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 WELCOME

“Our strong partnerships with
industry and professional
bodies produce courses
that are innovative, industry
relevant and cutting-edge.”
I’m pleased to introduce you to the UTS
Study Abroad and Exchange program
– a world-class educational experience
providing opportunities to broaden your
academic, personal and professional
horizons. The UTS Study Abroad and
Exchange program offers an excellent
education at one of Australia’s quality
teaching universities, combined with
a rich, exciting learning experience in
Australia’s global city – Sydney.
UTS welcomes more than 1000 study
abroad and exchange students each
year from around the world. It’s always
pleasing to see the significant cultural
and linguistic diversity of students
who choose to study abroad at UTS.
With around 40,600 students from 120
different countries, UTS is a reflection
of Sydney’s multicultural diversity.
A place in the UTS Study Abroad and
Exchange program offers you an
internationally respected education.
Our strong partnerships with industry
and professional bodies produce
courses that are innovative, industry
relevant and cutting-edge.
Our international standing is reflected
in our university rankings, which
include being named among the top 50
universities worldwide for ‘international
outlook’ by Times Higher Education.
UTS also ranks first in Australia in the
‘QS top 50 under 50’ and Times Higher
Education’s ‘Top 150 under 50’.
Students at UTS benefit from learning
and collaborating in state-of-the-art
facilities, which provide a vibrant
campus environment where students
can collaborate, study and relax.
Located in the heart of Sydney, UTS is
also in easy walking distance to Sydney
CBD and Central Station, Sydney’s
major transport hub.
As you read through this course
guide, you will discover the benefits of
studying at UTS and living in Sydney
– where you can enjoy a world-class
education in the heart of one of the
world’s great global cities.
I look forward to seeing you on campus
in the near future.
Professor William R Purcell
Deputy Vice-Chancellor and
Vice-President
(International and Advancement)

UTS has committed to a 30 per cent reduction in
greenhouse gases (from 2007 levels) by 2020/21.
You’ll be happy to know that this course guide has been
produced using environmentally friendly, vegetable-based
ink, and is is printed on environmentally friendly paper.
For more information, visit
www.sustainability.uts.edu.au
UTS is a member of the Australian Technology Network (ATN), an influential alliance
of five distinctive and prominent Australian universities located in each mainland
state. ATN is committed to forging 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; and continues to champion the principles of
access and equity that have ensured its members are the universities of first choice
for more students.

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 CONTENTS

About Sydney 4-5

About UTS 6-7

Your program options 8-9

Study areas at UTS 10-17

Choosing your subjects 18

Credit, classes and assessment 19

Services and support 20-21

Your social network 22

Campus and facilities 23

Living in Sydney 24-25

Sydney events calendar 26-27

How to apply 28-29

Exchange partners 30-31

UTS KEY DATES

UTS Autumn session UTS Spring session
(Northern Hemisphere Spring) (Northern Hemisphere Autumn/Fall)
Orientation & Preparation week(s) Feb^ / Mid-March Late July
Main teaching session March - June July - November
Mid-session break April September
Exams June - July October - November
APPLICATION DEADLINES
Study abroad and exchange applications 30 November 30 April
UTS Housing guaranteed place* 30 November 15 June

* For details, see page 24.

^ Some Teacher Education students will operate on an alternative calendar (Calendar B). For more details,
see page 12 of this guide.
For all official UTS dates, visit the UTS website and search Principal Dates or Academic Dates.
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STUDY IN THE
HEART OF SYDNEY
UTS is located in the heart of Sydney, one
of the world’s most vibrant cities. With
its famous harbour and sandy beaches,
national parks, and suburbs with their
own unique identity, you will have plenty to
explore. The UTS campus is in easy walking
distance to Central Station and the Sydney
CBD, and easily accessible by bus and train
from surrounding suburbs.
A mild climate allows Sydneysiders to
enjoy the natural environment and outdoor
leisure activities, throughout the year. And
to celebrate its cultural diversity, Sydney
offers a rich calendar of cultural activities,
festivals, entertainment and sporting events.
SYDNEY FACTS
>> 4.8 million population (Greater Sydney)
>> 4th MOST LIVEABLE CITY IN THE
WORLD FOR STUDENTS, according
to the QS Best Student Cities 2016
>> 7th MOST LIVEABLE CITY
Economist Intelligence Unit
Liveability Ranking 2015
>> 6th SAFEST CITY
Economist Intelligence Unit
Safe Cities Index 2015
>> WORLD’S FRIENDLIEST CITY FOR
TRAVELLERS
according to Condé Nast Traveler
magazine’s Readers’ Choice Awards, 2015
>> 2015 IFEA World Festival &
Event City Award Recipient
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UTS IS:
5 minutes’ walk to Central
Station and Chinatown.
10 minutes’ walk to cinemas,
theatres, cafes, galleries,
markets and live music venues.
10 minutes by train to the
Opera House.
TOP 10 THINGS TO DO AROUND
SYDNEY
30 minutes by public transport
to Bondi Beach.
1. C
 ruise on Sydney Harbour – catch
a ferry to Manly for fish and chips.
90 minutes by train to
2. V
 isit the Sydney Opera House bushwalking, camping and rock
for a performance or just to climbing in the Blue Mountains.
enjoy the spectacular view.
3. E
 xplore the buzzing markets
in and around Sydney – from
gourmet food to fashion.
4. W
 ander through the Royal Botanic
Gardens and marvel at the view
from Mrs Macquarie’s Chair.
5. C
 atch a wave at the famous Bondi
Beach (remember to swim between
the flags!) or walk along the coastal
track from Bondi to Coogee.
6. W
 alk across the Sydney Harbour
BARBARA MENDOZA
Bridge and admire the breathtaking
view (or climb it if you dare!). “I simply love Sydney because I think it’s the
perfect combination between the city and
7. V
 enture to the Blue Mountains for
the beaches. I love going over to the beaches
bushwalking and spectacular scenery.
whenever I don’t have class - it’s really beautiful.
8. E
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I love being in the heart of the city at UTS. Living
animals, and enjoy the views
nearby is really good because all the buses and
from Sydney’s Taronga Zoo.
the trains leave from this area, and you can walk
9. W
 atch a game of cricket or tennis, anywhere as well. There are lots of coffee shops,
rugby league, AFL or soccer – for the and malls, and places to go.”
best atmosphere, go with a fan.
Home country: Mexico
10. Visit the nearby Hunter Valley, Studied: Business
South or Central Coast for an
adventure outside of Sydney.
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WHERE WILL I STUDY?

The UTS campus is in the heart of Sydney,
a five-minute walk from Central Station
– Sydney’s main train and bus station.
Our central location means you can easily
access Sydney attractions, entertainment
and essential services from our
campus doorstep. SYDNEY'S CLIMATE IS MODERATE
The university is located within Sydney’s Celsius °C Fahrenheit °F Sunny days
digital creative industries precinct, close
to major design, architecture, advertising,
fashion and media businesses, and film CLIMATE - AVERAGE
and television broadcasters. More than TEMPERATURES
40 per cent of Australia’s creative and
digital businesses are located in Sydney. Autumn March – May 11–24 52–75 59
The highest density of technology start-ups Winter June – August 9–17 49–63 63
in Australia is also based in the suburbs
surrounding UTS, meaning you’ll be part
Spring September – November 11–24 52–75 61
of a thriving entrepreneurial community. Summer December – February 17–26 63–79 60

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SYDNEY’S CITY UNIVERSITY
UTS is a modern university, offering one of the largest student
mobility programs of any Australian university.
We provide a hands-on style of teaching and learning that builds practical
skills and academic knowledge. With our focus on creativity and innovation,
studying at UTS will challenge you to think critically and learn actively.

