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Calendar OF sydney events
JAnUAry JUly
Sydney Festival Biennale of Sydney
Three weeks of music, visual arts, From May to august 2010, the 17th Biennale
theatre, food and film on Sydney’s streets. of Sydney will showcase contemporary art
The festival brings together the best and performance from around the world
international artists and performers in at venues, including Cockatoo Island, the
genres from opera to hip-hop. Museum of Contemporary art, Sydney
Australia Day Opera house and royal Botanic gardens.
On the australia day public holiday, over half
of the nation’s population attend either an AUgUst
organised community event, or get together
with family and friends to celebrate our City 2 Surf
national day. Public celebrations, fireworks Join the UTS team for the largest timed fun
run in the world. Over 50,000 Sydneysiders
and free events are held across australia.
follow some of the world’s finest athletes
along the streets from the city centre to
febrUAry Bondi beach.
Tropfest Film Festival
attracting more than 70,000 people to its septeMber
outdoor screenings, Tropfest features the
cream of australian short filmmakers vying Football Finals Series
University of
for over $100,000 worth of prizes. In 2009, rugby league, union, aussie rules and
recent UTS graduate, genevieve Clay won soccer grand finals attract hundreds of
first place for her short film Be My Brother. thousands of loyal and colourful spectators.
Chinese New Year
home to australia’s largest Chinese
community, Sydney celebrates Chinese new
Earthdance Festival
On one Sunday every September, Sydney
Park hosts the earthdance Festival, a
massive local version of the international
contAct Uts
For more information about study abroad and exchange at
technology, sydney
STUdy aBrOad and glOBal
year on a grand scale. 2010 is the year of UTS contact:
dance festival promoting global peace.
the Tiger. Study abroad and exchange Officer
The popular, free event features live bands
febrUAry-MArch
and dance music, markets and cultural
workshops.
UTS International
University of Technology, Sydney
exChange 2010
Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras PO Box 123
Broadway nSW 2007
The biggest gay and lesbian festival in october/noveMber australia
the world, Mardi gras spans two weeks
and includes a parade which attracts Sculpture by the Sea
australia’s largest annual outdoor Telephone: +61 2 9514 1540
participants from around the globe and an
exhibition of contemporary australian and Facsimile: +61 2 9514 1530
audience of hundreds of thousands.
international sculpture is staged along email: studyabroad.exchange@uts.edu.au
Sydney’s spectacular Bondi to Tamarama www.uts.edu.au/international/prospective/studying/abroad
April coastal walk. www.uts.edu.au/international/exchange/coming
Royal Easter Show Newtown Festival UTS CrICOS Provider Code: 00099F
held at the site of the 2000 Olympics, the each november the local suburb of
Study abroad program CrICOS code (1 semester): 012083d
easter Show is a two week celebration of newtown hosts a festival including live
australian culture and heritage. Showcasing music, food and clothing markets, seminars Study abroad program CrICOS code (2 semesters): 018126e
agriculture, live entertainment and rides, with famous writers and art workshops. Visiting research Students Program CrICOS code: 066310g
the show attracts 900,000 visitors each year. exchange program CrICOS code: 025688a
deceMber The information contained in this prospectus is correct at 6 July 2009. Changes in
circumstances after this date may impact on the accuracy or currency of the information.
MAy Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race The University reserves the right to vary any matter described in the Prospectus at any time
without notice.
Sydney Fashion Week One of the most celebrated ocean yacht
australian and international designers races in the world kicks off on Boxing day
converge on Sydney for a week of runway each year from Sydney harbour.
shows, fashion launches and parties. New Year’s Eve in Sydney
Sydney Writers’ Festival Sydney explodes with street parties and
each year, the Sydney Writers’ Festival music. The harbour and city centre come
features acclaimed writers and alive with one of the biggest fireworks
commentators from around the world, and displays in the world.
is the site of the UTS Writers’ anthology
launch.
JUne
UTS:MCU / JOB 15248 / JUly 2009
Sydney Film Festival QR CODES
The second longest running film festival in To find out more about studying at UTS, scan this Qr code
the world, the Sydney Film Festival features
with your mobile phone and it will take you straight to our
new films from over 40 countries, short
films, australian films, documentaries and website. www.uts.edu.au/international
archive titles, as well as hosting filmmaking note that you will need to download and install a Qr code
awards. reader before you are able to scan these codes.
nB. Internet downloads may be charged by your mobile phone provider.
contents
Welcome 1
sydney’s city University 2
Why study at Uts? 4
study Abroad and exchange at Uts 6
study options 7
Useful information 14
your support network 16
your social network 17
Accommodation 18
cost of living 19
entry requirements
how to Apply
exchange partner institutions
20
21
22
Sydney And sUrroUnds Sydney city
Application form 23
UTS is a member of the Australian Technology In keeping with UTS’s commitment to environmental sustainability, this
Network (ATN), an influential alliance of five prospectus has been produced using environmentally-friendly, vegetable-
distinctive and prominent Australian universities based ink. It is printed on nordset paper, produced by nordland Papier, a
located in each mainland state. company certified under ISO14001 environmental management systems.
The ATN is committed to forging partnerships
Under our environmental sustainability initiative, UTS aims to:
with industry and government to deliver practical
> demonstrate leadership in sustainable development in the university
results through focused research. The Network
sector
educates graduates who are ready to enter their
> work towards a sustainable future with other universities, government,
chosen profession, dedicated to the pursuit
communities and industry partners
of knowledge and eager to claim a stake in
> develop environmentally sustainable and responsible campuses that
building sustainable societies of the future; and
will foster sustainability values and principles to students and ensure
continues to champion the principles of access
enhanced levels of compliance with relevant environmental sustainability
and equity that have ensured its members are the
legislations, standards, and agreements
universities of first choice for more students.
In a national first, the aTn set a collective target to reduce emissions by 10
per cent over the next four years to 2012/13. Within the aTn agreement, UTS
has committed to a 30 per cent reduction in greenhouse gases (from 2007
levels) by 2020/21.
For more information, visit www.sustainability.uts.edu.au
Welcome
am always impressed by the cultural and courses that are innovative, industry-
linguistic diversity of students who choose relevant and cutting-edge. At UTS, you
to study abroad at UTS. With over 30,000 can enrol in subjects across all faculties
students from 115 different countries and design a study program that suits
including Australia, UTS is a reflection of your needs.
Sydney’s multicultural diversity.
UTS provides a hands-on style of teaching
At UTS, you will be provided with social and and learning that builds practical skills and
cultural opportunities in the classroom, on academic knowledge, challenging you to
campus and beyond. You will be welcomed think critically and actively learn.
and assisted by UTS International staff and
As you read through this prospectus, you
experience the warm hospitality of the Peer
will discover all the benefits of studying at
Networkers when you participate in the fun
UTS and living in Sydney – where you can
of orientation. UTS has a vibrant campus
enjoy a world-class education in the heart
culture with many activities taking place
of one of the world’s great global cities.
including barbecues, festivals and parties,
a sports and recreation program, and other I look forward to seeing you on campus in
I’m pleased to introduce you to the UTS
social events bringing together local and the near future.
Study Abroad and exchange program;
international students throughout
a world-class educational experience
the semester.
providing opportunities to broaden your
academic, personal and professional At UTS, we enjoy a reputation for producing
horizons. The UTS Study Abroad and work ready graduates who meet the highest
Professor William Purcell
exchange program offers an excellent professional standards. We provide our
Deputy Vice-chancellor and
education at one of Australia’s top rated students with strong academic credentials,
Vice-President (International)
teaching universities1, combined with a rich, global skills and practical experience. As
exciting learning experience in Australia’s a result, UTS produces highly employable
global city – Sydney. graduates.
