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Undergraduate 2023 International Course Guide
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ABOUT UTS
02 Welcome to Sydney
06 The UTS difference
08 Our rankings
10 Our campus
12 Our facilities
14 Life at UTS
16 Support services
18 Careers
20 Scholarships
22 Housing
24 UTS College
COURSES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY 30 UTS Business School
Acknowledging country is a cultural protocol 36 Communication
that is a respectful public acknowledgment
46 Design, Architecture and Building
of the traditional custodians of the land. UTS
acknowledges the Gadigal People of the Eora 54 Education
Nation and the Boorooberongal People of the 62 Engineering
Dharug Nation upon whose ancestral lands
68 Health
our campuses stand. We would also like to pay
respect to the Elders both past and present, 72 Information Technology
acknowledging them as the traditional 78 International Studies and
custodians of knowledge for these Lands. Social Sciences
82 Law
86 Science
94 TD School
GETTING IN
98 Admissions requirements
104 How to apply
UTS is a member of the Australian 106 Fees, finance and RPL
Technology Network (ATN),
an influential alliance of six 108 Course summary tables
distinctive and prominent
Australian universities. ATN
is committed to forging
126 Glossary
partnerships with industry and
government to deliver practical results through focused research.
The Network educates graduates who are ready to enter their chosen
profession, dedicated to the pursuit of knowledge and eager to claim
a stake in building sustainable societies of the future.
At the University of Technology
Sydney, we think differently.
We take a global approach to
education, driven by innovation and
social justice.
Explore our award-winning
360 virtual campus tour
tour.uts.edu.au
Sit back and explore the University of
Technology Sydney from the comfort of
your home! Check out our purpose-built
learning spaces and vibrant community
in an immersive digital environment.
Top 150◆
Globally
Visit our website
for more information
international.uts.edu.au
◆
THE & QS World University Rankings 2022
1
Welcome to
Sydney
Imagine waking up in Australia’s most
dynamic, cosmopolitan and dazzling city.
Home to beautiful beaches, a bustling
CBD and some of Australia’s most famous
landmarks - Sydney’s got it all.
Photo: Destination NSW
2
Opportunities on your doorstep
At UTS, you’ll study in the heart of Australia’s business
capital. Sydney hosts more than 60 per cent of regional
technology operations and more than 90 per cent of
banks base their regional headquarters here. It’s also
the place to be an entrepreneur, with 60 per cent of
Australia’s start-ups. UTS is located in Sydney’s energetic
digital and creative industries hub, home to more than
40 per cent of Sydney’s digital and creative industries.
Safe and friendly
Sydney is a diverse and vibrant city, with more than 35%
of the population speaking a language other than English
at home*. It’s one of the reasons more than 260,000
international students** choose to study in New South
Wales each year. As an international student, you’ll be
welcomed into a respectful and multicultural community.
Connected to everything
At UTS, you’re only a few minutes’ walk away from
Sydney’s transport hubs: Central Station and Railway
Square. There are plenty of clean, reliable and safe
transport options connecting you to the rest of our great
city, including buses, trains and trams. UTS is also walking
distance to the CBD, Darling Harbour, shopping, food,
sport, culture and nightlife.
Discover life in Sydney
instagram.com/utsint
*City of Sydney, 2020
** StudyNSW, 2018
3
In the heart of it all
Located in the centre of Sydney’s digital and
creative precinct, UTS is part of a truly global city.
Circular Quay Sydney CBD
Light rail,
train ride or
short walk
Darling
Harbour
Light rail or
short walk
Chinatown
10-minute
walk
UTS College
Short walk
Broadway
Shopping
Centre
10-minute
walk
4
Bondi Junction & Bondi Beach
Central
Station
5-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
Centre Building 5 (TD School and UTS College)
2-minute
walk Building 8 (UTS Business School)
UTS MOORE PARK PRECINCT
Rugby Australia Building
UTS ULTIMO PRECINCT
609 Harris St (UTS College)
645 Harris St (UTS College)
5
The UTS difference
Do you dare to think differently? When you
study at UTS, you join a dynamic community
of students, staff and industry partners
who are committed to creating innovative
solutions to tomorrow’s problems.
Learning for the real world
Nothing prepares you for the real world like
industry experience. That’s why hands-on,
practice-based learning experiences are key
to our courses. Major projects, group work,
simulations and real-life case studies are key
to our practice-based approach, giving you the
skills you need to impress future employers.
Campus of the future
UTS is situated in the heart of Sydney’s
technology and industry precinct: Tech Central.
Our tech-driven, purpose-built spaces will
inspire you to learn. When you’re not in class,
enjoy our student spaces and relax on the
Alumni Green.
Connections that count
We continue to build extensive industry
connections with organisations across a range
of sectors. Our industry partners help us shape
our course content. They also provide guest
lectures, internships, scholarships and prizes,
so everything you study reflects the real world of
work.
6
The UTS difference
Research that matters
We believe universities should work for the
greater good by driving social change beyond
the campus. When you choose UTS, you’ll
join a community of inspired – and inspiring –
students, academics and creative industries
who are shaping the future through research
and practice on a local and global scale.
Building global leaders
We have many opportunities to help you
develop a global mindset and build the
professional skills needed for a truly
international career. Put these skills into
practice with an overseas or virtual global
experience as part of your UTS degree.
Discover the UTS difference
uts.edu.au/study/international/
discover-uts
7
Our rankings
UTS at a glance*
45,200 students
11,900 international
students
#133
33,100 undergraduate
students
university in
9700 postgraduate the world
coursework students
QS World University
2300 higher degree Rankings 2022
research students
3800 staff
UTS student
diversity*
49% female students
51% male students
71% under 25 years old
48% born outside Australia
47% speak a language other
than English at home
* Data for 2021 is at March 2022
#8
best study
destination in
the world
QS Best Student Cities 2022
8Our rankings
#1 #2
in Australia for
in Australia for Impact
International Outlook
Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2022
Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2022
#3
in Sydney 5+ stars for excellence across
for Graduate all 8 categories
Employability
QS Stars Rating 2021–2024
QS Employability Ranking 2022
We are the
#8 highest
performing
university under
50 years old,
in the world
QS Top 50 Under 50 2021
9Our campus
Located in the heart of Sydney, our purpose-built campus
has transformed the Broadway precinct – and it’s designed
to transform your study experience too.