UTS STUDENT DIVERSITY

>> 45 per cent of students come from
a non-English speaking background
>> 48 per cent of students were born
outside Australia
>> 130 languages other than English
are spoken by the student body

AREAS OF STUDY
UTS offers undergraduate, postgraduate
and research programs in:
>> Analytics and Data Science
>> Business
>> Communication
>> Creative Intelligence and Innovation
>> Design, Architecture and Building
>> Education
>> Engineering
>> Health
>> Information Technology
>> International Studies
>> Law
>> Pharmacy
>> Science
Note: UTS cannot guarantee that all subjects and study areas listed
above will be available for study abroad and exchange students.
Please check with the UTS Study Abroad and Exchange team for
WENDELIEN BAKELAAR more information.
There’s a huge exchange student network here
and it’s such a strong community. It’s nice because
it makes you feel at home if you actually recognise
people when you walk to and from university.
I also enjoy the exchange life itself - being able to travel
around and see how different things work. It’s also
beneficial because I want to work abroad in the future, so I
get to see how different universities approach things, which
will be reflected in the business culture of that country too.
Home country: The Netherlands
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 2015 SNAPSHOT OF UTS

SYDNEY’S
ABOUT
40,645 s tudents enrolled at UTS onshore and
outside Australia

UTS
1095 incoming study abroad and exchange students

CITY UNIVERSITY
11,420 international students

1390 UTS students studying overseas on exchange or

study abroad

28,050 students enrolled in undergraduate courses

11,000 postgraduate coursework students

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1625 research students

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UTS QS WORLD
UNIVERSITY
SUBJECT RANKINGS

RANKINGS TOP > NURSING (20th)

> ART AND DESIGN (31st)

50
> LAW (41st)
> ACCOUNTING AND

TOP 400 TOP FINANCE (49th)

SHANGHAI
JIAO TONG 250 TOP 101-150
> ENGINEERING - CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL
ACADEMIC TIMES HIGHER > ENGINEERING - ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC
EDUCATION
RANKING OF WORLD
> ENGINEERING - MECHANICAL, AERONAUTICAL
AND MANUFACTURING
WORLD UNIVERSITY
> ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

UNIVERSITIES RANKINGS
TOP 51-100
46 200 MOST > BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES
> COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA STUDIES
INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITIES > COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS
TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION > ECONOMICS AND ECONOMETRICS

1 (AUSTRALIA) 1 (AUSTRALIA)
21 (GLOBALLY) 14 (GLOBALLY)
THE TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION (THE) TOP 100 UNDER 50 UNIVERSITIES QS TOP TOP 50 UNDER 50

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YOUR PROGRAM OPTIONS
We offer a variety of study abroad and exchange options ranging from
full-time English-language courses through to coursework programs
of one or two teaching sessions and up to four teaching sessions for
postgraduate research.
Whether you’re interested in enrolling in standard classes, conducting
research or improving your English, you’ll find a program to suit your needs.

THINKING OF TAKING OPTION 2

A GAP YEAR?
As a high school graduate, you may be able
to join the study abroad program at UTS before
you commence university in your home country!
To see if you meet the entry requirements, refer
to page 28 of this guide.
For information on fees, entry requirements and
how to apply, see pages 28-29.
OPTION 1
STUDENT
EXCHANGE
>> open to eligible students who
are enrolled at an official UTS
exchange partner institution
>> enrol in full-time studies and gain credit
at UTS for one or two sessions with
the approval of your home institution
>> you are not required to pay tuition
fees to UTS, but may still have to pay
regular fees at your home university
>> discuss your study plan with your
home university academic adviser and
our team will be happy to assist you
with the subject approval process
>> once your home institution has
approved your exchange, they will
submit your details to us on your behalf
STUDY ABROAD
>> open to all students from any
recognised university or college
>> enrol in full-time studies and
gain credit at UTS for one or
two sessions with the approval
of your home institution
>> pay a flat fee to cover the cost
of tuition
>> discuss your study plan with your
home university academic adviser and
our team will be happy to assist you
with the subject approval process
>> apply to UTS directly or through one
of our official student recruitment
agents or a UTS representative
in your home country
OPTION 3
STUDY ABROAD 18
>> identical to Study Abroad in most
respects, Study Abroad 18 offers
you the chance to study a reduced
number of credit points (18 per
teaching session rather than the
usual 24) and pay a lower tuition fee
>> the lighter study load and lower
costs make Study Abroad 18
an excellent way to experience
more of Australian culture

For information on fees, entry requirements and how to apply, see pages 28-29
www.studyabroad-exchange.uts.edu.au

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OPTION 4
VISITING RESEARCH
STUDENTS
PROGRAM
>> open to all graduate level research
students enrolled in a master’s
by research degree or PhD at any
recognised university or college
>> you can apply to undertake
supervised research at UTS for one
to four teaching sessions, with the
approval of your home institution
>> you are required to pay a flat fee to UTS to
cover the cost of supervision and tuition
>> discuss your research plans with
your home university supervisor
>> you should then make contact with
an appropriate supervisor at UTS
OTHER STUDY ABROAD
OPTIONS AT UTS
UTS may also offer specialised study abroad
programs from time to time.
Visit our website to view all study abroad options
available
www.studyabroad-exchange.uts.edu.au
YOUR PROGRAM OPTIONS
OPTION 5
AUSTRALIAN
LANGUAGE AND
CULTURE STUDIES
>> open to students who do not meet
the required English language
level to enrol in other UTS study
abroad and exchange programs*
>> allows you to complete full-time studies
that will develop your English language
skills through the study of Australian
language, society and culture
>> you can enrol in full-time studies at UTS
for one or two teaching sessions with
the approval of your home institution
>> taught on campus by UTS faculty staff
>> students who enrol in this program for
two teaching sessions may choose to
take an IELTS test at the end of their
first session to see if they are eligible to
transfer into a different study abroad or
exchange option for their second session
* The minimum English proficiency requirement for the Australian
Language and Culture Program is IELTS 5.0 (all bands) or TOEFL
Internet Based Test 35 and above.
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STUDY AREAS AT UTS

UTS BUSINESS SCHOOL

www.business.uts.edu.au/future
Experience the rigour of contemporary STUDY AREAS
business as you take on complex >> Accounting
business problems of real clients through >> Economics
in-class case studies. UTS Business >> Events Management
School embraces integrative thinking, >> Finance
ethical decision-making and corporate >> Financial Services
sustainability within our programs to equip >> Human Resource Management
students for a multi-dimensional and
>> International Business
rapidly changing professional landscape.
>> Management
One of a select number of business schools >> Marketing
worldwide accredited by the Association NATALIE SALEMINK
>> Marketing Communications
to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business “I love the cutting-edge attitude at UTS -
>> Sport Business t’s all about innovation, collaboration and
(AACSB), UTS Business School is ranked
>> Tourism Management world-class lecturers. I really enjoy being
49th in the world for ‘Accounting &
Finance’ and in the top 100 for ‘Business challenged every day; whether that’s
& Management Studies’ in the QS World collaborating with people from diverse
University Rankings 2016. backgrounds or being prompted to
push yourself in your learning.”
Home country: The Netherlands
Studied: Business

IN 2015, UTS BUSINESS SCHOOL HAD:

10,925 students

NICOLINE FALCON
“On top of keeping me abreast with
the constant development of digital
communication, I also found myself working
with relevant cases and clients throughout
the teaching sessions. Therefore my
IN 2015, UTS ARTS AND SOCIAL
experience became even more relevant and
SCIENCES HAD:
I learned a lot about how communication,

5005
marketing and PR works ‘in the real world’.”
students Home country: Denmark
Studied: Communication Management
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 STUDY AREAS AT UTS
DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE &
BUILDING
www.dab.uts.edu.au/future
Become part of an active and creative STUDY AREAS
environment that drives student success. >> Animation
Our courses and subjects have a global >> Architecture
perspective and are renowned for their
>> Construction Project Management
innovative and practical application. Our
>> Fashion and Textile Design
teaching staff are at the forefront
>> Integrated Product Design
of international trends.
>> Interior and Spatial Design
Benefit from research-integrated learning >> Landscape Architecture
in state-of-the-art facilities, including >> Photography and Situated Media
computer labs and the only university-based >> Property Economics
Motion Capture Laboratory in Sydney. >> Visual Communications
UTS is ranked 31 in the world for ‘Art & MASTER’S LEVEL COURSES
Design’ according to QS World University
Subject Rankings 2016. >> Architecture
>> Design
>> Planning
>> Project Management*
>> Property Development
>> Real Estate Investment
* Work Experience requirements may apply

IN 2015, DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE

& BUILDING HAD:

4220 students

BOLOR AMGALAN
“UTS’s practical and experimental
approach to design and the tutors’
passion for teaching really pushes us in
COMMUNICATION our own work. Having access to amazing
facilities at UTS including laser-cutter,
www.communication.uts.edu.au/future 3D printer and a well-equipped textiles
studio further facilitated this.”
Join one of Australia’s most established STUDY AREAS Home country: Mongolia
and respected schools of communication. >> Aboriginal Studies Studied: Design (Fashion and Textiles)
Taught by industry-respected lecturers, you >> Advertising
will explore emerging fields and engage >> Creative Writing
with innovation and culture through a cross- >> Digital and Social Media
disciplinary mix of learning and research. >> Gender Studies
Access digital media production facilities, >> Information Design
equipment and the latest software, and >> Journalism
gain practical experience on campus >> Media Studies
through 2SER radio station and >> Music and Sound Design
publications such as Reportage and
>> Public Relations
the annual UTS Writer’s Anthology.
>> Screen Studies
UTS is ranked in the top 100 universities >> Social and Political Sciences
in the world for ‘Communication & Media >> Video Production
Studies’ according to QS World University
Rankings by Subject 2016.
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STUDY AREAS AT UTS
EDUCATION
www.education.uts.edu.au/future
With a strong, practice-oriented approach IN 2015, UTS ARTS AND
to learning, UTS prepares you to work in SOCIAL SCIENCES HAD:
the educational contexts of primary and
secondary school, and language, literacy
and numeracy education, and in learning 5005 students
and leadership. Benefit from innovative and
interdisciplinary research, and learn from
highly respected educators.
Develop a strong blend of vocationally
relevant skills including the ability to think
constructively – a skill that’s transferable to AIKKA WATANABE
any job or discipline. “UTS helps you to persevere with your
studies and they challenge you in all
UTS Education is ranked in the top 200 in the
the right ways. I enjoy the hands-on
QS World University Subject Rankings 2016.
component of my course, and the
STUDY AREAS professors are approachable and
>> Primary Education really helpful.”
>> Secondary Education Home country: Japan
>> Teaching English as a Second Studied: Education
Language (TESOL)
>> Applied Linguistics
>> Learning and Leadership
Note: The UTS Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences may accept exchange and study
abroad students for coursework subjects in Education, but never teaching placements.
Note: UTS has a new academic calendar. Teacher Education students will operate
on an alternative calendar (Calendar B) that meets their accreditation and practicum
needs. For more information, visit www.uts.edu.au/current-students/2016-
newacademic-calendar/key-dates
VADIMS BRODSKIS
“I was very impressed with the quality of
the technology here. We’ve got brand
new machines, very fast and very good.
When I studied networking we had
routers and connection cables,
and it was all high tech.”
Home country: Latvia
Studied: IT

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
www.it.uts.edu.au/future
A leader in practice-based IT education in
Australia, our courses are regularly updated
to reflect this rapidly changing industry. You
will develop a strong mix of business and
technical skills, and learn how to work as
part of a team.
UTS: IT is a Cisco Regional Academy and
has four specialist internetworking labs
resourced with the latest equipment from
Cisco Systems.
UTS: IT is ranked in the top 100 universities
in the world for ‘Computer Science and
Information Systems’ in the QS World
12 University Subject Rankings 2016.
STUDY AREAS
>> Business Analysis
>> Computer Science, Data
Mining and Data Analytics
>> Games Development
>> Information Systems
>> IT Management and Leadership
>> Multimedia and Graphics
>> Software Development and Programming
>> System Design and Analysis
>> Web and Cloud Computing
 STUDY AREAS AT UTS
ENGINEERING
www.eng.uts.edu.au/future
UTS offers a research-inspired education in STUDY AREAS
engineering, with practical course content >> Biomedical
that is current and relevant to today’s world. >> Civil
You will have access to advanced facilities >> Civil and Environmental
such as the world-leading Engineering >> Computer Systems
Remote Laboratory, where you can conduct >> Construction
experiments in real time, from anywhere at >> Data
any time, using state-of-the-art equipment.
>> Electrical
Our new environmentally sustainable >> Environmental
building also features a 3D data >> Mechanical
visualisation arena and Software >> Mechatronics
Development Studio.
>> Software
In the 2016 QS World University Subject >> Structural
Rankings, UTS: Engineering is ranked >> Telecommunications
in the top 150 for ‘Civil and Structural
Engineering’, ‘Electrical Engineering’ and
‘Mechanical Engineering’.

IN 2015, UTS ENGINEERING AND

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY HAD:

8515 students

MONICA GEORGE
IN 2015, UTS ENGINEERING AND “The people in my faculty are very
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY HAD: down-to-earth and knowledgeable.
The lecturers make it so much fun -

8515 students
they try to mix it up and find different
ways to teach. And they love what
they’re doing - they’re really
passionate and it shows.”
Home country: India
Studied: Engineering
Management

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program. Learn global, political, economic >> French Language and Culture

and cultural processes and theories
involved in your area of professional
specialisation. Combine the study of a
country with practical language skills and
deeper cultural knowledge.
We offer Language and Culture subjects
from beginner through to advanced levels.
Students may be required to take a test for
placement into the correct language level.
IN 2015, UTS ARTS AND SOCIAL
SCIENCES HAD:
5005 students
>> German Language and Culture
>> Italian Language and Culture
>> Japanese Language and Culture
>> Spanish Language and Culture
>> Foundations in International Studies
>> Contemporary Canada (Quebec)
>> Contemporary China
>> Contemporary France
>> Contemporary Germany
>> Contemporary Italy
>> Contemporary Japan
>> Contemporary Latin(o) Americas
>> Contemporary Spain
>> Contemporary Switzerland
>> Globalisation
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JULES STRIFFLER
“What I like about my course is that
the students are engaged and the
teaching staff are skilled. I’m learning
another way to approach international
relations. Now I can compare how it is
taught abroad and change my previous
understanding.”
Home country: France
Studied: International Studies

IN 2015, UTS HEALTH HAD:

HEALTH
www.health.uts.edu.au/
future
Gain a globally relevant education with an
excellent mix of practice and theory that
provides you with the skills and knowledge
needed to work in a range of health care
contexts.
Engage with the latest developments in
contemporary healthcare and the health
and fitness industry and learn from
expert staff, many of whom are renowned
researchers in their field and are shaping
current and future practice in these
industries.
UTS Health is ranked 20 in the world for
Nursing in the QS World University Subject
Rankings 2016.
STUDY AREAS
>> Sport and Exercise Management
>> Sport and Exercise Science
>> Health Science
>> Public Health
>> Health Services Management
>> Primary Health Care
3760 students
ANTHONY SUMAH
“In every subject you have the
opportunity to interact with industry
leaders in those particular fields.
They come in for workshops and
have discussions; it gives you the
opportunity to work with them
and I think that’s quite important.
We’re also given the opportunity
to undertake projects in real life
health sectors, like local Australian
health districts, so we’re doing real
planning that isn’t abstract.”
Home country: Ghana
Studied: Health Services
Management and Planning
Note: The UTS Faculty of Health may accept
exchange and study abroad students for
coursework subjects in Nursing, but not clinical
placements. Check with your home institution to
see whether there is an arrangement in place.

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LAW
www.law.uts.edu.au/future
Learn the reality of legal practice from
internationally recognised academics,
researchers and practitioners who offer
current industry perspective and knowledge.
Connect with your peers and improve
your study skills via our comprehensive
mentoring programs, designed to support
the needs of international law students.
You will study in modern, dedicated law
facilities and develop graduate attribute
skills that prepare you to thrive and succeed
in your future professional career.
UTS is ranked 41 in the world for Law
according to QS World University Rankings
by Subject 2016.
STUDY AREAS AT UTS
STUDY AREAS
>> Banking and Financial Regulation
>> Corporate, Commercial and Tax Law
>> Criminal Justice and Criminology
>> Dispute Resolution
>> Family Law, Health Law and Policy
>> Intellectual Property, Media
and Communications
>> International Law, Human
Rights and the Environment
>> Law and Regulation
>> Public and Private Law

IN 2015, UTS LAW HAD:

2695 students JEROME GERMAIN

“In tutorials we are led through working
groups that teach you collaborative
skills. It’s essential to have those skills
before getting into practice, because
you’re never going to be working on
your own. The Law Building is also a
particularly good facility for late night
studies, because you have access to
those rooms at any time you wish,
it’s open 24/7.”
Home country: France
Studied: Professional Legal Practice

PHARMACY
Note: If you are from Germany and you
spend one or two teaching sessions at
UTS as part of your LLM degree, you
may be given credit for your exchange
www.uts.edu.au/ if you decide to come back to UTS
to complete your degree.
future-students/pharmacy
UTS offers cutting-edge and practice-
based graduate entry pharmacy education
and research. Integrated problem-based
learning, simulated environments and
interdisciplinary workshops are used to
help students apply the theory they learn
and build their considerable skill set.

STUDY AREAS
>> Health Policy IN 2015, UTS PHARMACY HAD:
>> Pharmaceutical Science
>> Pharmacy
Note: The UTS Graduate School of Health will only
125 students
accept exchange and study abroad students for
coursework subjects in Pharmacy on a case-by-case
basis. Check with your home institution to see whether
there is an arrangement in place.