UTS values the contribution made by A place in the UTS Study Abroad and
exchange and study abroad students and exchange program offers you both an
it is always my pleasure to speak with internationally respected education and the
the newly arrived students at orientation. chance to build an exciting and varied study
UTS welcomes over 300 study abroad and program. our strong partnerships with
exchange students each semester and I industry and professional bodies produce
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UTS was rated in Band A across all disciplines by the Australian Government’s learning and Teaching Performance Fund over the last two years (2008 and 2009).
1
UTS:SYDNeY’S cITY UNIVerSITY
UniverSiTy of Technology, living in Sydney Despite its high standard of living, life in Sydney opera house eXPerience AUSTrAliA
Sydney living and studying in one of the world’s Sydney is less expensive than many other Set against the beautiful backdrop of explore the beauty and excitement of
The University of Technology, Sydney (UTS) most multicultural cities will develop international cities in the UK, europe, Sydney Harbour, the opera House was Sydney – and Australia – through the UTS
is a dynamic, cosmopolitan university your interpersonal skills and cultural china, Japan and the USA2. inscribed in the World Heritage list in Union’s Sport and recreation Program.
situated in Australia’s global city of Sydney. knowledge, and enhance your ability to 1
2009 mercer Quality of living Survey June 2007: “Sydney opera House is a great offering day trips, holiday adventures, short
2
2009 mercer cost of living Survey architectural work of the 20th century. It
adapt in new and changing environments. courses and social sport, this program is
In partnership with the city of Sydney, UTS Sydney is Australia’s oldest and largest city. represents multiple strands of creativity, an affordable and hassle-free way to meet
royal Botanic gardens and the domain
promotes a vibrant cultural and educational It is also one of the safest cities in both in architectural form and structural people and make the most of your sojourn
The botanic garden was first established
precinct, including development plans that the world1. design, a great urban sculpture carefully in Sydney.
in 1820 and opened to the public in 1831.
will open up our city campus to pedestrians set in a remarkable waterscape and a world
and connections to adjacent transport, located on Australia’s east coast, Sydney Today, people visit the royal Botanic famous iconic building.” UNeSco discover the beauty of the Blue mountains,
commercial and cultural hubs. enjoys 230 days of sunshine and blue Gardens for peace, relaxation, education Hunter Valley, canberra, South coast,
skies each year. Sydney combines the and to learn more about plants and The opera House hosts a diverse range central coast or Jenolan caves. experience
UTS has strong relationships with best aspects of Australia in a global city; of performances, including opera, ballet, the thrill of jumping from a plane, go
horticulture. The surrounding parkland of
Sydney business and industry, including from its natural beauty to world-famous theatre, film and popular music, and offers karting, canyoning, abseiling or white water
the Domain is used for sport, recreation
professional representatives on all faculty architecture, and a culture as renowned for discounts for patrons under the age of 27. rafting. or relax in the great Australian
and entertainment. each February, the
academic advisory committees and a its fine food, fashion, technology outdoors with a day of horse riding, dolphin
Domain hosts Tropfest, the world’s largest Sydney harbour Bridge
recently established creative Industries and creative arts, as it is for nightlife or whale watching or sailing on Sydney
short film festival. Affectionately known as ‘the coathanger’,
Innovation centre, bringing together and surfing. Harbour.
academic and industry partners in state-of- The rocks Precinct the Sydney Harbour Bridge is a Sydney
the-art facilities. The city is a national hub for global originally inhabited by the Indigenous icon. opened in 1932, it is one of the world’s Take a short course to learn a fun new
industries such as business, financial Gadigal people, the rocky headland and largest steel arch bridges. The bridge is the skill and make friends along the way. Salsa
With our multicultural student population, services, law, telecommunications and the surrounding shoreline of the rocks were centrepiece of Sydney’s annual New Year’s dancing, ScUBA diving, sailing, fencing and
strong ties to industry and central location, media, and home to more regional and claimed by european settlers in 1788. eve fireworks spectacular. over 2 million ballroom dancing are just some of the four
UTS is an integral part of Sydney. international business headquarters than The area was transformed into an open- people from around the globe have climbed to eight week courses on offer.
From UTS, it is a: any other city in Australia. air gaol, and later became a busy port its arch in the 10 years since the climb
opened. Travel Australia. Visit melbourne and
> 10-minute train ride to Sydney Harbour community marked by scandals, crimes
Sydney regularly ranks in the top 10 of the watch an Aussie rules football game or the
Bridge and opera House and corruption.
widely respected mercer Quality of living Formula one grand prix; learn to surf at
> 10-minute walk to cinemas, theatres, Survey and The Economist’s ‘World’s most Today the former warehouses, sailors’ NSW’s beautiful Byron Bay or head south
cafes, galleries, markets and live music livable cities’ survey, ahead of all other homes, and gambling dens have been for a weekend of skiing and snowboarding.
venues Australian capital cities. transformed into upmarket restaurants, or enjoy a fantastic week-long trip up north
> 30-minute bus ride to Bondi beach shops and galleries. Visitors can enjoy to Fraser Island, the Gold coast and Great
> one-hour train ride to bushwalking, In 2008, Sydney ranked as the world’s
the food and culture of the rocks or delve Barrier reef.
camping and rock climbing in the Blue best city for travellers for the seventh
into the history of its buildings and earlier
mountains consecutive year in Condé Nast Traveler For more information, visit:
occupants.
magazine’s readers’ choice Awards. www.utsunion.uts.edu.au
UTS
The Rocks Precinct
The Domain Parklands Sydney Harbour Bridge
Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney Opera House
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chooSe UTS
WHY STUDY
UTS provides high-quality,
career-relevant education
through innovative courses,
excellent teaching and state-
AT UTS
of-the-art facilities.
Photographer: Anthony Geernaert
innovATive And recogniSed TeAching eXcellence World-clASS fAciliTieS eXcellenT SUPPorT We’ve developed a reputation for research
coUrSeS our excellent teaching and learning UTS has a wide range of technologically UTS provides comprehensive support for in emerging fields, and have 25 established
UTS fosters innovation and academic standards have been consistently advanced facilities catering for your international students – from our dedicated research strengths covering business,
excellence across a diverse range of both recognised by the Australian Government. academic, social and sporting life at UTS International staff to english language creative and civil societies, environmental
traditional and emerging areas of study. In 2008, we were one of only two university. our lecture theatres are assistance and the enthusiastic Peer sustainability, health, and science and
our courses are continually updated to universities in the country to be rated in equipped with multimedia projection Network student volunteers. technology.
reflect relevant developments in research, Band A1 in all four discipline groups of the facilities. We have advanced remote Because our programs are taught by world-
many of the staff working at UTS
technology and industry, putting UTS Government’s 2008 learning and Teaching access computer networks and wireless class researchers and practitioners, you
International are from diverse cultural
students at the forefront of professional Performance Fund. UTS staff also received internet, as well as 24-hour access to will benefit from the best minds and most
backgrounds or have lived abroad, so we
knowledge for their study area. five citations for outstanding contribution to computer labs. current practices in your field.
understand the stress involved in moving
student learning in the 2008 learning and
many of our courses in Business, our recently-renovated science building to a new country and studying at a new
Teaching council Awards. collABorATive neTWorKS
Architecture and Building, engineering, has one of the largest concentrations of university. We will ensure that you receive
advanced analytical equipment outside the information and assistance you need for UTS has many high profile industry links, “Australia’s tertiary education system
IT and Science have accreditation with a cAreer-relevAnT edUcATion
wide range of professional associations industry in spacious, well-appointed a smooth transition to study at UTS and life providing students with networking is quality-driven. There are not too
UTS is a leading provider of professional, opportunities. We are a founding member many universities, allowing quality
and governing bodies, giving our students laboratories. We have remotely accessible in Sydney.