UTS Broadway campus
Our Broadway campus is home to
state-of-the-art teaching facilities,
world-class labs, vibrant student spaces,
a brand new library and the green heart of
our campus - the Alumni Green. Our newest
addition, UTS Central, is a hub of activity
that reflects our commitment to learning
innovation, industry collaboration
and sustainability.
UTS Central
Alumni Green Vicki Sara Science Building
10Our campus
UTS 360 virtual campus tour
tour.uts.edu.au
UTS Haymarket campus
Haymarket, an historic district next
to Sydney’s Chinatown, is rapidly
transforming into a hub of creativity and
entrepreneurship. It’s best known for
the Frank Gehry-designed UTS Business
School where dynamic learning, research
and collaboration comes to life.
UTS Business School
UTS Moore Park campus
Moore Park is Sydney’s premier sporting
precinct. Home to the Rugby Australia
Building, this state-of-the-art sport and
education hub represents the first time
that university programs have been
integrated within an Australian elite
sporting precinct.
UTS Rugby Australia Building
11Our facilities
Study in award-winning labs and collaborative
classrooms and work with the tools and
technologies that are shaping your industry.
Data Arena
Data comes to life in the interactive UTS
Data Arena, a unique 3D environment for
the exploration and visualisation of complex
information. Stereo, video and incredible picture
clarity make for a one-of-a-kind immersive
experience.
ProtoSpace
This unique 900m² additive and advanced
manufacturing facility is part of UTS’s
commitment to next-generation manufacturing.
With the latest in 3D technologies, software
and technical expertise, this lab is a learning
experience that’s second to none.
Clinical labs
Prepare for real-world clinical practice in some
of the most advanced health learning spaces
in Australia. Treat high-fidelity robotic patients
in our tech-driven simulation and laboratory
spaces for nursing and midwifery students - just
watch out for their (very life-like) bodily fluids!
12Our facilities
Learn more about
our specialist facilities
uts.edu.au/campus-specialist-
facilities
Hive Superlab
This world-class collaborative bioscience lab
can accommodate up to 270 students in up
to seven different classes, simultaneously.
Specialist audiovisual facilities, including bone-
conduction headphones, enable simultaneous
teaching instruction and peer collaboration.
Fashion studio
This dedicated studio houses spaces for
patternmaking, cutting, construction and
more. Throw in mannequins, industrial sewing
machines and a range of fabrication equipment
and you’ll have everything you need to bring your
first fashion collection to life.
Moot courts
Practise your advocacy and mooting skills in
our purpose-built moot and trial courts. These
simulated facilities have been designed to reflect
the real-life experience of arguing the law in the
NSW Supreme, District and Local courts.
13Leap into life
at UTS
At UTS, we prepare you for life, not just
work. And there’s a world of opportunity
waiting for you on campus.
Connect with industry while you study. Preview
your collection at the UTS Fashion Show, build
a business with UTS Startups or prototype new
solutions to modern legal challenges with an
industry-led hackathon.
Unleash your inner entrepreneur with UTS
Startups. No matter which degree you study,
you’ll be inspired with events, masterclasses,
internships, and the opportunity to join our fast-
growing startup community.
startups.uts.edu.au
Think global. At UTS, we’re preparing students
to become global leaders through programs like
UTS BUILD and global exchange. Explore global
issues, develop a global mindset and build the
professional competencies – interpersonal,
communication and teamwork skills - required
for a truly international career.
uts.edu.au/thinkglobal
14Leap into life at UTS
Start planning your future. Turn your abilities
and experiences into a meaningful career with
support from UTS Careers. With face-to-face and
online events, workshops, industry mentoring
and career coaching sessions throughout the
year, you’ll be ready to land that dream job or
internship in no time.
careers.uts.edu.au
Get social with ActivateUTS. Join one of more
than 300 events every year, make new friends
at O’Day or O’Fest, enjoy livestreamed uni
sports, or get your friends together for themed
trivia or free food events, to name a few.
activateuts.com.au/events
Join Team UTS. Whether you’re looking for
competitive sports, a recreational game or to
get fit in a supportive gym environment, UTS
Sport can help your inner athlete shine.
activateuts.com.au/sport
Find your people. Whoever you are, whatever
you’re into there’s a UTS club or society for you.
With online and face-to-face events now on
offer, there are countless ways to get involved.
activateuts.com.au/clubs
15Support services
We’ve got a range of free support services
to help you settle into life at UTS. Become a
confident learner, improve your academic
English and maintain your wellbeing
throughout your studies.
Dedicated support. You’ve travelled a long
way from home to be here. At UTS International,
we’re here to help you settle in, stay happy
and healthy, and achieve academic success.
We provide friendly advice and assistance to
all international students. You’ll find us in UTS
Building 1, Level 3A.
international.uts.edu.au
Getting started. Orientation is your chance to
learn about our support services, make friends
and gain insider tips on living in Sydney. Join
us for seminars, workshops, tours and social
events online and on campus. Look out for
our friendly Peer Networkers; they’re there to
answer questions and help you find your way
around campus!
orientation.uts.edu.au
16Support services
Find out more about support
services at UTS
uts.edu.au/current-students/support
Study support. We all need a bit of extra
support with our studies at times. At UTS, we
provide you with tailored support to develop
your academic and professional language skills
while you study. UTS HELPS can also help you
develop your writing, reading and speaking
skills through free one-on-one consultations,
workshops and informal conversation classes.
helps.uts.edu.au
Taking care of your health. The UTS Health
Service is our on-campus medical centre
offering free and confidential consultations for
students and alumni. There’s also our free and
confidential counselling service to help you
through the pressures of study, work and life.
uts.edu.au/current-students/support
17Careers
As a UTS student, you can access timely and
tailored career advice, no matter where you are.