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STUDY AREAS AT UTS
SCIENCE
www.science.uts.edu.au/future
Experience practice-oriented learning with Agilent Technologies and CSIRO,
solution-driven approaches and exposure Australia’s national science agency.
to laboratory, clinical and field work. Benefit
from world-class facilities and technologies STUDY AREAS
including a new Super Lab, one of a kind >> Advanced Materials
in Australia, and equipped to teach more and Data Science
than 200 students at once running different >> Analytics
experiments concurrently. Learn forensic >> Applied Chemistry
science in a unique Crime Scene Simulation >> Applied Physics
Lab or experience the DeltaVision OMX >> Biomedical Physics
Blaze – the world’s first imaging system >> Biomedical Science RAKA SWASTIKA
(super microscope) for studying cell >> Biotechnology “The facilities at UTS are awesome,
biology of living microorganisms at >> Environmental Biology especially the new buildings and
super-resolution. >> Environmental Biotechnology laboratories. I had a subject in Crime
UTS Science courses are regularly >> Environmental Sciences Scene Investigation and used the
reviewed by industry and benefit from >> Forensic Biology Crime Scene Simulation Lab at UTS.
close collaboration with industry and >> Forensic Science After we discussed the theory with
government organisations, including >> Infection and Immunity our lecturer, there was a laboratory
simulation where we learnt how
>> Marine Biology
UTS’s School of Life Sciences also offers to solve problems.”
>> Mathematics
pre and post-session study abroad Home country: Indonesia
>> Mathematics and Computing
options, including extensive field trip Studied: Forensic Science
>> Medical Science
opportunities across Australia’s diverse
>> Medicinal Chemistry
ecology and landscapes. For more
>> Nanotechnology
information, visit www.studyabroad-
exchange.uts.edu.au >> Pre-Medicine
>> Statistics

IN 2015, UTS SCIENCE HAD:

3920 students

VERENA STREITFERDT
“My institute has a great work environment
and collegial atmosphere. Every researcher
is unique and inspiring, weekly roundtables
are engaging and social events make it a
IN 2015, UTS HAD: perfect work place.”
Home country: Germany
1625 higher degree
research students
Studied: at the UTS Institute for
Sustainable Futures

www.uts.edu.au/research-and-teaching/future-researchers/
applying-uts
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AUSTRALIAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
www.studyabroad-exchange.uts.edu.au
UTS offers a group of subjects in Australian
Language and Culture that are designed
to strengthen your academic English level
and give you an improved understanding of
contemporary Australian culture.
RESEARCH
www.uts.edu.au/research-
and-teaching/future-researchers
UTS focuses on applied, impact-driven
research that shapes the world we live in.
We believe in practical innovation – driving
change and finding practical solutions
to issues of national and international
importance.
The Visiting research students program is
open to all graduate-level research students
enrolled in a masters by research or PhD at
any recognised university or college. You can
apply to undertake supervised research at
UTS for one to four teaching sessions
at UTS.
As a visiting research student with a suitable
academic background, you can seek
supervision in any of the following areas:
FUTURE SERVICES, INDUSTRIES AND
PRODUCTIVITY
>> Intelligent Mechatronic Systems
>> Innovation in IT Services and Applications
>> Materials and Technology
for Energy Efficiency
COMMUNICATION AND INTELLIGENT
SYSTEMS
>> Human Centred Technology Design
>> Real-time Information Networks
>> Quantum Computation and
Intelligent Systems
>> Advanced Analytics Institute
STUDY AREAS AT UTS
These subjects are available as individual in order to transfer into a different study
electives within all UTS study abroad and abroad or exchange option for their
exchange programs. second session.
The full suite of Australian Language and Note: Minimum English proficiency requirements apply for
Culture subjects is also available as a this program. Please see page 28 of this guide for details.
stand-alone program. If you need additional
SUBJECTS (3 PER SESSION)
English language support or you do not
>> Australian Language Studies
meet English language entry requirements
>> Australian Media
to enrol in other academic areas, this
program could be appropriate for you. >> Australians at work
>> Australian conversations
Australian Language and Culture Studies
>> Exploring Sydney’s Neighbourhoods
is taught on campus by UTS faculty staff.
>> Natural Australia
Students who enrol in this program for two
teaching sessions may choose to take an
IELTS test at the end of their first session
IN 2015, UTS ARTS AND SOCIAL
SCIENCES HAD:
5005 students
HUA HAN
“Studying here has really improved
my critical thinking, my English and
horizons. These subjects gave me a
precious chance to get to know more
about Australian culture.”
Home country: China
Studied: Australian Language
HEALTH FUTURES and Culture
>> Health Economics
Research and Evaluation
>> Health Technologies
>> Health Services and Practice
>> ithree institute (infection,
immunity, innovation)
SUSTAINABILITY AND
THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
>> Sustainable Futures
>> Built Infrastructure
>> Plant Functional Biology and
>> Climate Change Cluster (C3)
>> Environmental Sustainability
>> Technology in Water and Wastewater BUSINESS
INNOVATION
CREATIVE INDUSTRIES AND >> Corporate Governance
CIVIL SOCIETIES >> Management and
>> Forensic Science Organisation Studies
>> Law Research >> Quantitative Finance Research
>> Contemporary Design Practices >> Study of Choice
>> Cosmopolitan Civil Societies
>> Research in Learning and Change All fields of UTS research have been
>> Transforming Cultures benchmarked at world standard or
>> Strengthening Indigenous Communities above by the Australian Government’s
Excellence in Research for Australia
>> China Research Centre
(ERA) evaluation in 2015.
>> Creative Practices and
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CHOOSING YOUR SUBJECTS
As a study abroad or exchange student, you can choose from hundreds of subjects,
across a range of study areas.
Review your study plan to see what type of subjects you need to take while studying at
UTS. If you have electives, you can choose from a range of subjects; however, in order
to transfer credit, you might need to study specific subjects.

STEP 1. DOWNLOAD STEP 2. CHOOSE SUBJECTS USING STEP 3.

SUBJECT GUIDES SUBJECT CHECKLIST Once you have chosen – or shortlisted –
Download from our website our A full-time load for one teaching session subjects you think fit your study needs, print
comprehensive online guides for study is usually between 18 and 24 credit points. out the full subject outline from the UTS
abroad and exchange students for detailed When choosing subjects, check: Handbook. (You can find this by clicking the
information about the subjects we offer in: relevant subject number in our subject
the credit point value for each subject
 choice guides.)
BUSINESS
COMMUNICATION whether the subject is available in
  Take the print outs to your academic adviser
DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE & BUILDING the correct teaching session Autumn at your home university for approval before
EDUCATION (February/March start) and/or Spring you apply to study at UTS.
ELECTIVES (July start)
ENGINEERING Note: Subjects with a practical component
whether there are pre-requisites or
  (such as nursing and teacher education)
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY assumed knowledge. In some cases,
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES are restricted. Applicants’ eligibility to enrol
if you have taken an equivalent subject in these subjects will be assessed on an
LAW in the past, you can apply for an
SCIENCE individual basis.
exemption.
SPORT AND EXERCISE (HEALTH FACULTY) Note: Some subjects include field trips, which
Find the Subject Advice Guide for your Not sure which subjects to choose? may incur extra costs.
study area here: Download the Electives list and explore the
www.uts.edu.au/future-students/ range of subjects on offer. Most Electives
international/study-abroad-and-exchange- are open to students from all disciplines
students/study-plans-and-subjects and do not have prerequisites.

For further information about subjects

offered across all study areas at UTS, visit
www.handbook.uts.edu.au

WE PRE-ENROL YOU
BEFORE YOU ARRIVE
Once your subjects are approved by both
your home institution and by UTS, we will
enrol you into your study plan.

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CREDIT, CLASSES AND ASSESSMENT

SUBJECTS, CREDIT AND ASSESSMENT

Study arrangements at UTS will be different from your home institution.
Learn more about classes, assessment and gaining academic recognition
for your study at UTS.

