

Accepting applications: official website/UAC

How much is rent for student in Sydney ?

A single student living away from home will need at least $1,754 per month for housing, food, utilities, and entertainment if this number is used as a reference.

Can you apply to same university twice ?

Normal rules prohibit applicants from submitting two applications for the same course within the same admissions period. However, if the applications include considerably distinct research plans, it would be acceptable to apply twice for a research-level course (for example, DPhil, MSc (Res), and MSt courses in socio-legal research).

Is Sydney expensive for students ?

Studying in Sydney might ensure you receive a degree that is respected, attracting over 35,000 foreign students to live and study there. In the Sydney region, the average cost of living on campus at a university is between $665 and $1000 per week.

Why Sydney is best for international students ?

Sydney is a popular choice for overseas students to study because of the fantastic climate and reputable city. Numerous outdoor activities are available, such as hiking in the Blue Mountains, exploring the city center on foot, learning to surf at Bondi or Manly Beach, and much more.

Can you live on campus at USYD ?

There are several resident halls at the University of Sydney where you may find high-quality, reasonably priced, self-catered lodging. Both undergraduate and graduate students can use them.

What is the cost of living in Sydney ?

For a single individual, the cost of living in Sydney is more than $4,100 per month.

What is a good salary in Sydney ?

Sydney's typical monthly cost of living For a single Sydney resident, an annual salary of A$95,000 or A$72,000 net is regarded as decent pay. Anyone living in the city comfortably makes between $5,500 and $6,000 per month after taxes. A monthly salary of A$7,000 for a household of four is regarded as a respectable wage. has a value of almost $4,100 for a single individual.

How can I live in Sydney cheap ?

Cheapest five suburbs in Sydney (within 10km of the CBD)

Sydney is a pricey city, and it might be difficult to locate inexpensive rental housing within 10 kilometers of the CBD. However, if you hunt about, you may locate places that will put you nearby the activity without costing a fortune.
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