We offer a variety of workshops, events, tools and
resources to help you along your career journey.
18Careers
Learn more about UTS Careers
careers.uts.edu.au
Connect with our community Access online tools
Group sessions. Access small, informal group and resources
conversations with your peers and a UTS Rate My Resume. Have your resume reviewed
Careers Consultant on various career topics. instantly, anywhere, anytime with our free
Workshops. Learn how to design a fulfilling resume review platform.
career, write a stand out resume, find job CareerHub. Kickstart your job search with
opportunities, refine your interviews skills Careerhub; your go-to place for job and
and more. internship opportunities, resources and events.
Industry events and experiences. Attend Virtual work experience. Get experience
industry panels, group mentoring sessions, with top companies before you graduate
careers fairs and discipline-specific initiatives by completing any number of virtual work
Mentoring. Connect with people working in your experiences – free for all UTS students.
industry who genuinely want to help you via our Careers blog. Find career advice and life hacks
Professional Mentoring Platform from our community. Get published by sharing
your internship or job experiences so far.
Additional resources. Access our range of
resources anywhere, anytime, including our
video interview practice tool, job application
workbooks, career advice playlists and more.
19Scholarships
UTS is dedicated to supporting your studies
through one of Australia’s most generous
scholarship programs for international students.
20Scholarships
Learn more about
our scholarships
int-scholarships.uts.edu.au
Undergraduate scholarships Alumni advantage
and grants alumni.uts.edu.au/advantage
int-scholarships.uts.edu.au Already graduated from a UTS degree? If you’re
We offer a range of scholarships for high- thinking about returning to study at UTS, you
achieving international students, including full could be eligible for a 10% saving on your tuition
tuition fee and partial tuition fee scholarships fees through the Alumni Advantage Program.
and grants. Most scholarships are awarded on This discount applies to full-fee-paying courses
the basis of academic achievement. and will be applied automatically when you
enrol!
Faculty scholarships
uts.edu.au/scholarships Financial aid and loans
Many UTS faculties offer international If you’re from Canada, Denmark, Germany,
scholarships to reward achievement and Norway, Sweden or the USA, you may be eligible
recognise motivation to succeed. These for financial aid to support your studies at UTS.
scholarships are always evolving, visit our Check with your government for requirements.
website for the latest information. Scholarships for UTS College
Australian Government Students
scholarships utscollege.edu.au/scholarships
dfat.gov.au/people-to-people/australia-awards UTS supports high-achieving international
The prestigious Australia Awards International students completing the UTS College Diploma or
Scholarships and Fellowships offer emerging UTS Foundation Studies and progressing to UTS
global leaders an opportunity to undertake to complete their undergraduate study.
study, research and professional development
in Australia. Funded by the Australian
Government, the awards help international
students gain qualifications to contribute to
development success back home.
21Housing
22UTS-owned accommodation Renting private accommodation
UTS’s student housing is called Yura Mudang. It If you are organising private accommodation,
is located close to campus and has a spacious we recommend you arrange short-term
communal and barbecue area, study rooms, accommodation in Sydney so you can
games and computer rooms and a music room. view properties on your arrival and choose
something that really suits your needs for the
UTS Housing is self-catered, secure and
long-term. Visit UTS Housing’s off-campus
competitively priced. Most bedrooms are
accommodation website, to find share rooms
for one person (except twin shares), with
in private houses and apartments around UTS:
shared kitchens, bathrooms and living areas.
uts.studystays.com.au
Apartments are fully furnished and rent includes
gas, electricity, water, cabled internet in Share accommodation means you usually have
bedrooms and limited wireless internet access your own room and share a kitchen, living area
in communal areas. You will need to provide your and bathroom with other students or people who
own bed linen and cooking equipment. work. Alternatively, you may choose a studio or
one-bedroom apartment to live in on your own,
but this is more expensive.
All accommodation rentals should come
with a residential or tenancy agreement.
If you need any help or advice, please
contact the UTS Housing Off-Campus
Officer at housing.welfare@uts.edu.au
or the UTS Student Legal Service at
studentlegalservice@uts.edu.au
who are here to help you.
Learn more about
UTS Housing
uts.edu.au/uts-housing-service
23
International Undergraduate Course Guide 2022 23Your way to UTS
UTS College is your alternative pathway
to your dream UTS degree. Benefit from
personalised academic support, small
class sizes and practical learning designed
to help you thrive at UTS and beyond.
View our programs
utscollege.edu.au/programs
24Your way to UTS
Why choose UTS College Your pathway to UTS
– Guaranteed entry to UTS when you ACADEMIC ENGLISH
successfully complete your UTS College
Develop the English language skills you need
program pathway*
to succeed at UTS. With our Academic English
– Gain credit points towards your degree as program, you will have guaranteed entry^ into
recognition of prior learning UTS Foundation Studies, UTS College Diploma
– Most diplomas allow you to fast-track into programs, and UTS degrees, without the need
second year at UTS** to complete an IELTS test. Find out more about
– Personalised academic and wellbeing Academic English on page 27.
support in-person or available 24 hours UTS FOUNDATION STUDIES
online
Delivered by UTS College on behalf of UTS, the
– Reach your potential at UTS and beyond
UTS Foundation Studies program is specifically
with our highly supportive, personalised,
designed for international students who’ve
technology-led learning experience:
completed year 11 or equivalent. The program
Learning.Connected.
enables you to develop your English language
proficiency and broader knowledge skill sets to
be ready for university. Find out more about UTS
Foundation Studies on page 28.
DIPLOMAS
Guarantee* your place in a UTS degree with
a UTS College diploma. Choose from six
disciplines: business, communication, design
and architecture, engineering, IT or science.
Most of our diplomas can fast-track you to the
second year** of a UTS undergraduate degree.
Find out more about our diplomas on page 29.
* Based on completion of a diploma with no more than two subject failures (Only successful completion of the Diploma of Science is required for
articulation to most Science degrees).
