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UTS: University of Technology Sydney

Locality: Ultimo, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 9514 2000

Address: 15 Broadway 2007 Ultimo, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.uts.edu.au

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23.01.2022 ICYMI: check out Insight’s NAIDOC Week special First Nations Mentors available to stream now on SBS OnDemand. Hear from some deadly high-achievers, including @UTSFEIT Director (Indigenous Engagement) Chris Lawrence and PhD student Giovanni D'Urso. They talk about their backgrounds, their partnership with NASA and why Indigenous mentors are so important: sbs.com.au/ondemand/program/insight #NAIDOC2020 #NAIDOCWeek #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe

20.01.2022 On campus and looking for cheap drinks and free bites? Head over to the Pop-up Bar at The Terrace (Alumni Green) from 12pm - 4pm today. Open every Thursday between 26 Nov to 17 Dec, The Terrace's sun-kissed pop-up bar is the perfect place to hang with friends this Summer Session. Make the most of summerbefore it disappears.... This event is brought to you by ActivateUTS. More info at https://bit.ly/2HAZ5py

19.01.2022 The UTS Blues Sporting Awards Week has kicked off! Stay tuned as we share UTS Sport's highlights and achievements from 2020.

19.01.2022 Wondering where a degree in Communication, Education or Sustainability could take you? Join our series of parent/student information evenings to explore the career options available. https://bit.ly/368L6kg

18.01.2022 Congratulations to Dr Qilin Wang who took out a 2020 Australian Museum Eureka Prize, the nation’s highest-profile science awards for his ground-breaking work on green technologies to transform sewage treatment plants into energy producers. https://bit.ly/3fIKxkB

16.01.2022 At UTS, food waste from kitchen green bins is being transformed into compost and used to grow organic garlic. This creates a 'circular economy where waste is captured as a resource and fed back into the system. It's part of an innovative project involving our researchers and students, collaborating with operations and communications staff. If we've whet your appetite, find out more at https://bit.ly/3lYUH2F

15.01.2022 When you visit UTS Library, you’re surrounded by creativity. There are exhibitions for all disciplines! Currently on level 7 at UTS Central, you'll find an immersive display titled "Selfie Rooms: Escape reality with UTS Library". There you can choose a room, step inside, strike a pose and tag @utslibrary #selfieroomsUTS. This year’s Creative in Residence, Cherie Fahd, had contributors insert handwritten notes into the Library’s collection for future strangers to find. So if... you’re lucky, you might even find a little slice of creativity next time you borrow a book! Read more about what your Library has on offer at: https://bit.ly/3l8QI2f

12.01.2022 UTS Central is a winner! Our newest campus building has picked up three awards from the Master Builders Association NSW, including the overall Outstanding Construction Award. Congratulations to head contractor Richard Crookes Constructions and everyone involved in bringing the building to life.

11.01.2022 This month, UTS Library celebrates its first birthday in UTS Central, the heart of UTS campus! To celebrate this momentous occasion, we’re highlighting some of best aspects of the Library you might not have had a chance to use yet. Let there be light! Located on level 5, the UTS Reading Room is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful spots on campus (and that’s saying a lot)! Inspired by traditional academic spaces, the UTS Reading Room is the perfect place for quiet study, research, or just enjoying a good book. The high ceilings and huge glass windows let natural light stream in, boosting productivity and powering you up for a successful study session. Read more at: https://bit.ly/3pULnPB

10.01.2022 Whether you’re applying to transfer from another uni, TAFE or have extensive work experience, we're excited to tell you more about our courses and how to apply for 2021. Join our webinar and live chat next Tuesday. https://bit.ly/2K1nYM4

09.01.2022 We want all members of our UTS community to be safe. During these isolating times, it’s important to stay connected to your friends, family and community. This means regular check-ins and knowing how to spot this signal for help. This one-handed sign can be used on a video call to show that a person needs help and wants someone to check in with them in a safe way. Learn more uts.ac/helpvideocall The Signal for Help was launched by the Canadian Women’s Foundation in response to COVID-19, and is now being shared all around the world. #ViolenceAgainstWomen #signalforhelp #respectnowalways #consentmatters Please remember that help and support is available for those experiencing, or are concerned about, sexual assault: uts.ac/support

09.01.2022 The problem starts with us, the non-Aboriginal Australians. It begins, I think, with an act of recognition. Recognition that it was we who did the dispossessing. We took the traditional lands and smashed the traditional way of life. - Paul Keating. Explore the history and legacy of settler colonialism in UTS’s latest podcast series, Black Stories Matter: https://impactstudios.edu.au/podcasts/bsm/ #NAIDOC2020 #NAIDOCWeek #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe

09.01.2022 A huge congratulations to all of the Blue and Half Blue Award recipients from this year’s UTS Elite Athlete Program cohort. Check them out over at UTS Sport.

08.01.2022 2020 has been challenging to say the least from natural disasters to the COVID-19 pandemic. Often the first point of contact for communities during a crisis are councils. Moving forward how can we ensure that our local tiers of government have the capacity to continue deliver for their communities? Register for our 'Local government in post-crisis Australia' webinar on Tuesday 17 Nov, 12.30pm to find out! Panellists:... - Monica Baron (CEO City of Sydney) - Mayor Tracy Roberts (City of Wanneroo) - Mayor Jerome Laxale (City of Ryde) - Clare Sullivan (CEO Local Government Professionals Australia) - Facilitated by Verity Firth and Carol Mills (UTS)

08.01.2022 Next week is the 2020 UTS Blues Sporting Awards. Follow UTS Sport to keep up-to-date, and celebrate, the achievements of the UTS Sport community, including sports clubs, social sports, engagement programs and intervarsity teams. Check out the program: https://bit.ly/3fmQoMb

06.01.2022 Experience the time of Rarranhdharr (The Late Dry Season) in Patrina Munugurr and Ishmael Marika’s artwork that shows how Yolu people have navigated their lands for tens of thousands of years: https://artoncampus.uts.edu.au/artworks/rarranhdharr/ Or check out Kudjla and Gangalu artist Daniel Boyd’s mesmerising artwork Yamani (the Gudjal word for the Rainbow Serpent) which uses a repeated motif of ‘dots’ to express a range of cultural ideas: https://artoncampus.uts.edu.au/ar...tworks/yamani/ Both works are on display every day on UTS Central’s Broadway Screen. #NAIDOC2020 #NAIDOCWeek #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe

04.01.2022 There is always a path to UTS. Discover yours at Info Days. https://bit.ly/2HCb46q The pathway I used to get into uni was UTS Insearch. It helped me to fast track into the second year of my UTS degree. The study experience was great, with constant support from great teachers, small class sizes and a multicultural environment. It felt like the perfect bridge between high school and university, and really prepared me for entering UTS Pramesh (B. Science in Information Technology)

03.01.2022 Monday kicks off UTS Sport's UTS Blues Sporting Awards Week! Here's what you need to know about the awards. Full Blue Award: those at the top of their game, think Olympic/Paralympic Games, full-time professionals, etc. Half Blue Award: those on their way to a Full Blue, so Junior Australian reps, emerging professionals, etc. Club Person of the Year: each of our 30+ clubs recognise an individual of their choice.... Check out the program at https://bit.ly/3l6VCNa 2008 & 2009 UTS Sportswoman of the Year, Jo Brigden-Jones (Kayak), with 2019 UTS Sportswoman of the Year, Bella O'Grady (Athletics).