CREDIT TRANSFER CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPTS

Study abroad and exchange students must Information about coursework assessment The academic transcript is a record
enrol in a full-time load at UTS. The full- is given to you during the Orientation and of subjects studied, final grades and
time study load is 18-24 credit points per Preparation Weeks, before formal teaching marks awarded. UTS automatically
teaching session. Credit points apply to all begins. Regular written assignments, issues transcripts at the end of each
subjects (except higher degree research tutorial participation, practical work, teaching session.
programs) and represent a measure of projects, short tests, seminar presentations
the student’s workload by subject. Most and a final examination may form part of As an exchange student, you will
subjects at UTS are 6 credit points each the assessment. In some subjects, the final receive your academic transcripts from
except for those offered by the Faculty of examination may be worth 20 to 60 per cent UTS through your home institution. At
Arts and Social Sciences which are 8 credit of the final subject grade. Some subjects the end of each teaching session, the
points. have no final examinations. exchange officer will send two academic
transcripts to the international office at
CREDIT POINTS CLASS SIZES your home university.
The information below is a guide to the Class sizes vary depending on the popularity As a study abroad student, one original
equivalent credit points from your home of a subject and the nature of teaching. transcript is sent to your home address
country to UTS credit points. Normally, subjects involving tutorial classes or your authorised representative. Upon
have 15 to 25 students in a classroom. request, an official copy of the transcript
EUROPE
Most UTS subjects are taught through a can also be sent to your home
1 UTS credit point 1.25 ECTS credits
mix of lectures and tutorials, seminars or institution for credit transfer processing.
6 UTS credit points 7.5 ECTS credits laboratory sessions. These normally total Your home institution will determine
8 UTS credit points 10 ECTS credits between 12 and 24 hours per week. how credit will be transferred.
24 UTS credit points 30 ECTS credits ACADEMIC YEAR STUDY ABROAD CERTIFICATES
(full time load) Students who successfully complete the
The academic year at UTS is divided into
three teaching sessions: UTS Study Abroad program are issued
NORTH AMERICA
> Summer session (November to February) a Certificate of Completion. If you take
6 UTS credit points approx. 4 US > Autumn session (March to June) at least two subjects from a recognised
credit hours > Spring session (July to November). UTS major in any field of study, you
8 UTS credit points approx. 5 US may request a discipline specific Study
Each teaching session has 12 weeks of Abroad Certificate. This certificate is
credit hours
teaching. issued with your academic transcript
24 UTS credit points approx. 15 or 16 from UTS.
(full time load) US credit hours Study Abroad and Exchange students may
only enrol in the UTS Autumn and Spring You can also request an academic
CHINA sessions. record by completing the Online
If you are a student coming from China, Statement of Academic Record
you will find that 24 UTS credit points are application on My Student Admin
approximately equivalent to 7-9 subjects at (online). UTS will then prepare and
most Chinese universities. mail your transcript for a small fee.

STUDENTS ARE AWARDED ONE OF THE FOLLOWING GRADES AFTER COMPLETING A SUBJECT AT UTS

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 satisfactory achievement on all objectives of the subject
P – Pass 50–64% Work showing a satisfactory achievement on all objectives of the subject
Z – Fail 0–49% Work showing an unsatisfactory achievement on one or more objectives of the subject
Note: Some courses award only a Pass or Fail grade. Autumn session results are released in mid-July, with Spring session results released at the end of November.
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SERVICES AND SUPPORT
Studying overseas is a rewarding opportunity to broaden your experience and
outlook, but it can also be challenging. UTS provides the support you need to
develop academic and professional skills, feel confident in your study and maintain
your wellbeing.
ORIENTATION AND
PREPARATION WEEKS
www.orientation.uts.edu.au
To help you get to know the university
campus and services, UTS runs the
Orientation and Preparation week(s) in the
week(s) before formal teaching begins. This
program is designed to familiarise new
students with the university’s services and
facilities. It’s also an excellent way to meet
staff and students from Australia
and overseas.
Note: The Orientation and Preparation week is one week
long at the start of each session for both Calendars A and
B, except at the start of Autumn session for Calendar A
students, where the program runs for two weeks.
UTS INTERNATIONAL
www.international.uts.edu.au
The UTS International team offers you
advice and support during the application
process and throughout your studies at
UTS. Our student advisers can assist with
all general enquiries, and will keep you
up-to-date with important news and events
around UTS via our international students’
e-newsletter.
SAFETY AND SECURITY
UTS fosters a safe and secure environment
for students, staff and visitors, with 24-hour
security assistance on and around
campus. This includes accessible security
offices, regular patrols, an emergency
telephone network and closed circuit
television cameras.
GENERAL SUPPORT SERVICES
www.uts.edu.au/current-students/
support
UTS provides a wide range of on-campus
services for students, including:
>> medical services
>> traditional Chinese medicine clinic
>> counselling services
>> special needs services for students with
a disability or ongoing medical condition
>> financial assistance and advice
>> multi-faith chaplaincy and prayer rooms
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ACADEMIC SUPPORT
www.uts.edu.au/current-students/
support
 TS offers English language and academic
U >> career consulting
literacy support including weekly study,
reading, writing and speaking skills
workshops, writing clinics, intensive
academic English programs and individual
consultations for assistance with
assignment writing and referencing
>> HELPS
UTS’s Higher Education Language and
Presentation Support program (HELPS)
provides non-credited English language
and academic literacy support to
students, including assignment writing
assistance, daily workshops, writing
support sessions and English speaking
practice.
www.helps.uts.edu.au
>> U:PASS
U:PASS is designed to assist students
who are studying subjects that are
perceived as difficult or that historically
have a high failure rate. These small
group sessions are run by UTS students
who have already successfully completed
the subject, and are informal, flexible and
responsive to students’ abilities
and needs.
www.uts.edu.au/current-students/
support/upass
UTS LIBRARY
www.lib.uts.edu.au
The UTS Library’s services and resources
include:
>> an international librarian who is dedicated
to helping international students and
those whose first language is not English
>> training sessions for postgraduate
research students
>> 24-hour global access to the
catalogue, Australian and
international databases online
>> presentation and group discussion
rooms and silent study areas
>> Researchers’ Centre – a dedicated
space in the library for postgraduate
research students and staff
>> computers installed with Chinese,
Korean and Japanese software
CAREERS SERVICE
www.careers.uts.edu.au
The UTS Careers Service offers:
>> work-ready programs
>> assistance in finding work opportunities
>> planning resources
>> job-search strategies and events
>> help with resumes,
applications and interviews
>> Accomplish program - a free, year-
long program designed to increase
your success in the graduate recruitment
process and throughout your career.
STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION
www.sa.uts.edu.au
The Students’ Association represents all
UTS students. Their services include:
>> an Overseas Student Officer representing
and supporting international students
>> the Bluebird Brekkie Bar, a free,
sustainable pop-up breakfast café open
every Tuesday and Wednesday
morning during teaching periods
>> a food co-op where you can purchase
fresh, organic fruit and vegetables
>> a second-hand bookstore
>> the campus student newspaper, Vertigo
VITALY KUZENKOV
“When I started at UTS I needed help with
my English and I was unsure how to write
assignments. But the UTS HELPS service
helped me to write formally. I took my
assignments to them and they went through
it with me, helping me to improve it. My
confidence improved and I was able to meet
with other international students to practice
speaking English.”
Home country: Russia
Studied: IT
 SERVICES AND SUPPORT
ARRIVAL TIPS
Aim to arrive in Sydney at least two
weeks before classes start in order
to participate in the Orientation and
Preparation week(s) for commencing
students and to find suitable
accommodation.
UTS International offers a
complimentary airport shuttle service
from Sydney International airport
to either UTS or a convenient CBD
location for new international and
study abroad and exchange students
who arrive in the two weeks before
orientation begins.