career-focused education. our courses will of the Australian Technology Network education to be concentrated in a select
the capacity to work internationally. For engineering and software labs and the
equip you with practical skills you can use We really look forward to seeing you at (ATN), an influential alliance of five leading
example, students graduating with a facilities available for our media production few institutions. Sydney is also one of
anywhere in the world. orientation and inviting you to attend the Australian technology universities building
Bachelor of engineering from UTS are and design students are state-of-the-art. the most beautiful places in the world,
Welcome to Study Abroad and exchange strategic partnerships undertaking
eligible for graduate membership of leading industry professionals help New photo media and editing facilities have which is another beneficial factor to
Party held each semester. solution-based research.
engineers Australia. This means their develop and review UTS courses to provide recently been installed and our audio labs studying here.”
degree will be recognised by all countries a balance between theory and practical will continue to expand over the next three For more information, see pages 16-17. UTS also collaborates with universities
application. our courses include major years. our nursing and midwifery labs are
Name: Christopher van Opstal
that are signatories to the Washington across Australia through six cooperative
Accord (currently canada, the US, the UK, projects, real-life case studies, extensive equipped for higher fidelity simulation of a reSeArch leAder Home country: Germany
research centres which bring together
Ireland, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand group work and field-trips which help range of clinical scenarios. ‘Practical innovation’ is how we describe Studying: Communication and Law
researchers from universities, government
and South Africa). students place their knowledge in a our approach to research. At UTS, we strive laboratories and industry to achieve real
professional context. UTS graduates to develop pioneering research solutions outcomes of national economic and social
are already familiar with their future which have a real impact on communities significance.
workplaces and experienced in applying both at home and abroad. In 2008, UTS
their technical knowledge to real-world attracted over A$32 million in competitive We are a founding member of the World
problems. Professional placement and external research funding. cities University Network, and one of
work-experience subjects equip students 22 elite universities affiliated with the
with valuable practical skills and the International Strategic Technology
beginnings of a professional resume, Alliance (ISTN).
distinguishing UTS students from
their peers.
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STUdy ABroAd And eXchAnge AT UTS STUdy oPTionS
choose from a diverse range of innovative and industry-relevant
subjects that will enhance your home degree and add an
international perspective to your studies.
BUSineSS deSign, ArchiTecTUre
www.business.uts.edu.au
UTS is accredited by
And BUilding
www.dab.uts.edu.au
AAcSB International - our courses give students the capacity to
the Association to work internationally through professional
Photographer: Anthony Geernaert Photographer: Anthony Geernaert
Advance collegiate recognition. An integral part of all courses “it’s an amazing experience being so
Schools of Business - an elite group that at DAB is the use of the latest technologies
makes up less than 10 per cent of the far away from home and knowing that
of practice. As such, DAB’s excellent
combining study with travel, cultural and social experiences, study abroad is a chance to increase world’s business schools. Accreditation resources assist our graduates to succeed
you are becoming someone and doing
your employability, build confidence and skills and explore your potential. confirms our commitment to quality something with your life. it’s a change
professionally as they have extensive
and continuous improvement through experience in using the equipment that of culture, of lifestyle, habits, and at
rigorous and comprehensive peer review, their careers require for future practice. the end that’s all that counts.
and demonstrates our commitment to “So far what i’m enjoying the most is
Through the UTS Study Abroad and viSiTing reSeArch STUdenTS Where yoU cAn STUdy
exchange program, you can complete one ProgrAm UTS city campus
being benchmarked against international
standards.
edUcATion the experience of living by the beach
or two semesters of study or research in The UTS city campus is in the heart of www.education.uts.edu.au and still being able to have the city just
If you are a postgraduate research student,
Australia and earn credit towards your Sydney, a five minute walk from central UTS:education has a strong, practice- a leap away. having the opportunity to
degree at your home university.
you may consider spending one or two
Station – Sydney’s major train and bus
commUnicATion oriented approach to learning with subjects grow not only in an educational way,
semesters at UTS to work on your research www.communication.uts.edu.au
station. From UTS you can stroll to the that prepare students for work in the full but also as an active person and, of
or enrol in coursework as a study abroad As one of Australia’s most established
STUdy ABroAd central Business District, chinatown, range of educational contexts, from school
student. This research opportunity is educators in communication, we provide course, i could never put aside the
Studying abroad can be one of the most Darling Harbour and the Queen Victoria to corporate and community education.
offered in all faculties provided academic a dynamic mix of cross-disciplinary and Subjects are delivered in a flexible manner,
shopping…
rewarding experiences of your life, but it supervision is available. Building in the hub of the city. Studying professional study that brings together involving face-to-face and interactive web- “After i got settled with a place to live,
can also be challenging to organise. We at UTS will place you at Sydney’s
The first step is to discuss the possibility of the best of contemporary and traditional based training. it didn’t take me long to find a
recommend that you discuss your study vibrant centre.
study abroad with your supervisor at your research in the field. part-time job. Also, when i graduate
abroad plans with an advisor at your home
institution before applying. It’s important to home institution. The city campus is home to We have cutting-edge production facilities, i hope to continue my studies here in
communication, Design, Architecture
check that your home institution will allow Students enrolled in the Visiting research equipment and software which production Sydney for a future specialisation.”
you to transfer credit for subjects studied and Building, postgraduate education, students can use. There are also new
Students Program pay study abroad engineering, Information Technology, Name: Carolina Cozumel Diaz Pallares
overseas. tuition fees. media and computing facilities that are only
International Studies, Nursing, midwifery Home country: Mexico
available to communication students.
For information on tuition fees and how to For full details on how to apply, visit and Health, law and Science, as well as the Studied: Medical Science
apply, see pages 20-21. www.uts.edu.au/international/ majority of our Business courses.
prospective/studying/abroad UTS Kuring-gai campus
gloBAl eXchAnge
our Kuring-gai campus is located in the
UTS has bilateral exchange partnerships lAngUAge ProgrAm beautiful Kuring-gai chase National Park,
with more than 160 universities in 29 As an exchange or study abroad student, only 30 minutes north-west of Sydney’s
countries, providing students from partner you can enrol in the Advanced Diploma in central Business District. Kuring-gai
universities with an opportunity to study at Australian language and culture (ADAlc) campus is home to undergraduate
UTS for a semester or two. As an exchange and receive credit towards your home education, and leisure, Sport and Tourism
student, your application will be managed degree. subjects.
by the international office at your home
institution. It is essential that your exchange The ADAlc provides english language Bus and train services travel to nearby
application be approved by your home development through the study of lindfield station, and there is a bus
institution before you submit it to UTS. Australian society and culture, and may be service from lindfield to the campus. UTS
undertaken over one or two semesters. The provides a free shuttle bus service that runs
While you won’t pay tuition fees at UTS, you program includes being ‘buddied’ with an regularly between the city and Kuring-gai
will still pay your regular tuition fees at your experienced UTS student for a week and campuses.
home university. excursions to places of cultural importance.
For a full list of partner institutions, please For full details, see page 11.
refer to page 22.
more details on how to apply and eligibility
as an exchange student can be found on
pages 20-21.
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AREAS OF STUDY
The following study areas are open to study abroad and exchange students. Popular subjects taken by
study abroad and exchange students are listed to give you a feel for what’s available. These are just a
snapshot of the full range of subjects. When completing your application, make sure you visit
www.handbook.uts.edu.au to view all subjects that are offered.
