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Our vision is to deliver practice-oriented, globally relevant and research-focused courses, producing graduates for the global workplace. As a research intensive faculty, we conduct high impact research in a vibrant and inclusive environment strengthened by world-class facilities and interaction with the scientific professions and its community. Our courses are practical, relevant and supported by
Meet Alex 👋 A second-year Bachelor of Mathematical Science student at UTS
13/05/2026
Dr Joanna Wang, shares her honest take on what it really takes to succeed in mathematics.
And it’s not what you think…..
Hint: It has nothing to do with being a “natural.” 🔢
06/05/2026
The had a dress code. And we gave them a course code 🎓✨ Swipe to see your degree on the 2026 Met carpet!
Same planet, new perspective 🌏🛰️
Spelled out using real satellite imagery from
> https://science.nasa.gov/specials/your-name-in-landsat/
30/04/2026
Link to register: https://www.uts.edu.au/events/postgraduate-science-evening-2026
Join us for an evening with our academics and get real insight into where postgraduate study could take you at UTS🔬✨
🎓 Discover postgraduate courses & pathways
💡 Learn how to align your study with your career goals
🙋♀️ Ask your questions directly
17/12/2025
Introducing , who recently completed a PhD at UTS and is now a Research Associate with Future Reefs.
Hadley’s work focuses on increasing the thermal tolerance of corals through various techniques, such as trace metal supplementation and phenotyping. And recently returned from Groote Eylandt, a remote island in the Northern Territory, where Hadley worked with the local Anindilyakwa ranger group to search for new species of corals.
10/12/2025
Learn more about Ella’s journey at UTS ✨
03/12/2025
Meet Rhiannon! 💫 Scroll to learn more about her path.
25/11/2025
Science breakthrough! 🐍 Professor Jonathan Webb and team uncover new insights into the Broad-headed Snake. Swipe for more info on this incredible research and its impact on conservation.
11/11/2025
Day in the life with - a PhD candidate with the Future Reefs Team researching the resilience of reef forming corals to survive under ocean deoxygenation, in particular the response of key reef species to hypoxia across spatial and temporal scales, from extreme mangrove lagoons and diverse reef habitats across the Great Barrier Reef.