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YOUR SOCIAL NETWORK
UTS has an active campus culture with free student programs and events including
barbecues, festivals and parties. We also offer a sports and recreation program, and
numerous clubs and social programs that bring together local and international
students throughout each teaching session.
WAYS TO MEET PEOPLE
Socialise, and gain personal and
professional skills or volunteer experience.
Programs such as Network Café and
the Peer Network focus on welcoming
international students and helping you meet
other international and local students.
UTS program such as SOUL Award and
BUiLD offer opportunities to develop your
leadership skills and contribute to the
wider community. Through BUiLD, you will
be inspired by internationally renowned
leaders working in our local community,
and have the opportunity to create networks
with students and professionals from
diverse backgrounds and travel overseas
to participate in global conferences,
internships, community volunteer projects
or short-term study programs.
www.build.uts.edu.au
ActivateUTS provides students with social,
cultural and sporting programs, including
lunchtime social sports competitions and
over 100 clubs and societies.
www.activateuts.com.au
ALEXANDRA POPOV
“Because I climb at home and I like
to go hiking, I joined the UTS Outdoor
Adventure Club. I go climbing at special
spots around Sydney - there are lots of
good outdoors spots. I’m also a member
of the UTS Surfing Society.”
Home Country: Germany
Studied: IT
www.uts.edu.au/current-students
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EVENTS ON CAMPUS
Throughout the year, there are events where
you can socialise and network, both on and
off campus. These include orientation
events, barbecues, band performances, a
sport and recreation program, outdoor
cinema, trivia competitions, Fair Day and
Amazing Race.
Each year UTS celebrates Harmony Week,
a national week that celebrates Australia’s
cultural diversity. During Harmony Week,
UTS promotes intercultural understanding Clean Up Australia Day at Bondi Beach as part
in the UTS community through a range of of UTS Community Connections
activities including workshops, film, Photography: UTS Community Connections
and karaoke.
EXCHANGE AND STUDY ABROAD
CLUB (ESAC)
www.activateuts.com.au/Social/Clubs
ESAC was formed specifically to
encourage study abroad and exchange
students to mix with Australian students
through a variety of social activities.
Recent events include:
> barbecues with Australian students
>a  beach and bushwalk trip at Sydney’s
Students enjoying a free Wednesday breakfast
Royal National Park at UTS’s pop-up Bluebird Brekkie Bar.
> t he Sculpture by the Sea exhibition Photography: Anna Zhu
coastal walk from Bondi Beach
> surfing lessons on Manly Beach
COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS
www.communityconnections.uts.
edu.au
Community Connections is a free and
easy way to experience Australian
culture and lifestyle from the local
student perspective! You can join
local students as they guide you
through culinary delights in Sydney’s
multicultural precincts, show UTS BUiLD trip to Vietnam
Photography: Clare Donald
you opportunities to volunteer for
environmental or charity events, or take
GET SOCIAL
you on road trips to New South Wales’
lesser known attractions. Events run
throughout the teaching session.
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FEEL AT HOME
UTS Housing provides accommodation and support for UTS students, including
assistance with off-campus options.
UTS-OWNED STUDENT
ACCOMMODATION
UTS has five residences available to
UTS students, all within walking distance to
campus, which you can view at
www.housing.uts.edu.au.
The UTS Housing community is made up
of more than 1160 students from across
Australia and the world. Our Residential
Life program provides students with a
dedicated support network that assists with
the transition of living away from home,
enhances learning and organises a wide
range of social activities.
All UTS residences:
>> are self-catered, secure and
competitively priced
>> have spacious communal
and barbecue areas
>> have games and computer rooms
All bedrooms are for one person (except
twin share), with shared kitchens,
bathrooms and living areas. Apartments are
fully-furnished and residential fees include
gas, electricity, water bills, cable internet
access and cleaning of communal areas.
Students relaxing on rooftop terrace at UTS Housing.
Photo: UTS Housing
www.housing.uts.edu.au
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You will need to provide your own bed linen
and cooking equipment.
Residential fees are different for each
residence, and there is a non-refundable
application fee of A$40 (subject to change).
Due to the high level of accommodation
requests, UTS Housing has also sourced
reserved beds for UTS students with
off-campus private providers (Urbanest,
Unilodge and Iglu). ABDULHAKEEM MUSE-ARIYOH
“I get a lot of support from UTS Housing.
I think it’s one of my best experiences at
UTS HOUSING UTS. It’s really beautiful staying there. The
staff are very friendly, nice people. I’ve met
GUARANTEE so many people from so many nationalities.
Home country: Nigeria
As a study abroad or exchange Studied: Engineering and Business
student, you are guaranteed a place to
live at UTS Housing if you apply before
30 November for Autumn session
and 15 June for Spring session. Your
accommodation preference will be
considered, but the place you are
offered may not correspond with your
first choice of residence.
Students relaxing at one of UTS’s student
residences. Photography: Claire Sargent

RENTING PRIVATE
ACCOMMODATION
If you plan to rent private accommodation
in Sydney, we recommend you arrange
short-term accommodation to begin with,
so you can view properties on your arrival
and choose something that really suits your
needs for the long-term.
Share accommodation means you usually
have your own room and share a kitchen,
living area and bathroom with other
students or people who work. Alternatively,
you may choose a studio or one-bedroom
apartment to live in on your own, but this is
more expensive.
Most private rental accommodation in
Sydney is unfurnished.
Visit UTS Housing’s off-campus
accommodation website, to find share
rooms in private houses and apartments
close to the UTS campus:
www.uts.studystays.com.au
All accommodation rentals require a written
or residential tenancy agreement. If there
are points you are unsure of, please contact
the UTS Housing Off-Campus Officer
(housing.welfare@uts.edu.au) or the
UTS Student Legal Service
(studentlegalservice@uts.edu.au) for help.
LIVING IN SYDNEY
LIVING COSTS
ACCOMMODATION TIPS
The table below details approximate
>D
 on’t pay any money before viewing
establishment and ongoing costs you may
incur while studying at UTS and living in and being satisfied with a non-UTS
Sydney. This table should be used only as a property. Until you arrive and get a
guide, as individual spending may vary. It is feel for the area you want to live in,
a requirement of the Australian government you won’t know whether it is right
that prospective international students can for you.
demonstrate that they have access to at >D
 uring Orientation, UTS Housing
least A$19,830 a year to fund their living
hosts specific accommodation
costs in Australia. sessions and has an
ESTABLISHMENT COSTS accommodation information
stand where staff can guide
You should expect to pay approximately
and support you with your
A$4200 start up or establishment costs
for independent accommodation. These
accommodation search.
costs include items such as a rental
accommodation bond (maximum four
weeks’ rent), rent in advance, linen,
furniture, telephone and internet
connection, kitchenware, personal items
and electricity connection, and must be
budgeted for. With regards to UTS Housing,
you will have to budget for the acceptance
fee (A$120 subject to change), the deposit
fee (equivalent of 4 weeks of your licence
agreement), two weeks rent in advance and
any personal items you need to purchase.
Bulga Ngurra offers recently renovated recreational
facilities and study areas on every floor

SYDNEY LIVING COSTS – Independent Accommodation UTS Accommodation

APPROXIMATE GUIDE ONLY
Weekly Annual Weekly Annual

Rent per person in shared accommodation within a A$10,400 – A$11,440 –

A$200* – A$330 A$225 – A$386
short commute to UTS A$17,160 A$19,344

Groceries (eg. food, drinks, toiletries) A$100 A$5200 A$100 A$5200

Free cabled Free cabled

internet in room internet in room
Internet/Phone (mobile) A$15 A$780
and limited free and limited free
internet access internet access

Gas/Electricity A$20 A$1040 Inclusive Inclusive

Books/Supplies A$18 A$936 A$16 A$832

Transport costs A$30 A$1560 A$10 A$520

A$19,916 – A$17,992 –
Total estimated ongoing costs A$383 – A$513 A$351 – A$512
A$26,676 A$25,896
*Any amount below this will likely be twin share. Note: Prices vary depending on the condition of the property, the number of people you share with and the proximity of
the accommodation to the centre of Sydney and other amenities. Note: UTS Housing requires study abroad and exchange students to pay their residential fees either in
one lump sum upfront or in three instalments. All contracts are either five or six months in length. 25
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SYDNEY EVENTS CALENDAR
Awarded as a top international destination for festivals and events1, Sydney hosts
a wide range of public events and activities throughout the year — and many of them
are free!