BUSineSS deSign, ArchiTecTUre & BUilding
Areas of Study Areas of Study
> Accounting Undergraduate courses:
> Advertising and promotions management > Architecture
> Banking > construction
> e-Business > Fashion and textile design
> economics > Industrial design
> Finance > Interior design
> Financial planning > Property economics
> Human resource management > Visual communication
> International business
Postgraduate courses:
> management
> Animation
> marketing
> Design
> Sport management and tourism
> Digital architecture
Popular Subjects > Property development
Subject no. Subject name > Project management
21129 managing People and organisations > Planning
engineering inTerAcTive mUlTimediA nUrSing, midWifery 24108 marketing Foundations Popular Subjects
21128 International Business
www.eng.uts.edu.au
UTS:engineering was ranked number
www.iml.uts.edu.au/courses
our subjects are interdisciplinary, drawing
And heAlTh 21555 Human resource management
Subject no. Subject name
www.nmh.uts.edu.au 11247 Architectural History and Theory: current
one in Sydney for teaching in the field of on computer studies, media studies, design 22107 Accounting for Business
UTS:Nursing, midwifery and Health is top events and Debates
engineering by the Australian Government’s studies, and other relevant disciplines. 27252 The Sport Industry
ranked in health teaching and learning in 88305 Photography 1: Documentation
national learning and Teaching They are designed to educate innovators 27765 event management
Australia1. We are leading the integration of 85506 Design Differences: Intercultural Asia
Performance Fund, 2008. and future leaders across the variety of 27184 Dimensions of Tourism
simulation technologies into undergraduate 88306 Textiles: Print
professions working in multimedia. nursing courses in the country, meaning 15146 Sustainable Urban Development
our undergraduate courses are recognised
internationally through accreditation by our graduates have plenty of hands-on commUnicATion
engineers Australia. our engineering inTernATionAl STUdieS experience. At postgraduate level, we
Areas of Study edUcATion
www.iis.uts.edu.au offer a range of cutting-edge courses
remote laboratory is one of the first of
UTS:International Studies offers courses for practicing health professionals, all > Public relations Areas of Study
its kind in the world, allowing students to
which combine the study of a country, its developed in consultation with our > Social inquiry
conduct physical experiments online from > music therapy
language and culture. We teach practical industry partners. > Information management
across the globe. > creative arts
language skills from beginner to advanced > creative writing
Australian Government learning and Teaching
1
> Special education
levels, emphasising the four key skills of > Journalism
informATion speaking, listening, reading and writing in
Performance Fund, 2008 and 2009.
> Film and video production
> Aboriginal education
> literacy and numeracy
Technology contexts that are relevant to the countries Science > New media
> Teaching english as a second language (TeSol) and
www.it.uts.edu.au where the languages are spoken. www.science.uts.edu.au > International perspectives
our undergraduate IT courses combine Teaching languages other than english (TloTe)
UTS:Science offers innovative research and > Advertising
> Adult and vocational education
technical computer science knowledge,
skills in information systems and industry
lAW teaching disciplines such as traditional > Australian studies
> organisational learning
www.law.uts.edu.au chinese medicine, biotechnology and > Indigenous studies
experience. courses address the IT > community education
UTS:law courses prepare you to initiate nanotechnology, as well as traditional areas > Social, political and historical studies
industry’s demand for a mix of business > Human resource development
and respond to critical developments in of scientific pursuit including physical, > cultural studies
and technical skills while also providing society – locally and internationally. our chemical, environmental, biomedical, > communication and information studies Popular Subjects
students with teamwork and problem- courses are academically rigorous and have health and mathematical sciences. Subject no. Subject name
solving skills. Project subjects that simulate Popular Subjects
direct relevance to professional practice. 13082 Aboriginal Social and Political History
the IT work environment consolidate the our environmental Science program Subject no. Subject name
UTS is the only university in Sydney to 13963 cultural Diversity at Work
real-world knowledge you gain through includes field trips to the desert landscapes 50497 Advertising Principles and Production
offer community-based assessment. This 13975 Designing and Developing Simulations and
your industrial training. of western NSW, the Great Barrier reef, 50184 Globalisation: Division and change
means you can complete a project for your Games
and the mountains of southern NSW. 50141 Australian History and Politics
assessment rather than doing an exam, 22203 HSIe Study 2: conflicts and resolutions
50128 media, Information and the law
which is great for your experience and our Biomedical Science course is 15144 education and cultural Diversity
50495 research and Writing for Public
your resume. accredited by the Australian Institute
communication
of medical Scientists (AImS). AImS
accreditation is recognised for employment
in medical laboratories in the UK and
the USA.
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engineering inTernATionAl STUdieS “nowadays it’s more important than ever to have some overseas experience before going
Areas of Study Areas of study out into the workforce. i chose Australia because i wanted an english-speaking country and
the UK is too close. i had been to Australia previously and knew that i liked it, so my decision
> civil > chinese
> civil and environmental > French
was made. Sydney is a great city. it’s so multicultural and there’s so much to do! UTS is
> computer systems > German located in the centre of the city, so everything you need is in front of you.
> construction > Italian “UTS is a great university. i’ve made use of a lot of the services they offer, for example
> electrical > Japanese elSSA which is the english language support centre. They helped me with academic writing
> materials > Spanish and the language in general. The computer lab facilities are also very impressive and the
> mechanical lecturers are very approachable.
Popular Subjects
> mechatronics
> Software Subject no. Subject name “i would say to any future student that this is a really good experience and, as they say in
> Structural 976001 Foundations in International Studies Australia, to go for it!”
> Telecommunications * language and culture 1 Name: Daniel Willinger • Home country: Germany • Studied: Engineering
> Water * contemporary Society
* There are multiple language and culture, and contemporary Society subjects offered.
Popular Subjects each is presented in relation to a specific country or language. For example, French
language and culture 1 or contemporary china.
Subject no. Subject name AdvAnced diPlomA in AUSTrAliAn lAngUAge And cUlTUre
48260 engineering Project management As an exchange or study abroad student, you can enrol in the Advanced Diploma in Australian language and culture (ADAlc) offered by the
48621 manufacturing engineering lAW UTS elSSA centre. Subjects undertaken in this university course will be credited towards your home university degree.
49048 Wireless Networking Technologies research Strengths
48350 environmental and Sanitation engineering The AdAlc is offered at this level:
48670 mechanical and mechatronic Design > Intellectual property/information technology law course IelTS ToeFl ToeFl ToeFl
> International law (academic strand) (Internet-based) (paper-based) (computer-based)
> Dispute resolution
ADAlc 5.0 – 6.0 64 – 80 510 – 550 180 – 213
informATion Technology > corporate governance
Areas of Study > commercial law
The ADAlc provides english language development through the study of Australian society and culture, and may be undertaken by
> Networking and mobility Popular Subjects students who:
> Software engineering Subject no. Subject name > are second language speakers of english
> Data mining 79203 Business law and ethics > have an english language test score lower than the UTS entry requirement
> e-Business technology 77885 legal Process and legal research There are two options for the length of program undertaken:
> IT management 76070 Biomedical law and Bioethics 1. study ADAlc for one or two semesters full time
> computer graphics and gaming 76006 Public International law 2. study ADAlc for one semester then take an IelTS or ToeFl test; if you meet the UTS entry requirements, you can enrol in UTS faculty
> Distributed knowledge and intelligence 76024 environmental law subjects for the second semester.