** Entry to second year of your UTS undergraduate degree depends on the course you choose.
^ English and academic entry requirements apply. Please refer to the courses page of our website for course information, entry requirements and
articulation details. Successful completion of AEL5 satisfies the English Language Admission requirements for most UTS degrees. For specific details of
UTS English entry requirements please refer to the individual faculty pages on the UTS website.
Academic English (Levels AE1-5) CRICOS course code 032410F.
UTS Foundation Studies CRICOS course code:
2 Semesters (Standard) CRICOS course code: 082432G | UTS course code: C30019
3 Semesters (Extended) CRICOS course code: 082433G | UTS course code: C30020.
25Your pathway
to UTS
UTS College offers a range of alternative
pathways to UTS. Whether you need to improve
your academic English or want to guarantee**
your place in a UTS degree - we can help.
High School UTS
Path Academic English Foundation Studies UTS degree
(Year 11 or
(if required)*
01
1st Year#
equivalent) 8 or 12 months
High School UTS
Path Academic English Diploma UTS degree
(Year 11 or Foundation Studies
02
(if required)* 8, 12 or 16 months 1st Year or 2nd Year^
equivalent) 8 or 12 months
High School Diploma
Path Academic English UTS degree
(Year 12 or
03
(if required)* 8, 12 or 16 months 1st Year or 2nd Year^
equivalent)
High School
Path Academic English UTS Undergraduate
(Year 12 or
04
(if required)* degree
equivalent)
* You will only be required to enter a UTS College Academic English program ^ The point where you enter into your UTS degree will depend on your major
if you do not meet the English language entry requirements. and is generally based on no more than two subject failures. Not all majors
** Based on successful completion of your UTS College program and will take you into second year.
depends on the program you choose. See website for more details. Please refer to the individual program pages on our website full credit point
# This pathway is only available if you achieve the required Grade Point details. Note: Articulation of Diploma of Science students to some degrees
Average (GPA). is based on successful completion of the Diploma of Science.
Jason (Tianyang) Xie
China
Founder of AmazingLP
“After completing my UTS College diploma
and then going on to study at UTS for four
years, I’ve become a confident and proactive
thinker. It’s an important skill to have when
running your own company.”
26Academic
UTS College
English
Our Academic English language programs help you
to develop the language skills required to succeed
at university and in your future career.
Build confidence in small Learn from the best
classes You’ll become a confident communicator who
Learning in a small class means you can get feels comfortable with the English language.
more individual attention. Our English classes Mastering Academic English will develop your
have an average of 16 students, so there are reading, writing, listening and speaking skills.
many opportunities to ask questions and Our teachers are qualified and experienced in
connect with teachers for extra help and TESOL, which means you’ll be taught by some of
support. You’ll also have exclusive access to the best English teachers in Australia.
our HELPS Centre, which offers a wide range
Direct entry to university*
of specialist resources for learning English.
When you complete our Academic English
These also include a suite of online resources
program, no further IELTS or TOEFL tests are
and support available 24 hours a day, 7 days
needed. Once you achieve the required English
a week, to ensure you have support when you
proficiency, you are guaranteed entry* into
need it.
UTS Foundation Studies, UTS College diploma
programs, and UTS degrees, without the need to
complete IELTS or TOEFL tests.
Our Academic English programs can be
studied at UTS College in Sydney or
Sri Lanka, or with one of our partners in
China, South Korea, Myanmar and Vietnam.
* Based on a PASS mark in AE level 3 for entry
Find out more about
to UTS Foundation Studies, a PASS mark in AE
Level 4 for entry to Diploma and a PASS mark in Academic English
AE Level 5 for entry to most UTS degrees.
Academic English (Levels AE1-5) CRICOS course
utscollege.edu.au/english-language-
code 032410F
programs
27UTS Foundation
UTS College
Studies
Many international students choose to start with
UTS Foundation Studies as the gateway to tertiary
education in Australia.
The UTS Foundation Studies program is delivered The Extended 3-semester program provides
by UTS College on behalf of UTS. The program is additional opportunities for you to develop
offered as a Standard program (2 semesters) or and consolidate your English language and
an Extended program (3 semesters). academic skills before you progress to UTS
or a UTS College diploma program*.
The Standard 2-semester program is
recommended if you are more confident in your
English language proficiency and academic
skills, and need to prepare further in order to UTS Foundation Studies can be studied
articulate to UTS or a UTS College diploma at UTS College in Sydney or Sri Lanka.
program*.
* Based on completion of the UTS Foundation
Studies program with the required GPA.
UTS Foundation Studies (2 Semesters, Standard)
CRICOS course code 082432G. UTS course code
C30019.
UTS Foundation Studies (3 Semesters,
Extended) CRICOS course code 082433G. UTS
course code: C30020.
UTS Foundation Studies is a UTS course,
Find out more about
delivered by Insearch Limited (UTS College),
on behalf of UTS. The UTS Foundation Studies
UTS Foundation Studies
program meets the requirements for Foundation
Programs which have been registered on utscollege.edu.au/uts-foundation-
CRICOS for delivery in Australia providing
academic preparation for entry into first year
studies
undergraduate study to overseas students.
28Diploma
UTS College
programs
A UTS College diploma guarantees* your way to a UTS
degree, with most diplomas allowing you to fast-track to
the second year of your UTS degree**.
You’ll study the same content as first year UTS Your UTS College diploma is designed in
students and have the option to complete your collaboration with UTS and is the perfect way to
diploma over a timeframe that suits you^: prepare for your UTS degree. Choose from:
– Accelerated (8 months) – the fastest way to – Business – see page 32
UTS, but with an intense workload. – Communication – see page 38
– Standard (12 months) – same content as – Design and Architecture – see page 48
Accelerated but the workload allows you
– Engineering – see page 64
more time to adjust to Australian education
– Information Technology – see page 74
expectations and prepare for UTS.
– Science – see page 88
– Extended (16 months) – same content as
Accelerated and Standard diploma students,
plus Academic English and enabling
subjects to help you prepare for UTS. All diploma programs can be studied at UTS
College in Australia. You can also study a
selection of diplomas at UTS College in Sri
Lanka, or through one of our partners in
China, Indonesia or South Korea.