JANUARY MAY SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER

SYDNEY FESTIVAL
www.sydneyfestival.org.au
Three weeks of live music, visual arts,
theatre, food and film on Sydney’s streets.
AUSTRALIA DAY – 26 JANUARY
www.australiaday.org.au
Public holiday celebrations including
fireworks and free community events held
across the nation.
FEBRUARY
SYDNEY CHINESE NEW YEAR FESTIVAL
www.sydneychinesenewyear.com
Over two weeks of celebrations culminating
with a street parade, light show and
fireworks on the eve of Lunar New Year.
MARCH
SYDNEY GAY AND LESBIAN MARDI GRAS
www.mardigras.org.au
Two weeks of events including a film
festival, fair day, academic discussions,
finishing with a colourfully costumed and
choreographed parade.
MARCH - APRIL
ROYAL EASTER SHOW
www.eastershow.com.au
Held at the site of the 2000 Olympics, the
Easter show is Australia’s largest annual
event, with agricultural competitions,
animal experiences, entertainment, carnival
fun, shopping and much more.
MARCH - JUNE
BIENNALE OF SYDNEY
www.biennaleofsydney.com.au
Held, every two years, the Biennale of
Sydney is a three-month-long contemporary
visual arts festival, with artist talks,
performances, forums, guided tours and
other special events.
SYDNEY WRITERS’ FESTIVAL
www.swf.org.au
Featuring globally acclaimed writers and
commentators, the writers’ festival is also
the launchpad for the annual UTS Writers’
Anthology.
MAY - JUNE
VIVID SYDNEY
www.vividsydney.com
Vivid Sydney brings to life large-scale light
installations, music and creative ideas
across the city.
JUNE
SYDNEY FILM FESTIVAL
www.sff.org.au
The second longest running film festival
in the world, featuring films from over 40
countries, including shorts, documentaries,
classics and Australian films.
AUGUST
CITY TO SURF
www.city2surf.com.au
Join the UTS team for the largest timed fun
run in the world – starting in the city centre
and finishing at Bondi Beach.
SYDNEY SCIENCE FESTIVAL
www.sydneyscience.com.au
Sydney Science Festival helps to promote
National Science Week events across
Sydney. Led by the Museum of Applied Arts
and Sciences (MAAS), the Festival aims to
encourage an interest in science among the
general public and young people.
SEPTEMBER
BEAMS ARTS FESTIVAL
www.beamsfestival.com.au
A free street festival held in nearby
Chippendale, featuring artworks
and installations, dance, theatre and
performance art, video and lighting
projections, workshops and public
programs, live music and outdoor dining.
FOOTBALL FINALS SERIES
www.afl.com.au
www.nrl.com
www.rugby.com.au
Get a taste of Australian sporting culture.
Rugby league, rugby union and AFL finals
attract hundreds and thousands of colourful
spectators.
OCTOBER - NOVEMBER
SCULPTURE BY THE SEA
www.sculpturebythesea.com
An outdoor exhibition of contemporary
Australian and international sculpture along
Sydney’s spectacular Bondi to Tamarama
coastal walk.
NOVEMBER
NEWTOWN FESTIVAL
www.newtownfestival.org
The inner city suburb of Newtown hosts
this festival of live music, food and clothing
markets, seminars and art workshops.
DECEMBER
SYDNEY TO HOBART YACHT RACE
www.rolexsydneyhobart.com
One of the most celebrated ocean yacht
races in the world kicks off on Boxing Day
each year from Sydney Harbour.
NEW YEAR’S EVE
www.sydneynewyearseve.com
Sydney explodes with street parties, music
and one of the biggest fireworks displays in
the world.
For the full range of Sydney events,
visit the City of Sydney What’s On calendar:
whatson.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au
For more UTS events, visit:
www.uts.edu.au/current-students/campus-life
For a guide to events, shopping, dining,
attractions, sports and travel in NSW, visit the
Destination NSW website: www.visitnsw.com

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BEFORE YOU APPLY
FEES, SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL AID Financial aid and loans
If you are from Canada, Denmark, Germany, Norway, Sweden, the
TUITION FEES PER 2016 2017 UK or the USA, you may be eligible for financial assistance from
SESSION your home university or government. For further information, talk to
Study abroad A$9600* A$9888* your UTS representative or visit: www.uts.edu.au/future-students/
international/essential-information/financial-aid
Study abroad 18 A$7200** A$7416** ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Academic requirements - current university students
Visiting research A$9600* A$9888*
You must have completed one full year or more of study at a
Exchange students Regular fees paid to home institution recognised institution with:
>> a ‘credit’ or ‘good’ average, or
* Flat fee for 24 credit points of study
>> a cumulative GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 point scale, or
** Flat fee for 18 credit points of study
Note: Students undertaking additional credit points will incur additional >> an average grade of ‘c’ or better on the
fees. Tuition fees are subject to change at the beginning of each European ECTS grading scale.
calendar year. In 2016, tuition fees are $400 per credit point and in 2017
Academic requirements - high school graduates
they will increase to $412 per credit point.
For an explanation of credit points, see page 19. Students who have not completed one full year at a recognised
institution may also apply for admission if they meet university
matriculation requirements.
Refund of fees
Visiting research students
For the UTS Statement of protocol on fees, visit: www.uts.edu.au/
If you are applying as a visiting research student, you must discuss
future-students/international/essential-information/
the most relevant field of research for you to undertake at UTS with
fees-information
your home university supervisor. Also check if UTS has a supervisor
Scholarships in your field of research at: http://cfsites1.uts.edu.au/find/uts-
UTS offers Study Abroad Excellence Award valued at up to A$2000 research/find-a-supervisor/index.cfm
for commencing Study Abroad students. Selection is based on
See guidelines for Applying to the Visiting Research Students
academic achievement. We also offer mobility grants to eligible
Program: www.studyabroad-exchange.uts.edu.au
students from UTS partner institutions.
For more information about fees and scholarships, visit: English language requirements
www.uts.edu.au/future-students/international/study-abroad-and- UTS will accept original or certified copies of English language test
exchange-students/fees-and-living-expenses results according to the table below:

TEST ENGINEERING & IT AUSTRALIAN LANGUAGE MOST OTHER PROGRAMS*

(UNDERGRADUATE) AND CULTURE STUDIES

IELTS (Academic Strand) 6.0 overall with a writing score of 6.0 5.0 and above 6.5 overall with a writing score of 6.0

35 and above, with a writing

TOEFL (Internet-based) 60 -78 overall with a writing score of 21 79 -93 overall with a writing score of 21
score above 17

PTE (Academic) 50-57 36 and above 58-64

CAE 169-175 155 - 162 176 - 184

Note: For details of exceptions, visit www.uts.edu.au/future-students/international/study-abroad-and-exchange-students/entry-requirements

