Notable programs
Bachelor of Business (UTS Business School)
Housed in the Frank Gehry-designed UTS Business School (the 'wrinkly bag building', opened 2014). Applied curriculum with Sydney corporate advisory boards on every major programme. Direct pipelines into the Australian banks, Big Four consulting, and Sydney financial services. Trails Melbourne Business School and AGSM (UNSW) for elite consulting placements but strong for Sydney corporate roles.
Bachelor of Science (Computer Science) / AI
Expanded across 2024-25 to include AI and Data Science as standalone pathways. Industry-integrated through Sydney tech employer partnerships (Atlassian, Canva, AWS Sydney, Google Sydney). Strong AUD 75,000-95,000 starting salaries for graduates joining Sydney tech firms or NSW government technology roles.
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)
Faculty of Engineering and IT is the largest in Australia by enrolment. The Engineering degree is structured around two compulsory six-month industry placements ('sandwich' model) at firms like Aurecon, AECOM, Arup, BHP, and Rio Tinto. Engineers Australia accredited and recognised under the Washington Accord for international practice.
Bachelor of Architecture and Built Environments
One of Australia's strongest architecture schools, with Sydney studio access and a teaching cohort that includes practising architects. UTS architecture graduates work across Sydney's largest practices. Acceptance is more competitive than for engineering or business.
Bachelor of Nursing
Top-tier Australian nursing programme with clinical placements across the Sydney public health network including Royal Prince Alfred, St Vincent's, and Westmead. Strong professional registration outcomes and a structural pathway into NSW Health employment, which is the largest health employer in Australia.
MS Future of Work (launched 2024)
Combines behavioural science, organisational design, and AI applied to workforce transformation. Clean example of the UTS pattern: identify an applied gap that the older sandstones are slow to fill, then build a degree around it with explicit Sydney industry input.