Program Overview

University of Technology Sydney Programs

The University of Technology Sydney offers a range of programs for students, including undergraduate, postgraduate, and research degrees.

Study Options

• Find a course: The university provides a wide range of courses across various disciplines.
• Undergraduate: The university offers undergraduate degrees in fields such as business, science, engineering, and law.
• Postgraduate: Postgraduate degrees are available in areas like business, science, engineering, and law.
• How to apply: The application process for the university's programs is outlined on their website.
• Scholarships and prizes: The university offers various scholarships and prizes to support students in their studies.
• International students: The university welcomes international students and provides support to help them succeed.
• Campus maps: The university's campus maps are available to help students navigate the facilities.
• Accommodation: The university offers accommodation options for students.

Research Areas

• Research: The university is committed to research and innovation, with a focus on areas like technology, health, and sustainability.
• Research centres and institutes: The university has various research centres and institutes that conduct research in specific areas.
• Graduate research: The university offers graduate research programs for students who want to pursue a research career.

Student Support

• Current students: The university provides support services for current students, including academic support, career advice, and counseling.
• Help and support: The university offers help and support services to assist students with their studies and personal issues.
• Library: The university's library provides access to a wide range of resources, including books, journals, and online databases.
• Policies: The university has policies in place to ensure the well-being and safety of students.

U:PASS Program

The U:PASS program is a student support program that provides academic assistance to students. The program is led by experienced leaders who are passionate about helping students succeed.

Testimonials

Students who have participated in the U:PASS program have provided positive feedback about their experiences. Some testimonials include:

• Business students:
  • "Both leaders were very friendly and effective, had an excellent knowledge of their subject, and were generally just awesome."
  • "I was afraid of Economics and it cleared my fear and helped me develop interest in the subject."
• Science students:
  • "Super friendly and approachable which ensured I didn't feel awkward or stupid."
  • "Made me study for at least one hour a week."
• Engineering/IT students:
  • "He was fantastic. I recommended him to fellow classmates and it was very enjoyable."
  • "I felt comfortable asking him questions, even if they were stupid questions. He was approachable and cared about our studies."
• Law students:
  • "I don't know what is the general standard for U:PASS leaders but [Leader] was fantastic .... I wish I could rent her for 36 hours before the final."
  • "It encouraged me to become a more active learner rather than a passive one. Even though I don't like being put on the spot, the smaller classes allowed everyone to engage and it made the environment less stressful!"
• Nursing students:
  • "It was the most useful program I have attended. One day, I would like to join U:PASS team and help other students. Pay back :D"
  • "She was very good, helpful and very approachable. She was very supportive and her classes were enjoyable. I wish her all the best in her studies and I think she would make an amazing teacher!!"

Acknowledgement of Country

The University of Technology Sydney acknowledges the traditional owners of the land on which the university stands, including the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people, and the Gamaygal people. The university pays respect to the Elders, past and present, and acknowledges them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.