> Visual information processing
> Human-centred design The AdAlc is comprised of eight subjects:
nUrSing, midWifery & heAlTh
Popular Subjects Semester 1 Semester 2
Areas of Study 59302 Film and Popular culture 1 59303 Film and Popular culture 2
Subject no. Subject name
> medical surgical nursing 59304 english for Academic Purposes 1 59305 english for Academic Purposes 2
31061 Database Principles
> mental health nursing 59306 researching Australia 1 59307 researching Australia 2
31254 e-commerce
> Paediatric nursing 59308 Australian Society and culture 1 59309 Australian Society and culture 2
31266 Introduction to Information Systems
31258 Innovations for Global relationship management > Aged care
31270 Networking essentials > clinical education To facilitate learning about Australian culture, the elSSA centre arranges for each student to experience life at UTS and in Sydney through:
> clinical management > a one-week ‘shadowing’ program with a UTS buddy
> Health services management > a one-semester observation of a selected subject in a UTS faculty
inTerAcTive mUlTimediA > excursions to places of cultural importance.
Areas of Study Science The elSSA centre is one of the longest-established university language centres in Australia, with a first-class reputation for teaching and
> e-learning (in association with UTS:education) Areas of Study research. For further information, please visit www.elssa.uts.edu.au
> Interactive multimedia
> environmental science
Popular Subjects (postgraduate) > Biomedical science
Subject no. Subject name > Forensic biology EFFECTING CHANGE BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
95563 Digital media Development Process > Forensic chemistry With UTS sponsorship, Bachelor of Business student, deepa gupta is working to empower
95565 Digital Graphics and the Still Image > Biotechnology
the almost 700 million indians aged under 35 to take effective action against climate change.
95566 Digital Information and Interaction Design > marine biology
95568 Digital Sound and the moving Image > mathematics and finance A co-founder and executive director of the indian youth climate network (iycn), gupta’s
> mathematics and computing passion for sustainability began in 2006 when she enrolled at UTS and signed on to the enviro
> medical science collective – a UTS Students’ Association group dedicated to saving the environment.
> Nanotechnology in 2008, deputy vice-chancellor (resources), Patrick Woods, decided to sponsor deepa as a
> Physics
UTS student representative to international sustainability conventions.
> Traditional chinese medicine
Please note: Subjects with a practical component (such as > Urban ecology She recently travelled across india in a solar-powered electric car “visiting farms, villages,
nursing and teacher education) are restricted. Applicants’ slums and cities to create, communicate and celebrate climate solutions” as part of the
eligibility to enrol in these subjects will be assessed on an Popular Subjects
iycn’s climate Solution road Tour.
individual basis. Subject no. Subject name
35140 Introduction to Quantitative management deepa encourages students to make the most of their time at UTS inside and outside the
Subject availability may depend on semester and enrolment 35252 mathematical Statistics classroom. “Take every opportunity that comes your way, even if it seems small,” she says.
numbers. check with the faculty student centre about options if 65621 environmental chemistry “i started by signing up to the enviro collective and three years later i’m helping to build one
your preferred subject is not available. 65242 Principles of Forensic Science of the world’s largest youth movements.”
91107 The Biosphere
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STUdy oPTionS
DESIGN YOUR OWN STUDY PACKAGE
As a study abroad or exchange student, you can choose from hundreds of subjects, across a range
of disciplines. The sample study packages below are designed to show how you can tailor a cross-
disciplinary study program to suit your interests, develop a specialisation or give you an insight into
Australian culture.
AUSTrAliAn hiSTory & cUlTUre creATiviTy in The WorKPlAce
“The Australian education and curriculum is quite different from my home country. The
13082 Aboriginal Social and Political History 6 88305 Photography 1: Documentation 6 multicultural experience in every class is very unique. it brings different perspectives in
13982 Aboriginal cultures 6 50107 rethinking culture 6 every discussion that makes it more enriching and interesting. Also, it was interesting to see
85212 representing Aboriginal People, History and Place 6 27345 creating event experiences 6 things done the Aussie way, and to see things in the Australian perspective, which is at times
50109 Power and change in Australia 6 27115 Arts and entertainment management 6
different from my own.
Total credit points 24 Total credit points 24
“Since classes in uni aren’t every day, we get to have fun while studying instead of purely
studying the whole time.
lAW & BUSineSS PeoPle
“i was lucky enough to get a job, since i had a lot of spare time. it was a good way to spend
79203 Business law and ethics 6 13097 Human resource Development in organisations 6 my time, meet a lot of people and learn how to deal with them at the same time. i believe this
21128 International Business 6 21129 managing People and organisations 6
experience will also help me when i actually get a real job in the future.”
77716 International Trade law 6 50105 communication and Information environments 6
21193 Business Strategy 6 76007 Human rights 6 Name: Bea Katrina M. Rodriguez • Home country: Philippines • Studied: Business
Total credit points 24 Total credit points 24
AUSTrAliA & The ASiA-PAcific Science & engineering
25304 Asian-Australian economics relations 6 91107 The Biosphere 6
13963 cultural Diversity at Work 6 68075 Nanomaterials 6 indUSTry collABorATion, deSign innovATion
85506 Design Differences: Intercultural Asia 6 48331 mechanics of Solids 6 When School of design lecturers, Alison gwilt and Professor marie o’mahony, approached
22204 HSIe Study 3: multicultural Australia in its 48620 Fundamentals of mechanical engineering 6 the ripcurl surfwear company about collaborating on their recycling venture, Project
Asia-Pacific regional context, Implications Total credit points 24 Resurrection, third-year fashion and textile students reaped the benefits.
for Teaching 6 Students were exposed to innovative techniques and their creativity was challenged
Total credit points 24 For more information on credit points, please see page 14.
working with an unusual fabric: neoprene. Using old wetsuits and offcuts from the
Please note: Subjects with a practical component (such as nursing wetsuit production process, students were asked to design garments on the theme of the
mArKeTing & iT and teacher education) are restricted. Applicants’ eligibility to enrol exoskeleton.
in these subjects will be assessed on an individual basis.
31254 e-commerce 6 Utilising techniques such as layering, sewing, cutting and bonding, they created new
31266 Introduction to Information Systems 6 Subject availability may depend on semester and enrolment fabrics which they then incorporated into haute couture jackets of their own design.
24220 International marketing 6 numbers. check with the faculty student centre about options if As well as mastering new skills, the students produced some original and arresting
27116 e-marketing and management of Services 6 your preferred subject is not available. garments.
Total credit points 24
Seventeen of the 60 student works were displayed in the fashion Technology exhibition
held in UTS’s Tower building. coinciding with rosemount Australian fashion Week, the
PeoPle & evenTS mAnAgemenT exhibition gave students the opportunity to showcase their work to a wider audience from
21129 managing People and organisations 6 the fashion industry.
27765 event management 6
27103 olympic Games and mega events 6
27192 event Impacts and legacies 6
Total credit points 24
environmenT
76024 environmental law 6
21226 Sustainable enterprise 6
49278 Sustainability and the local environment 6
27327 Tourism and Sustainability 6
Photographer: Anthony Geernaert
Total credit points 24
inTernATionAl STUdieS (SemeSTer 2 only)
50184 Globalisation: Division and change 8
97401 Spanish language and culture 2 8
976451 contemporary Spain 8
Total credit points 24
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STUdying AT UTS
USeFUl INFORMATION
grAding SySTem of UTS SUBJecTS
Students are awarded one of the following grades after completing a subject.
result mark range explanation
H – High Distinction 85–100% Work of outstanding quality on all objectives
of the subject.
D – Distinction 75–84% Work of superior quality on all objectives
of the subject.
c – credit 65–74% Work of good quality showing more than AdvAncing roBoTicS
satisfactory achievement on all objectives A research team from UTS and
of the subject.
the University of new South Wales
P – Pass 50–64% Work showing a satisfactory achievement on
UTS Gallery beat some of the best robot teams
all objectives of the subject.
Z – Fail 0–49% Work showing an unsatisfactory achievement from across the globe at the world
coUrSeWorK informATion laboratory work and/or individual study. your university will send two academic on one or more objectives of the subject. championship for intelligent robots in
course load lectures, tutorials, seminars or laboratory transcripts to the international office at W - result Withheld July 2009.
