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At UTS, discover captivating events that ignite your curiosity and immerse you in real-world innovation. Join a vibrant community of forward-thinkers who are shaping the future through empowering others, forging meaningful connections, and creating a tangible impact.
28 August 2025
We are delighted to welcome renowned architect Lina Ghotmeh to speak on her design philosophy, “Archaeology of the Future.” Lina's designs develop from thorough historical research emerging as exquisite interventions that enliven our memories and senses.
16 August
Discover NSW and ACT’s largest market for social good — featuring ethical products, hands-on workshops, inspiring talks and family-friendly fun. Connect with changemakers and explore how social enterprises are shaping a fairer future.
30 August
Join us on Saturday 30 August to explore our vibrant campus, get hands-on with interactive activities, and hear from students and academics across engineering, design, science, business and more. Discover what makes UTS a place where innovation thrives.
16 August
Discover NSW and ACT’s largest market for social good — featuring ethical products, hands-on workshops, inspiring talks and family-friendly fun. Connect with changemakers and explore how social enterprises are shaping a fairer future.
28 August 2025
We are delighted to welcome renowned architect Lina Ghotmeh to speak on her design philosophy, “Archaeology of the Future.” Lina's designs develop from thorough historical research emerging as exquisite interventions that enliven our memories and senses.
30 August
Join us on Saturday 30 August to explore our vibrant campus, get hands-on with interactive activities, and hear from students and academics across engineering, design, science, business and more. Discover what makes UTS a place where innovation thrives.
On-demand
Already hold a law degree and seeking to specialise in an in-demand area of legal practice? Our Laws courses give students the opportunity to build specialist legal skills in their area of professional practice.
11 September 2025
Global Game Changers Episode 1 for 2025
This episode will explore the Australian Government’s legislation to raise the minimum age for social media age to 16-a major policy shift aimed at protecting young people online. This legislation is set to be implemented later this year.
On-demand
Join us for a tour of the UTS campus. You’ll be able to explore our new buildings and get a taste of student life.
11 September 2025
Global Game Changers Episode 1 for 2025
This episode will explore the Australian Government’s legislation to raise the minimum age for social media age to 16-a major policy shift aimed at protecting young people online. This legislation is set to be implemented later this year.
On-demand
Already hold a law degree and seeking to specialise in an in-demand area of legal practice? Our Laws courses give students the opportunity to build specialist legal skills in their area of professional practice.
On-demand
Join us for a tour of the UTS campus. You’ll be able to explore our new buildings and get a taste of student life.
UTS at SXSW Sydney 2024
UTS was the proud Official Education Partner and Official Conference Workshop Partner of SXSW Sydney 2024. From sessions addressing the future of tech, gaming and VR to shining a light on Australia’s up and coming artists - it was a week jam-packed with innovation, gaming, culture and creativity at the heart of it.
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News
The rise of AI has been both awe-inspiring and unsettling to experience, mostly because it’s unfolded so seamlessly, so quickly, into our everyday lives.
News
The general feeling in the news sector is that the horse had bolted, despite the minimal move of blocking AI scrapers and the debate opened by the Productivity Commission on copyright exceptions for AI.
News
Dr Rhett Loban has won a 2025 Young Tall Poppy Science Award for designing Indigenous culture into digital games and immersive experiences.
News
There is little desire to use AI to produce news content. While newsrooms are looking at ways to automate time-consuming or low-value tasks, none of them see AI as capable of performing the tasks of a journalist.
News
The rise of AI has been both awe-inspiring and unsettling to experience, mostly because it’s unfolded so seamlessly, so quickly, into our everyday lives.
News
The general feeling in the news sector is that the horse had bolted, despite the minimal move of blocking AI scrapers and the debate opened by the Productivity Commission on copyright exceptions for AI.
News
Dr Rhett Loban has won a 2025 Young Tall Poppy Science Award for designing Indigenous culture into digital games and immersive experiences.
News
There is little desire to use AI to produce news content. While newsrooms are looking at ways to automate time-consuming or low-value tasks, none of them see AI as capable of performing the tasks of a journalist.
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