*For all diplomas except Diploma of Science,
guaranteed entry is based on successful
completion of your diploma with no more than
two subject failures. For Diploma of Science,
guaranteed entry to UTS is based on successful
completion of your diploma for the program you
choose at UTS.
Find out more about
**The point where you enter into your UTS degree
will depend on your major. Not all majors will take
diploma programs
you into second year.
utscollege.edu.au/diplomas
^Students are required to meet the specified
entry requirements for the program they choose.
29UTS Business
School
30uts.edu.au/intl/business
Accounting Learn to think differently with a degree
Advertising and that responds to the changing business
Marketing landscape – and to the disruption that’s
Communications shaping the workforce of the future.
Digital Creative
Enterprise CONNECTIONS THAT COUNT
Economics What you know matters – and who you know does too.
We’ll get you in the room with tomorrow’s business leaders
Events through internships, lectures and networking events.
Finance ON TOP OF THE WORLD
Human Resource To be your best, you need to learn from the best. UTS Business
Management School is accredited by The Association to Advance Collegiate
Schools of Business. This means we’ve attained the highest
International Business standard of achievement for business schools worldwide,
Management so you’ll get a globally recognised qualification.
Marketing AT THE HEART OF THE ACTION
Located in the heart of Sydney, we’re surrounded by Australia’s
Sport Business
creative, start-up and technology industries – and by leading
international companies.
ACCREDITATIONS Francisco Widjojo
Indonesia
Bachelor of Business
Bachelor of Laws
“UTS is very practical.
At uni we created financial
models and deconstructed
different businesses; it got
you in the mindset of how
to break down business
problems. That’s the more
important thing; it’s all about
the mindset and the attitude
that you develop.”
31UTS Business School
Pathway to UTS Business School CRICOS code: 070300G
(Accelerated), 053606J (Standard),
UTS College Diploma of Business 080142A (Extended)
The UTS College Diploma of Business guarantees your way to a UTS business or law degree, Course duration: Choose from 8
allowing you to fast-track to the second year of your UTS Bachelor of Business, Bachelor of months (Accelerated), 12 months
Economics, or the first year of your Bachelor of Management or Bachelor of Laws.* (Standard) and 16 months (Extended)
Number of credit points: 48
This program helps you to apply the fundamentals of business to real world situations Intake: Feb/Jun/Sept
through collaborative projects, critical thinking and problem-solving opportunities. Location: Sydney city campus,
With our personalised support, small class size and close ties to the UTS Business School, Sri Lanka, China, Indonesia, Korea
we create a seamless transition from diploma to degree. Fees^^: A$33,000 (Standard,
Accelerated), A$41,000 (Extended)
Program benefits
• 48 credit points with guaranteed entry to UTS*
• Direct entry into second year UTS business degree, or first year UTS law degree*
• Focus on employability skills and real-world business theory
Leads to the following UTS majors
Accounting, Advertising and Marketing Communications, Economics, Finance,
Human Resource Management, International Business, Management, Marketing.
Business pathway to UTS
The pathway you take into UTS will depend on your English language proficiency and
academic qualifications.
More information
For further details including academic and English language requirements, please refer
to the UTS College website:
utscollege.edu.au/programs/diplomas/diploma-of-business
High School UTS
Path Academic English Foundation Studies UTS degree
(Year 11 or
(if required)**
01
1st Year#
equivalent) 8 or 12 months
High School UTS
Path Academic English Diploma of Business UTS degree
(Year 11 or Foundation Studies
02
(if required)** 8, 12 or 16 months 1st Year or 2nd Year*
equivalent) 8 or 12 months
High School Diploma of Business
Path Academic English UTS degree
(Year 12 or
03
(if required)** 8, 12 or 16 months 1st Year or 2nd Year^
equivalent)
* Based on successful completion of your diploma with no more than two subject failures. The point where you enter into your UTS degree will depend on your major. Please refer
to our website for more information.
** You will only be required to enter a UTS College Academic English program if you do not meet the English language entry requirements. Refer to our website for details.
# This pathway is only available if you achieve the required Grade Point Average (GPA).
^ Based on successful completion of your diploma with no more than two subject failures and depending on the UTS program you choose.
^^ Fees listed are for study at the Sydney city campus and may vary for other locations. Ask your agent for more information.
UTS College CRICOS provider code: 00859D
UTS Business beyond Australia
You can also study undergraduate Business at UTS in China. Our fully accredited
off shore courses are taught at SHU-UTS SILC Business School (SILC) at Shanghai
University.
uts.edu.au/study/international/offshore-courses
32Bachelor of Business
BUSINESS
Course Description
Course code: C10026
The Bachelor of Business offers students a sound background in all areas of business CRICOS code: 006487A
through eight common core subjects undertaken in first year. It also provides them Course duration: 3 Years
COMMUNICATION
with an opportunity to study one or more areas of interest via a major or an extended Number of credit points: 144
major undertaken from second year. The major provides them with in-depth knowledge Intake: Feb/Jul/Nov
in a business specialisation. Students could also undertake sub-majors or electives to Location: City campus
complement this specialised knowledge. Fees: A$21,400 per session
Academic and additional requirements:
Majors See page 98
DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE
English language requirements:
Accounting, advertising and marketing communications, economics, finance, human
See page 101
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resource management, international business, management, marketing.
As a second major only: business law, information technology.
Professional Recognition
To meet the educational membership requirements for entry into CPA Australia (CPAA),
Chartered Accountants of Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ), Chartered Institute of
Management Accountants (CIMA), Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA),
EDUCATION
and Institute of Public Accountants (IPA) students will need to complete the Accounting major
and successfully complete subject 21644 Law and Ethics for Managers as either an elective
or part of another major.
Students who complete the Human Resource Management major are eligible to apply for
the professional member status and/or advancement to a higher level of membership of the
Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI).