Study abroad and exchange students sessions normally total between 12 and 24 your home university. The robocup rescue challenge involves
hours per week. note: Some subjects award only a Pass or Fail grade. Semester 1 results are
must enrol full-time. At UTS, the full-time Transfer of credit – Study Abroad both autonomous and remote controlled
released at the end of July, with Semester 2 results released at the end of December.
study load is usually 24 credit points per UTS automatically issues transcripts at the robots with the mission to navigate,
All UTS lecture theatres are equipped with
semester. credit points apply to all courses end of each semester. The transcript is a map out and find dummy victims placed
overhead projection facilities and most have
(except masters by thesis and Doctoral
video projection facilities, some of which record of subjects studied, final grades and UTS Key dATeS 2010 in a complicated environment which
programs) and represent a measure of the marks awarded. one original transcript is Semester 1 (orientation commences in february)
are connected to the University’s network simulates a disaster area.
student workload by subject. sent to each student’s home address. Upon
and the internet. Study Abroad exchange
request, an official copy of the transcript calling themselves cASualty, the UTS/
credit point system & research
Assessment of coursework UnSW team won first place in the
At UTS most subjects are worth 6 to 8 credit can also be sent to your home institution
Information about coursework assessment 15 December 2009 31 September 2009 closing date for Semester 1 Autonomy category, second place in
points. credit points represent a measure for credit transfer processing. Your home
is given to you in the first lecture of each 2010 application the mobility category and finished fifth
of the student workload by subject. institution will determine how credit will be
subject. regular written assignments, 15–26 February 15–26 February orientation program
transferred. overall against a field of 40 teams.
As a guide for European students: tutorial participation, practical work, 1 march 1 march Teaching commences
> 1 UTS credit point = 1.25 ecTS credits projects, short tests, seminar presentations UTS Study Abroad Program certificate 26–30 April 26–30 April Non-teaching week
The project has attracted both
> 6 UTS credit points = 7.5 ecTS credits and a final examination may form part of Students who successfully complete the 11 June 11 June Teaching ends undergraduate and postgraduate
> 8 UTS credit points = 10 ecTS credits the assessment. In some subjects, the final UTS Study Abroad program are issued a 12 June–2 July 12 June–2 July Formal examination period student participation, including
> 24 UTS credit points = 30 ecTS credits examination may be worth 20 to 60 per cent certificate of completion. This certificate is a “steady influx” of international
of the final subject grade. Some subjects issued with your academic transcript students, according to Senior research
As a guide for US students: have no final examinations. from UTS. Semester 2 (orientation commences in July)
> 6 UTS credit points = approx. 4 US fellow and cASualty team member,
credit Hours class sizes Study Abroad exchange Jaime valls miro. in particular, students
AcAdemic yeAr & research
> 8 UTS credit points = approx. 5 US class sizes vary depending on the enrolled in the postgraduate subject
The academic year is divided into two
credit Hours popularity of a subject and the nature
main semesters: Semester 1 from march 31 may 30 April closing date for Semester 2 Advanced robotics (49274) have
> 24 UTS credit points = approx. 15 or 16 of teaching (for example, teaching in 2010 application the opportunity to learn firsthand
to June, and Semester 2 from July to
US credit Hours computing laboratories requires smaller 26–30 July 26–30 July orientation program the problems and challenges in the
November. each semester has 14 weeks
class sizes). Normally, subjects involving 2 August 2 August Teaching commences robocup rescue competition and
Generally, study abroad and exchange of teaching.
tutorial classes have 15 to 25 students in a 27 Sept–1 oct 27 Sept–1 oct Non-teaching week
students enrol in three or four subjects at develop software for the robot.
classroom. lectures for some compulsory You are advised to arrive in Sydney at least 12 November 12 November Teaching ends
UTS per semester. subjects, especially those offered at two weeks before classes commence robotics students benefit from the
13 Nov–3 December 13 Nov–3 December Formal examination period
note: this should only be used as a guide. undergraduate level, may be held in large in order to participate in the new expertise of leading academics and
Please consult an academic advisor at your lecture theatres. students’ orientation program, enrol in Visit www.handbook.uts.edu.au/dates.html for more information. cutting-edge technology available
home institution to determine how your Transfer of credit – exchange
classes, and find and settle into suitable at UTS, as well as the collaborative
studies will be credited. accommodation. strength of the cross-institutional team.
As an exchange student, you will receive
System of teaching your academic transcripts from UTS UTS is one of three universities that
most UTS subjects are taught as a mix through your home institution. At the end are parties of the centre of excellence
of lectures and tutorials. Some subjects of each semester, the exchange officer for Autonomous Systems – one of the
incorporate seminars, presentations, responsible for exchanges to and from largest robotics groups in the world.
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ServiceS And SUPPorT STUdenT life
YoUr SUppORT NETwORk YoUr SOCIAL NETwORk
Studying overseas can be challenging as well as rewarding. UTS provides the support services you To thrive at university, it’s important to enjoy life beyond the
need to feel confident academically, personally and linguistically. classroom. making new friends and pursuing new interests are
some of the most rewarding experiences university has to offer.
And when it comes to graduate employment, many companies
orienTATion heAlTh The facilities include presentation and
will consider your extracurricular involvement as well as your
www.orientation.uts.edu.au www.ssu.uts.edu.au/health group discussion rooms, and silent study
To help you familiarise yourself with the medical services available on campus areas. library computers are also installed academic achievements.
University campus and meet staff and include general practitioner services, with chinese, Korean and Japanese
students, UTS runs an orientation program treatment of sporting injuries, women’s software. UTS social networks help provide you with the information,
just before the beginning of each semester. health, travel advice and vaccinations, and connections and support you need to succeed.
This program is designed to familiarise advice or assistance regarding a disability comPUTer fAciliTieS
new students with the University’s services or medical condition. UTS students have access to over 1300 “To be completely honest i chose UTS
and facilities. It’s also an excellent way to computers in 40 locations including the STUdenT ‘BUddy’ ProgrAmS The Union also provides great places to eat,
There is also a Traditional chinese www.ssu.uts.edu.au/networkcafe drink, relax, meet people, see live music based on its location in sunny Sydney
meet students and staff from Australia and library, as well as wireless internet access
medicine clinic within the Faculty of www.ssu.uts.edu.au/peernetwork and exercise. look out for Union cafés, over anything else in the beginning. it
overseas through social events such as the across the city and Kuring-gai campuses.
Science, offering acupuncture, herbal There are also specialised faculty computer Network café is a social program that bars, food court and fitness centre was only after i got here that i realised
International Students’ cocktail reception
and the Network café Welcome event.
medicine and massage. laboratories. most computer labs are open matches new international, study abroad on campus. what a great school it is. i’m really
from 8am to 10pm, with some open and exchange students with experienced enjoying the range of courses i am
UTS inTernATionAl coUnSelling Service 24-hours a day during semester periods. UTS buddies (Peer Networkers) so you have infUSion feSTivAl taking. i love the downtown campus
www.ssu.uts.edu.au/counselling someone to answer your questions, share www.ssu.uts.edu.au/infusion and how close to everything we are
www.uts.edu.au/international
UTS counsellors are university-trained SAfeTy And SecUriTy tips on local culture, practise new language Held in August each year, Infusion
The UTS International team can assist as students. i love living near Paddy’s
psychologists or social workers, skilled www.fmu.uts.edu.au/security skills, or just to hang out with. celebrates the cultural diversity of the UTS
you throughout the process of selecting market...it saves me a lot of money!
and experienced in helping students with UTS fosters a safe and secure environment community. The festival program includes
subjects, accepting your offer, preparing to The Peer Network is a group of experienced “orientation Week really impressed
a wide range of personal, relationship, for students, staff and visitors, with 24-hour live music, dance and other performances,
come to Sydney, arrival, and orientation. UTS students who understand the
psychological, study and administrative security assistance on and around campus, as well as food, competitions and an me and i can’t help but stress how
once you have arrived, we can assist you challenges that new students face. Peer
with settling in to your study program and
difficulties. Generalist counsellors and including accessible security offices, international markets day. Infusion helpful everyone was in setting me
learning Skills counsellors foster a Networkers forge connections with new showcases the talents of UTS students and
life in Sydney. regular patrols, an emergency telephone up for my semester. i took four of the
positive university experience for students, students through the orientation program staff, as well as the wider community.
network and closed circuit television help courses offered, including the
If you have any questions about studying at and nurture academic success. counselling and a variety of social events throughout
cameras. the semester. These connections can assist library tour, which i found very useful.