Alternative English language test

APPLICATION DEADLINES Students from Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, the
Netherlands, Norway, Sweden or Switzerland are eligible to apply to
PROGRAM APPLICATIONS ARE DUE: UTS with an alternative means of language assessment.
30 November for Autumn session (February/March start) To download the UTS English Language Proficiency Assessment
30 April for Spring session (July start) application form, visit: www.uts.edu.au/future-students/
FOR GUARANTEED UTS HOUSING, international/study-abroad-and-exchange-students/entry-
APPLICATIONS ARE DUE: requirements/english-language
30 November for Autumn session Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)
15 June for Spring session You must have OSHC* for the full duration of your proposed
Australian student visa. For current OHSC costs and payment
Note: Your accommodation preference will be considered, but the place you
options, visit the fees section of the UTS Study Abroad and
are offered may not correspond with your first choice of residence. Apply at Exchange website.
www.uts.edu.au/current-students/support/accommodation/apply-uts- *Belgian, Swedish and Norwegian students who have health cover in their
housing home country may be exempt from OHSC. For further information about
your visa requirements please visit the Department of Immigration and
28 Border Protection website: www.border.gov.au
HOW TO APPLY
www.uts.edu.au/future-students/international/study-abroad-and-exchange-students/
steps-applying
1. CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM
2. CHECK YOUR ELIGIBILITY
3. DISCUSS YOUR STUDY OPTIONS
WITH YOUR HOME UNIVERSITY
4. CHOOSE YOUR SUBJECTS -
18 OR 24 CREDIT POINTS
5. APPLY TO UTS
6. LETTER OF OFFER AND STUDY
PLAN
7. APPLY FOR UTS HOUSING
8. ACCEPTANCE AND
CONFIRMATION OF ENROLMENT
9. APPLY FOR A STUDENT VISA
10. PRE-DEPARTURE
11. ARRIVAL AND ORIENTATION
APPLYING TO UTS
Are you applying as an exchange, study abroad, study abroad 18 or
visiting research student?
Check that you meet the entry requirements for your program.
Consult with your home university to understand the application and credit
requirements of studying abroad. If you are from a UTS exchange partner
university, you’ll also need approval to participate in the exchange.
Review the information in this guide and on the UTS website to select the
appropriate study plan for your program in Australia.www.uts.edu.au/
future-students/international/study-abroad-and-exchange-students/
steps-applying#tips
Exchange students
> Ensure your home university confirms your nomination to UTS first.
> We will then send you a link to apply online.
> Your home university must submit a scanned copy of your application
with certified supporting documents to saex.applications@uts.edu.au
Study abroad students
> Complete the online application form www.uts.edu.au/future-
students/international/study-abroad-and-exchange-students/
steps-applying/study-abroad
> Submit a scanned copy of your application with certified supporting
documents to your UTS representative or to saex.applications@uts.edu.au
UTS will assess your application. If you are successful, UTS will issue
an electronic Letter of Offer and start to prepare your study plan. The
average timeframe to process applications is two to three weeks.
Once you have been issued an offer and student number, you are able to
apply for UTS Housing – even before you accept your offer. To secure a
guaranteed place in a UTS residence, apply by 30 November or 15 June.
You must formally accept your offer and, if applicable, pay your tuition
fees to UTS. Once UTS receives your acceptance and deposit, you will be
issued an eCoE. The eCoE is official documentation provided by UTS and
is required to obtain an Australian student visa.
Apply for a student visa online. Once your student visa has been
approved, you should finalise your travel arrangements.
You must obtain an Australian student visa before you can commence
study in Australia. www.border.gov.au/Trav/Stud
The UTS Study Abroad and Exchange Officer will send you a Pre-
Departure Guide, and provide information regarding accommodation,
airport reception and orientation activities. At this stage, UTS will
also pre-enrol you in the pre-approved units listed on your signed
acceptance.
Arrive in Australia and attend UTS Orientation, which is compulsory
for all new students. Our comprehensive Orientation programs include
information sessions and social activities, to help you get to know UTS
and meet other new and experienced students.
You will also be able to finalise your enrolment
and receive your student ID card.
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EXCHANGE PARTNERS
UTS has agreements with institutions across the globe. If your home university is a
UTS partner institution, you may be eligible to come to UTS as an exchange student.
ARGENTINA CZECH REPUBLIC Saarlandes University
La Universidad Nacional de Cuyo University of Economics, Prague Technical University (TU) Berlin
Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Argentina Technical University (TU) Munich
Universidad Del Cema (UCEMA) DENMARK University of Applied Sciences, Wismar
Aalborg University University of Hamburg
AUSTRIA Aarhus School of Architecture University of Bayreuth
Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna Aarhus University University of Cologne
Management Center, Innsbruck Copenhagen Business School University of Konstanz
Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences Danish School of Media and Journalism - University of Mannheim
University of Economics & Business, (WU) Aarhus & Copenhagen University of Potsdam
Vienna Denmark Technical University (DTU) University of Regensburg
University of Innsbruck - School of IT University of Copenhagen
University of Stuttgart
Architecture University of Copenhagen
HONG KONG CHINA (PR)
BELGIUM FINLAND City University of Hong Kong
Ghent University Aalto University - School of Business & School Hong Kong Baptist University
of Arts Design and Architecture
BRAZIL Hong Kong Polytechnic University*
University of Helsinki
Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Parana
HUNGARY
Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG)* FRANCE
Budapest University of Technology and
State University of Campinas Ecole de Design Nantes Atlantique
Economics (BME)
ENSA National School of Architecture -
CANADA University of Toulouse INDONESIA
HEC Montreal ESSCA School of Management (Angers) ACICIS Consortium
Ryerson University KEDGE Business School, Bordeaux & Marseille Universitas Gadjah Mada
Universite du Quebec a Montreal (UQAM) La Rochelle Business School University of Indonesia
Universite Laval NEOMA Business School
University of Ottawa PSB - Paris School of Business INTERNATIONAL
University of Regina SKEMA Business School (Paris, Lille & Sophia International Student Exchange Program
University of Waterloo Antipolis) (ISEP) Consortium
Telecom Ecole de Management
CHILE Telecom Sud Paris IRELAND
Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile* Toulouse Business School City University, Dublin
Universidad Adolfo Ibanez Université Bordeaux Montaigne National University of Ireland, Galway
Universidad Catolica de la Santisima Universite de Caen, Basse-Normandie
Concepcion ISRAEL
Universite de Lumiere, Lyon 2
Technion-Israel Institute of Technology
CHINA (PR) Universite de Provence, Aix-Marseille 1
Beijing Institute of Technology* Universite de Reims, Champagne-Ardenne ITALY
Huazhong University of Science and Technology Universite de Rennes 2 Bocconi University of Commerce, Milan
(HUST)* Universite de Strasbourg Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
Shanghai University Universite de Sud Toulon-Var IULM University
Shanxi University Universite de Technologie de Troyes Politecnico di Milano
Southwestern University of Politics and Law Universite de Paul Valery, Montpellier 3 Politecnico di Torino
Sun Yat-Sen University* University of Paris, Dauphine University Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
Tongji University Universite de Poitiers University of Bergamo
University of Nottingham-Ningbo University of Bologna
GERMANY
University of Modena e Reggio Emilia
COLOMBIA Bauhaus University, Weimar - School of
University of Salento
Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Architecture
University of Turin
Universidad de La Sabana Eberhard Karls - University of Tubingen
European Business School (EBS)
Universidad de Los Andes
Georg-August-University, Goettingen
COSTA RICA HFG University of Applied Sciences, NOT ON THIS LIST?
Schwabisch Gmund You can apply to study at UTS as a Study Abroad
Universidad de Costa Rica
HTW University of Applied Sciences, Berlin student. Grants are available. See page 29 for
instructions on how to apply.
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EXCHANGE PARTNERS
Chuo University Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru Chulalongkorn University
Gifu University King Mongkut University of Technology
Hokkaido University of Education PHILIPPINES Thonburi (KMUTT)
Ibaraki University Ateneo de Manila University Mahidol University
Kagoshima University
Kanazawa University POLAND TURKEY
Kansai Gaidai University Warsaw School of Economics Sabanci University
Kyoto University of Foreign Studies (KUFS)
PORTUGAL UNITED KINGDOM
Kyushu Institute of Technology
Nova School of Business and Economics, Lisbon Bangor University, Wales
Kyushu University
Meiji University University of Porto Bath Spa University
Nara Institute of Science and Technology Cardiff University
SINGAPORE City University, London
(NAIST)
Niigata University Nanyang Technological University Glasgow School of Art - Mackintosh School
Obirin University (J. F. Oberlin) of Architecture
SLOVENIA Lancaster University
Okinawa University
Osaka Prefecture University University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Economics Leeds University
Saga University Loughborough University
SPAIN
Saitama University Manchester Metropolitan University
ETSAB School of Architecture, Universitat
Sapporo University Nottingham Trent University
Politecnica de Catalunya
Sophia University Oxford Brookes University
CETT School of Tourism, Universidad de Barcelona
Shiga Prefecture University Regents University, London
IE University, Madrid
University of Yamanashi University of Birmingham
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Yamaguchi University University College of Creative Arts (UCA)
Universidad de Cantabria
Yokohama National University University of East Anglia
Universidad de Granada
University of Kent
KOREA (SOUTH) Universidad de La Rioja
University of Strathclyde, Scotland
Korea University Universidad de Malaga
Universidad de Navarra University of Westminster
Sogang University
Universidad de Zaragoza
Yonsei University URAGUAY
Universidad Nebrija
Universidad de Montevideo
KUWAIT Universidad Pontificia Comillas
Kuwait University - College of Business Universidad Publica de Navarra UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Administration Universidad San Jorge California State University, Sacramento
Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona Clarkson University
MALAYSIA Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona Florida Atlantic University
Taylors University
George Mason University
Universiti Sains Malaysia SWEDEN International Student Exchange Program
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Jonkoping University (ISEP) Consortium
KTH Royal Institute of Technology Kent State University
MEXICO Linkoping University Michigan State University
Tecnologico de Monterrey (ITESM) Lund University, School of Business and Northern Arizona University
Universidad de Guadalajara Economics
Oregon State University – School of Business
Universidad de las Americas, Puebla (UDLAP) Stockholm University
Pace University
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico Uppsala University Saint Mary’s College of California
(UNAM)
San Diego State University
Universidad Veracruzana SWITZERLAND
San Francisco State University
PH Luzern, University of Teacher Education
NETHERLANDS State University of New York (SUNY), New Paltz
FHNW University of Northwest Switzerland
Erasmus University, Rotterdam University of Arizona*
University of Bern
Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
University of Fribourg
University University of Hawaii at Manoa
Universite of Lausanne
Technical University (TU) Delft University of Miami
Universite of Neuchatel
Technical University, Eindhoven University of Minnesota - Carlson School of
University of Svizzera italiana
Tilburg University Management
University of Zurich
University of Amsterdam University of North Carolina, Greensboro
Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW) -
University of Maastricht University of North Carolina, Ashville
Business & Law
University of Texas at Austin
NEW CALEDONIA TAIWAN Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
University of New Caledonia National Taiwan Normal University
VIETNAM
National Taipei College of Business Hanoi University
NORWAY
BI Norwegian Business School Hanoi University of Science and Technology
FPT University
For a complete and current list of UTS exchange partners please visit: www.uts.edu.au/future-students/
international/study-abroad-and-global-exchange-students/partner-institutions
* denotes a UTS Key Technology Partner (KTP). The purpose of KTPs is to build enduring, broad-based international engagement and strategic, high-quality research links with
overseas partner institutions. To date UTS has 15 KTPs with leading universities in Greater China, India, Europe and Latin America. www.ktp.uts.edu.au 31
 CONTACT UTS
For more information about study abroad
and exchange at UTS contact:
Study Abroad and Exchange
UTS International
University of Technology Sydney
PO Box 123
Broadway NSW 2007
Australia
Tel: (+ 61 2) 9514 7915
Fax: (+ 61 2) 9514 1530
Email: studyabroad.exchange@uts.edu.au
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guide was correct and current as at May 2016. The information is provided in good faith as a guide and resource for new
students. UTS accepts no responsibility for any error or omission. Any information contained in this guide is subject
to change from time to time. You are advised to check the accuracy and currency of the information with the relevant
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