ENGINEERING
UTS is recognised as an affiliated university under the CFA® (Charted Financial Analyst®)
University Affiliation Program, based on the Bachelor of Business with Finance major. CFA
Institute has affiliations with select universities around the world that have embedded a
significant percentage (70 per cent) of the CFA® Program Candidate Body of Knowledge into
their degree programs.
Completion of the Bachelor of Business with Finance major meets the education
requirements for Affiliate membership and, in conjunction with work experience, the
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requirements for Associate membership with the Financial Services Institute of Australasia
(FINSIA).
Course Structure
For further details, please refer to the UTS Handbook:
handbook.uts.edu.au/courses/c10026
INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
Career Opportunities
The Bachelor of Business is a broad professional degree, equipping graduates to pursue
careers across all business fields, industries and sectors. Examples of career options include
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
accountant, auditor, banker, business adviser, business analyst, business consultant,
economist, entrepreneur, financial analyst, financial planner, human resources manager,
project manager, marketing specialist, stockbroker. LAW
SCIENCE
The published fee is per session, based on a full-time, 24 credit-point study load.
Most subjects at UTS are valued at 6-8 credit points each. Refer to the online handbook for the most up-to-date information and for specific information on available electives and their
credit-point value (handbook.uts.edu.au).
For honours and combined degrees, please see course summary tables (pages 108-125)
▲ Courses flagged with this icon include a work-based training component which must be undertaken as part of the course of study and refers to all clinical, professional and industrial or
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Bachelor of Economics
Course Description
Course code: C10348
The Bachelor of Economics offers students the analytical and quantitative skills required CRICOS code: 086359B
for an in-depth understanding of key economic principles. The degree complements this Course duration: 3 Years
knowledge with the option of majors across selected business disciplines. Number of credit points: 144
Intake: Feb/Jul
Areas of Study Location: City campus
Fees: A$21,400 per session
Applied microeconometrics, behavioural economics, econometrics, economic policy,
Academic and additional requirements:
economics of the environment, experimental economics, game theory, industrial organisation,
See page 98
labour economics, macroeconomics, market design, microeconomics, monetary policy and
English language requirements:
central banking, public economics, time series econometrics. Students may also study
See page 101
a second major or sub-majors including business law, finance, management, marketing,
information technology.
Course Structure
For further details, please refer to the UTS Handbook:
handbook.uts.edu.au/courses/c10348
Career Opportunities
The Bachelor of Economics allows for a large spectrum of career options and employment
opportunities in such roles as business consultant, data analyst, economist, economic
analyst, econometrician, market analyst, policy analyst and researcher in various industries
including banking, consulting, finance, insurance, public sector, resources sector, health,
education, and others.
Bachelor of Management
Course Description
Course code: C10342
The Bachelor of Management provides integrated insights into the functions of professional CRICOS code: 084784A
enterprises in the experience economy and related digital industries. The program involves Course duration: 3 Years
a combination of both theory and practice-oriented education, with the option of workplace Number of credit points: 144
internships. Offshore partnerships with established UTS university partners allow students to Intake: Feb/Jul
engage with the UTS exchange program in the later stages of their degree. Partnerships with Location: City campus
industry bodies allow students to engage with practical projects, field visits, in-class case Fees: A$20,525 per session
studies, and internships, all of which assist with prospects for graduate employment. Academic and additional requirements:
See page 98
Majors English language requirements:
See page 101
Digital creative enterprise, events, sport business.
Course Structure
For further details, please refer to the UTS Handbook:
handbook.uts.edu.au/courses/c10342
Career Opportunities
Career options include digital and creative technologies entrepreneur, digital marketing
director, digital strategist, digital channel manager, digital content manager, online
community manager, digital project manager, digital marketing director, digital and creative
industry business analyst, event and festival manager, conference and meeting manager,
sport event manager, event marketing, public relations and sponsorship manager, venue
manager, event tourism planner, sport management and marketing, sport event manager,
venue and facility manager, sports developer, sport for development, sports administrator,
athlete wellbeing, player union manager, athlete agent, sport media manager, sport
sponsorship and promotions, operations manager, destination manager and marketing
manager in government agencies (local, state, national and international levels).
The published fee is per session, based on a full-time, 24 credit-point study load.
Most subjects at UTS are valued at 6-8 credit points each. Refer to the online handbook for the most up-to-date information and for specific information on available electives and their
credit-point value (handbook.uts.edu.au).
For honours and combined degrees, please see course summary tables (pages 108-125)
▲ Courses flagged with this icon include a work-based training component which must be undertaken as part of the course of study and refers to all clinical, professional and industrial or
other work placements.
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TECHNOLOGY AND BUILDINGCommunication
36communication.uts.edu.au/future
Digital and Social Media New technologies, new platforms, new ways
Journalism to connect - the media and communication
Media Arts and industries are changing fast. Our graduates
Production are ready to adapt to the opportunities
Media Business of tomorrow.
Music and Sound Design
#1 EMPLOYMENT RATE*
Social and Political We’re ranked first for overall employment for communication
Sciences graduates in Sydney. This is thanks to our hands-on approach to
Strategic Communication learning, which ensures you graduate with a professional portfolio,
ready for your first interview.
Writing and Publishing
*Graduate Outcomes Survey (2016-2020)
DOUBLE THE OPPORTUNITIES
Our Bachelor of Communication allows you to double your
expertise (and career opportunities) by completing two majors.
This customisable program will help you stand out amongst
other graduates.
EXCLUSIVE MEDIA FACILITIES
You’ll access purpose-built facilities, including television
and film production spaces, industry-standard sound studios,
a journalism lab and post-production editing suites. There’s no
need to buy cameras or media equipment - you’ll be able to hire
all of the gear you require for free.
Giorgia Rapella
Italy
Bachelor of Communication (Journalism)
“We get real opportunities to practise our skills. That’s what
I really like. We build our own portfolio before finishing uni,
to show off to the workforce when we’re ready to enter it.
One of the assignments I’m working on is to design a brand
strategy for a real-life company.”
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Pathway to UTS Communication CRICOS code: 080602M
(Accelerated), 080601A (Standard),
UTS College Diploma of Communication 080143M (Extended).