UTS, you can email services are free and confidential. cUlTUre And fAiTh i particularly liked o day, and signed
studyabroad.exchange@uts.edu.au you to access various University support www.ssu.uts.edu.au/chaplaincy
finAnciAl Advice services, meet other students and make up for a lot of clubs this semester. i
and ask us. Peer leArning www.ssu.uts.edu.au/fassist The UTS community consists of many
www.ssu.uts.edu.au/peerlearning strong links with the UTS community. different cultures and faiths. We have
even joined the Afl club, which i find
The Financial Assistance Service provides hilarious. i can’t wait to play some good
lAngUAge And STUdy SKillS U:PASS is a peer learning program a free, confidential service to help you facilities where students can celebrate and
www.elssa.uts.edu.au designed to assist students who are clUBS And SocieTieS worship together. There is a chaplaincy old Australian rules football!”
manage your money, give advice about www.utsunion.uts.edu.au
At the elSSA centre, you can develop your studying subjects which are perceived as scholarships and fees, tax information and service which includes Bahá’í, Buddhist, Name: Ricky Kruger
english language, writing and study skills difficult or historically have a high failure The UTS Union provides students with christian, Jewish and muslim chaplains.
emergency financial help. Home country: Canada
through short courses and workshops. rate. U:PASS leaders are trained senior social, cultural and sporting programs. lunchtime meditations are held throughout
Joining a club is one of the best ways Studied: Fashion
elSSA also provides individual assistance students who have previously completed SPeciAl needS the semester and are run alternately by
on academic writing and presentation. the subjects. They assist students in for international students to meet these chaplains. There are also a number
www.ssu.uts.edu.au/sneeds other students and feel supported and
study sessions. If you have a disability or an ongoing of clubs and societies which offer spiritual
UTS also has drop-in learning centres comfortable in a new environment.
medical condition which may affect your support.
which provide academic support to many international students join cultural
liBrArieS study, the Special Needs Service can
students in specific study areas, including societies such as the chinese, French, Halal food products are widely available in
www.lib.uts.edu.au provide information and advice on support
the chemistry learning resources centre, Indian, Japanese, malaysian, or Serbian Sydney and on campus.
The UTS library offers a wealth of scholarly services available to you. charges for these
education Study Skills Unit, engineering societies. There are also many sports-
and study support services, with more
learning and Design centre, mathematics
than 700,000 printed and audiovisual
services may be applicable. based clubs such as the Tae Kwon Do, Ski, STUdenTS’ ASSociATion
and IcT Study centre and Physics Gridiron or Soccer clubs, as well as social www.sa.uts.edu.au
publications as well as about 30,000 STUdenT omBUd’S office
learning centre. groups like the Anime club and religious- The Students’ Association represents all
full-text journals and more than 70,000 www.uts.edu.au/oth/ombuds based groups like the muslim club or the UTS students. Working within the Students’
electronic books available through its city
cAreerS Advice and Kuring-gai branches.
To ensure that all students receive fair christian Society. Association are overseas Student officers
www.ssu.uts.edu.au/careers and equitable treatment at UTS, we have – international students who volunteer
The UTS careers Service has been The International librarian is dedicated to established the Student ombud’s office. SociAl evenTS to represent and support international
nominated as one of the top four university helping international students and those This is a confidential, informal, impartial www.utsunion.uts.edu.au students at UTS. The Students’ Association
careers services in Australia1. It provides whose first language is not english. The and non-adversarial service to sort out any The UTS Union organises events where runs a food co-op where you can purchase
information and advice on career library runs training sessions to assist problems students may encounter with the you can socialise and network throughout fresh, organic fruit and vegetables, a
development issues, support with resume students in finding, using and organising procedures and processes of the University. the year, both on and off campus. These second-hand bookstore and publishes the
writing, practice interview techniques and information. The library website offers include orientation events, barbecues, campus student newspaper, Vertigo.
job search strategies. A jobs listing service 24-hour global access to the catalogue, band performances, a sport and
is also available. Australian and international databases. recreation program, outdoor cinema, trivia UTS Peer Networkers
1
Australian Association of Graduate employers ltd 2008 competitions, Fair Day and Amazing race.
Graduate recruitment Industry Awards
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AccommodATion coST of living
fEEl AT home
Geegal Gumal Ngurang Gumal Ngurang
UTS hoUSing Service > Gumal Ngurang is the newest UTS The suburbs surrounding UTS offer living coSTS ONGOING COST ESTIMATES
www.housing.uts.edu.au residence and is a modern eight-storey many rental and share-house properties. The table (right) details the approximate independent independent UTS UTS
email: housing.service@uts.edu.au apartment building with space for 253 Terraces, apartments, houses, studios and establishment and ongoing costs you may accommodation accommodation accommodation accommodation
The UTS Housing Service can help you students in a range of studio, one- townhouses are available within a short incur while studying at UTS in Sydney. This Weekly Annual Weekly Annual
with accommodation information, from bedroom and shared apartments distance of UTS. table should be used as a guide, as some
rent per person in A$180-$250 A$9,360 – A$160-$250 A$8,320 –
recommending initial temporary places to students spend more or less than others.
These residences are all secure, Share accommodation means you have shared accommodation A$13,000 A$13,000
stay, to permanent accommodation. within a short commute
competitively priced and convenient. most your own room and share a kitchen, living
The Housing Service provides an area and bathroom with other students or eSTABliShmenT coSTS to UTS
bedrooms are for one person, with shared
online listing service of private rental people who work. The establishment costs cover areas such
kitchens, bathrooms and living areas. All Groceries A$100 A$5,200 A$100 A$5,200
accommodation available for students. The as a rental accommodation bond (four
apartments are fully-furnished and rent Students who wish to live on their own
(eg. food, drinks,
listing service is an easy way to find share weeks’ rent), rent in advance, furniture, toiletries)
includes gas, electricity and water bills. You may choose a studio or one-bedroom
accommodation, apartments, houses and telephone and internet connection,
will need to provide your own bed linen and apartment, but these are more expensive Internet/Phone A$25 A$1,300 A$25 A$1,300
studios. The Housing Service can also help kitchenware and electricity connection. You
cooking equipment. rent fees are different than share accommodation. (mobile)
guide you with any concerns about your should expect to pay approximately A$4,000
for each residence, and there is a non-
rights as a tenant once you are housed. establishment costs for independent Gas/electricity A$15 A$780 n/a n/a
refundable application fee of A$80 (subject
accommodation and approximately A$1,000
to change). For more information, please Total estimated A$320 – A$390 A$16,640 - A$285– A$375 A$14,820 -
indePendenT AccommodATion for UTS-owned accommodation.
visit the Housing website ongoing costs: A$20,080 A$19,500
most international students rent www.housing.uts.edu.au
accommodation that is privately owned.
The UTS private listings service, other TemPorAry AccommodATion
property listings websites, campus student The Housing Service can advise you on
noticeboards and local newspapers all temporary accommodation options for your “Since i was young i always really wanted to go to Australia – probably because of the
feature many advertisements for rental arrival in Sydney. Information on available pictures i’d seen. So when i had the opportunity to go on exchange, i thought of Sydney.
accommodation and are a great way to find accommodation and how to use this service
somewhere to live. The Housing Service
“The life i live now is a bit more expensive than at home. going out is cheaper here, but i eat
can be found on the UTS International
can also help with costing inquiries. out a lot more than i normally would. every weekend i want to go out because i’m not here
website www.uts.edu.au/international/
prospective/about/housing.html long and i want to make it special.
UTS-oWned AccommodATion “you learn a lot about yourself on exchange. normally i don’t like to be alone, but i really
UTS owns four residences available to UTS long-Term AccommodATion enjoy living in Bondi and being able to walk down to the beach when i take a break from
students. These are Blackfriars, Geegal, Some international students plan to stay study. i’m enjoying a life without obligations.
Bulga Ngurra and Gumal Ngurang. All are with relatives or friends who live in Sydney.
close to the city campus. “i would recommend any exchange experience to other people, but UTS especially because
Sydney is a large city and travelling into
> Blackfriars is a small group of self- the centre of the city to attend classes at
i really like the programs, like network café and orientation. from the beginning everyone
contained rooms for postgraduate UTS can be expensive, time-consuming is welcoming and helps you find your way around. everyone is really helpful – even the
research students, in heritage buildings and tiring. It is a good idea not to make any teachers.”
> Geegal is a purpose-built group of permanent arrangement until you have Name: Saskia Willig
townhouses with space for 58 students lived in Sydney for some time to see if your Home country: the Netherlands
> Bulga Ngurra is a modern, five-storey living arrangement is practical. Studying: Law
apartment building with space for
111 students
Geegal
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enTry reqUiremenTS hoW To APPly
Study Abroad and exchange requirements hoW To APPly* – STUdy ABroAd & eXchAnge
Students who have completed one full year or more of study at a recognised institution
with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 on a 4 point scale may apply to join the UTS Study 1. SelecT yoUr SUBJecTS 3. SUBmiT yoUr APPlicATion, 4. receive yoUr APPlicATion
Abroad and exchange program. Although most students take 3 or 4 subjects inclUding docUmenTATion oUTcome
per semester to make up a full-time load eXcHANGe STUDeNTS: To your exchange Within three to four weeks of applying,
Students who have not completed one full year at a recognised institution may also apply
of up to 24 credit points, it is recommended adviser at your home institution. if successful, you will receive official
for admission if they meet university matriculation requirements.
that you list at least 6 subjects on your notification, including:
visiting research Students Program application for approval. Details of subjects STUDY ABroAD AND VISITING reSeArcH
> letter of offer and acceptance form
Special entry requirements are available on the UTS website at STUDeNTS:
> subject approval information (enrolment
Before submitting your application form, discuss the most relevant field of research for you www.handbook.uts.edu.au/subjects directly to UTS
will depend on scheduling and space
to undertake at UTS with your home university supervisor. contact the relevant faculty at http://timetable.uts.edu.au email: studyabroad.exchange@uts.edu.au
availability)
UTS to discuss your research interests and identify a supervisor. or mail to > online enrolment instructions
For each of your selected subjects check:
For more information, see Guidelines for Applying to the Visiting research Students > essential information for incoming
> Is the subject undergraduate or The Study Abroad or exchange officer
Program www.uts.edu.au/international/prospective/studying/visiting/abroad international students
postgraduate? UTS International
english language requirements > Are there any prerequisites? If so, University of Technology, Sydney once you accept your offer for the program
If you come from Germany, France, Austria, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden or the can you demonstrate that you meet the Po Box 123 you will be given the documentation needed
Netherlands, you are eligible to apply using alternative means of language assessment. To prerequisites? Broadway NSW 2007 to obtain a student visa and provided with
download the UTS english language Proficiency Assessment application form, visit > Is the subject offered in the correct Australia detailed arrival information.
www.uts.edu.au/international/docs/UTS-english-language-assessment.doc semester?
> Is the subject offered at the correct or * visiting research Students: for full
campus? application procedures, please visit
via a UTS agent. To view the full list
www.uts.edu.au/international/
engineering All other Programs of UTS agents, visit: www.uts.edu.au/
2. comPleTe The UTS prospective/studying/abroad
international/representatives/meetreps
ielTS (Academic Strand) 6.0 overall with a writing score of 6.0 6.5 overall with a writing score of 6.0 inTernATionAl non-degree
Toefl: Paper-based 550 overall with TWe of 4.5 575 overall with TWe of 4.5 APPlicATion form
computer-based 213 overall with essay rating of 4.5 231 overall with essay rating of 4.5 Fill in the application form at the back of
Internet-based 80 overall with a writing score of 21 90 overall with a writing score of 21 this prospectus
For details of exceptions, visit www.uts.edu.au/international/prospective/studying/abroad/entry.html or
Download the form at:
www.uts.edu.au/international/
For the english language requirements financial aid Please check this information and send
prospective/studying/abroad/docs/
of engineering programs studied in The availability of financial aid for studying inquiries to your local Australian embassy
application.pdf
combination with programs offered by other as a study abroad student at UTS should be or Australian High commission.
UTS faculties, refer to the relevant test discussed with the study abroad adviser at
For contact details and more information
score required for all other programs. your home institution.
on visas, visit www.immi.gov.au
In some countries the Australian embassy fees and scholarships
health cover
may have different english language For more information about fees and
overseas Student Health cover (oSHc)
requirements for those seeking a student scholarships, visit
is a compulsory Australian Government
visa. check with your nearest Australian www.uts.edu.au/international/
requirement for student visa applications
embassy or Australian High commission prospective/studying/abroad/fees.html
to Australia. The oSHc premium must be
before registering for an english language refund of fees paid to UTS before you can receive your
test. For contact details, visit For a summary of the UTS policy, visit confirmation of enrolment (coe) and obtain
www.immi.gov.au www.uts.edu.au/international/ your visa. oSHc Fees for 2010 are $200 per
Application deadlines prospective/studying/fees/policy.html semester.
STUDY ABroAD & VISITING reSeArcH visas and working Swedish and Norwegian students who have
STUDeNTS As an international student, you must health cover in their home countries may
Semester 1 – 15 December 2009 obtain a student visa before you can be exempt from oSHc. To obtain detailed
Semester 2 – 31 may 2010 begin study in Australia. If you are given information on what is included in oSHc,
eXcHANGe STUDeNTS permission to work, restrictions will be visit www.health.gov.au/internet/main/
Semester 1 – 31 August 2009 placed on the number of hours you will publishing.nsf/content/privatehealth-
Semester 2 – 31 march 2010 be allowed to work in a week. This varies consumers-overseascover.htm
based on the kind of visa you hold, however,
2010 tuition fees per semester the following is usually allowed: You may wish to consider obtaining
Study abroad A$9,048* additional health insurance for items not
Visiting research A$9,048* Allowable work hours included in oSHc.
exchange students regular fees During semester
paid two home A maximum of 20 hours a week, not
institution including work that is a formal registered
part of your course
*Please note: This is a flat fee for up to 24
credit points of study. Students undertaking During recognised vacation periods
additional credit points will incur additional unlimited hours
fees. Higher fees may be charged for
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TU Delft University of North carolinat Asheville
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SoUTh KoreA
University of Texas at Austin
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Fachhochschule Aachen partners please visit: http://sitesearch.uts.edu.
la Universidad de Navarra
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la Universidad de la rioja
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