The UTS College Diploma of Communication guarantees your way to a UTS Course duration: Choose from 8
communication or law degree, allowing you to fast-track to the second year of your months (Accelerated), 12 months
UTS Bachelor of Communication*. Choose one of two streams: Digital and Strategic (Standard) and 16 months (Extended)
Communication, or Media Business. Number of credit points: 52
Intake: Feb/Jun/Sept
This program opens the door to a multitude of creative possibilities across digital and Location: Sydney city campus,
social media. Our small classes and personalised support give you the advantage and Indonesia
you’ll engage in real-world assessments that are aligned to first year UTS subjects for a Fees^^: A$33,000 (Standard,
seamless transition from diploma to degree. Accelerated), A$41,000 (Extended)
Program benefits
• 52 credit points with guaranteed entry to UTS*
• Direct entry into second year UTS communication degree, or first year UTS law degree*
• Real-world assessments and technology-enabled learning
Leads to the following UTS majors
Strategic Communication, Digital and Social Media, Journalism, Media Arts and
Production, Social and Political Science, Writing and Publishing, and Media Business.
Communication pathway to UTS
The pathway you take into UTS will depend on your English language proficiency and
academic qualifications.
More information
For further details including academic and English language requirements, please refer
to the UTS College website:
utscollege.edu.au/programs/diplomas/diploma-of-communication
High School UTS
Path Academic English Foundation Studies UTS degree
(Year 11 or
(if required)**
01
1st Year#
equivalent) 8 or 12 months
High School UTS Diploma of
Path Academic English Foundation Studies Communication UTS degree
(Year 11 or
02
(if required)** 1st Year or 2nd Year*
equivalent) 8 or 12 months 8, 12 or 16 months
High School Diploma of
Path Academic English Communication UTS degree
(Year 12 or
03
(if required)** 1st Year or 2nd Year^
equivalent) 8, 12 or 16 months
* Based on no more than two subject failures and depends on the course you choose. The point where you enter your degree will depend on your major. See website for details.
** You will only be required to enter a UTS College Academic English program if you do not meet the English language entry requirements. Refer to our website for details.
# This pathway is only available if you achieve the required Grade Point Average (GPA).
^ Based on successful completion of your diploma with no more than two subject failures and depending on the UTS program you choose.
^^ Fees listed are for study at the Sydney city campus and may vary for other locations. Ask your agent for more information.
UTS College CRICOS provider code: 00859D
38Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) ▲
BUSINESS
Course Description
Course code: C10361
For those interested in investigating world issues like politics, climate change or global CRICOS code: 087733K
relations, and sharing them with the public, journalism is an exciting and broad career option. Course duration: 3 Years
COMMUNICATION
It combines skills in writing, production, research and critical thinking to develop students' Number of credit points: 144
capacities to frame world issues and affairs in accessible and relevant ways. UTS teaches Intake: Feb/Jul
journalism on the principle that it is a public good, and that any functional society requires a Location: City campus
free and robust media. We encourage our graduates to be critical thinkers and train them in Fees: A$22,120 per session
the ethical, intellectual, and political foundations needed to start their professional lives. Academic and additional requirements:
See page 98
DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE
Areas of Study English language requirements:
See page 101
AND BUILDING
Ethical practice, reflective practice, current journalism debates and issues, data journalism,
photojournalism, digital publishing, reporting online, radio and TV journalism, journalism and
scholarly research, long-form storytelling, social media reporting, and investigative journalism.
Professional Recognition
• Graduates are eligible to apply for professional level membership of the Media,
Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA).
EDUCATION
• Students are eligible for student membership of the MEAA and access to the MEAA, Women
in Media and Walkley Foundation network which provides skill development programs.
• The course is recognised by the MEAA and the Australian Press Council.
Course Structure
For further details, please refer to the UTS Handbook: handbook.uts.edu.au/courses/c10361
ENGINEERING
Career Opportunities
To increase career flexibility, students can add a second major from five of the other majors
offered in the Bachelor of Communication, and build further skills and portfolios that equip
them for a range of work options in media and communication. These courses give students
practical and transferrable skills for the expanding media industries.
Graduates leave with access to many career options, including reporter, producer, editor,
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social media editor, sub-editor, feature and freelance journalist, investigative journalist,
researcher, and print, broadcast and online media content producer. In areas related to
journalism, graduates may wish to pursue roles such as media advisors, communication
consultants, content producers, or work in government and non-government organisations in
a communication role.
INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
Bachelor of Communication (Media Arts and Production)
Course Description
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
Course code: C10362
Designed for people passionate about films, filmmaking, and media production, the Bachelor CRICOS code: 087734J
of Communication (Media Arts and Production) at UTS equips students with the practical Course duration: 3 Years
production skills and conceptual backing needed to enter the creative industries with a Number of credit points: 144
competitive edge. This hands-on course, designed and taught by leading practitioners in Intake: Feb
the Australian film and television industry, sees students produce a portfolio of media works Location: City campus
encompassing short drama, documentary, animation, sound and the media arts. Fees: A$22,120 per session
Academic and additional requirements:
Areas of Study See page 98
English language requirements:
Media arts; documentary; drama; film; television; artists moving image; sound; editing;
See page 101
screenwriting; creative project development; producing; production management; aesthetics;
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experimental media; visual storytelling; and production.
Course Structure
For further details, please refer to the UTS Handbook: handbook.uts.edu.au/courses/c10362
SCIENCE
The published fee is per session, based on a full-time, 24 credit-point study load.
Most subjects at UTS are valued at 6-8 credit points each. Refer to the online handbook for the most up-to-date information and for specific information on available electives and their
credit-point value (handbook.uts.edu.au).
For honours and combined degrees, please see course summary tables (pages 108-125)
▲ Courses flagged with this icon include a work-based training component which must be undertaken as part of the course of study and refers to all clinical, professional and industrial or
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other work placements.
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Career Opportunities
To increase career flexibility, students can add a second major from five of the other majors
offered in the Bachelor of Communication, and build further skills and portfolios that equip
them for a range of work options in media and communication. These courses give students
practical and transferrable skills for the expanding media industries.
Graduates leave as multifaceted media practitioners with a strong understanding of both
form and function. They find work in all areas of media including film, TV, broadcast, music
videos and content creation for advertising, marketing, and new digital media forms such
as apps and social media. Practice-based learning ensures students develop a portfolio
of work to show future employers or concepts that can be taken into the media market.
Careers include traditional roles such as director, producer, scriptwriter, cinematographer,
documentary maker, editor, sound designer and post-production specialist, to newer
roles such as multimedia designer, social media specialist, multimedia and digital content
producers and many more.
Bachelor of Communication (Strategic Communication)
Course Description
Course code: C10363
The Strategic Communication course at UTS will develop students' skills and knowledge CRICOS code: 087735G
for work in creative advertising, strategic public relations and the fast expanding related Course duration: 3 Years
areas. Formerly known as 'Public Communication', the industry-focussed Bachelor Number of credit points: 144
of Communication (Strategic Communication) is taught by practitioners and leading Intake: Feb/Jul
researchers in the field, helping students to build the skills they need to enter the dynamic Location: City campus
and diverse global communication industry. Students research, design and produce Fees: A$19,245 per session
campaigns for issues and organisations, as well as develop their copywriting, media liaison Academic and additional requirements:
and writing skills for digital, traditional and social media. They gain an understanding of See page 98
the practical and theoretical bases for the work they do and its application to a variety English language requirements:
of industries - from environmental to music to banking organisations - within the social, See page 101
economic and political contexts in which they operate.
Areas of Study
Public communication; public relations; advertising; integrated communication; and
branding.
Professional Recognition
This course has professional recognition from the Public Relations Institute of Australia.
Course Structure
For further details, please refer to the UTS Handbook:
handbook.uts.edu.au/courses/c10363
Career Opportunities
To increase career flexibility, students can add a second major from five of the other majors
offered in the Bachelor of Communication, and build further skills and portfolios that equip
them for a range of work options in media and communication. These courses give students
practical and transferrable skills for the expanding media industries.
Career options include communication strategist, advertising account executive, advertising
copywriter, social media strategist, community relations manager, marketing communication
specialist, media liaison officer, political media advisor, public relations consultant, publicity
officer, and many more.
The published fee is per session, based on a full-time, 24 credit-point study load.
Most subjects at UTS are valued at 6-8 credit points each. Refer to the online handbook for the most up-to-date information and for specific information on available electives and their
credit-point value (handbook.uts.edu.au).
For honours and combined degrees, please see course summary tables (pages 108-125)
▲ Courses flagged with this icon include a work-based training component which must be undertaken as part of the course of study and refers to all clinical, professional and industrial or
other work placements.
40Bachelor of Communication (Social and Political Sciences) ▲
BUSINESS
Course Description
Course code: C10364
The Bachelor of Communication (Social and Political Sciences) at UTS is designed for those CRICOS code: 087736G
passionate about influencing key areas of public policy like climate change, human rights or Course duration: 3 Years
COMMUNICATION
issues facing Indigenous Australians and migrants. In the course, students explore current Number of credit points: 144
social issues, investigate society and analyse the implications of change in Australian and Intake: Feb/Jul
global communities. In this practice-led course, students work with experienced practitioners Location: City campus
to develop their skills as researchers, analysts, critical thinkers, effective communicators Fees: A$19,245 per session
and advocates, and bring key policy issues to life with their interpersonal and public Academic and additional requirements:
communication skills. See page 98
DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE
English language requirements:
Areas of Study See page 101
AND BUILDING
Using theory from politics, sociology and political economy; analysing social and political
change; using real-world social research and research methods; developing policy analysis
and advocacy; communicating policy and producing online publications; project research
with an outside organisation.
Course Structure
For further details, please refer to the UTS Handbook:
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handbook.uts.edu.au/courses/c10364
Career Opportunities
To increase career flexibility, students can add a second major from five of the other majors
offered in the Bachelor of Communication, and build further skills and portfolios that equip
them for a range of work options in media and communication. These courses give students
ENGINEERING
practical and transferrable skills for the expanding media industries.
Career options include research in think tanks and academia, policy research, analysis
and program management in government and private organisations, management of
social services and welfare organisations, and advocacy in a variety of fields, such as
environmental, Indigenous affairs, human rights, overseas development, and trade unions.
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Bachelor of Communication (Writing and Publishing)
Course Description
Course code: C10369
For those with an interest in different forms of creative writing and publishing, this practice- CRICOS code: 087737F
based course provides the skills and industry knowledge to work in the field. The Bachelor Course duration: 3 Years
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TECHNOLOGY
of Communication (Writing and Publishing) at UTS is an industry-led course, designed Number of credit points: 144
and taught by a team of award-winning published authors, editors, scholars and industry Intake: Feb/Jul
professionals. Writing and Publishing builds students' knowledge of Australian and global Location: City Campus
publishing contexts, as well as writing and storytelling across an array of formats, like fiction Fees: A$19,245 per session
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
and nonfiction, screenwriting, digital content and games. Students also develop strengths Academic and additional requirements:
in critical thinking, research, editing and publishing and storytelling in broader contexts - all See page 98
skills transferable to a wide range of industries and careers. English language requirements:
See page 101
Areas of Study
Fiction writing, creative non-fiction writing, narrative, genre writing, poetry, screenwriting,
critical analysis, textual theory, editing, commissioning, social media, marketing.
Course Structure
For further details, please refer to the UTS Handbook:
handbook.uts.edu.au/courses/c10369
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Career Opportunities
To increase career flexibility, students can add a second major from five of the other majors
offered in the Bachelor of Communication, and build further skills and portfolios that equip
them for a range of work options in media and communication. These courses give students
practical and transferrable skills for the expanding media industries.
SCIENCE
Graduates of this course have found work as writers of fiction and nonfiction in a variety of
forms, both as freelance writers and in media organisations. These skills are transferable
to careers in communication and marketing, and in organisations with communication
processes, such as government, NGOs, industry and cultural groups.
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