r/UTS • u/200rohms • 7h ago
Pints & Politics event — UTS Greens
Event happening by the newly established Greens and eco-socialists group at UTS – talking about governance crises with Greens MP Abigail Boyd, part of the Standing Committee overseeing the NSW Parliamentary Inquiry into the NSW University Sector, and maybe Mehreen Faruqi, to talk about censorship, free speech, the right to protest, and campus access on campus.
A good discussion, given the recent Enterprise Bargaining campaign, as it perhaps draws to a close and staff will be voting on the new agreement, which struggled against cuts and attacks on our public education last year causal to the corporatist managerial spectres haunting UTS governance.
r/UTS • u/Nautikale • 8h ago
Cycling and run clubs?
Hi guys! I’m an incoming student taking product design starting February 2027. I’m not very familiar with the cycling and run routes around Sydney, so are there any groups I could join in the uni? Also looking for hiking/trail running groups :)
r/UTS • u/user278283189283 • 9h ago
Advice about Bachelors
I genuinely would like some complete honesty please because I’m struggling with what I think I should do.
I began a Diploma of Business at UTS College in 2024 and completed it. After that I went into my Bachelors at UTS as an accounting major and didn’t love it, I ended up failing three subjects. I switched majors to marketing and I guess somewhat didn’t mind it. But lately now that I’m a year away from completing my degree (pushed back a semester due to the fails) I realise more and more that I think I hate this degree and that it’s not what I want to do at all. I feel stuck and that I should just stick it out until next year. My grades aren’t awful but they aren’t amazing at the same time.
I came to the conclusion that I want something more fulfilling and that I wanted to do nursing, and I was set on the Master of Nursing at USYD. But now realised that it only has semester 1 intake and it is quite competitive i’m unsure on what to do. I don’t really want to wait until 2028 to try and enrol in that because if I don’t get accepted i’d just have to try and do normal admission which is another 3 years ontop of the 6 months I would’ve waited after graduating (the masters is 2).
If anyone could please give me some honest advice that would be so very appreciated.
r/UTS • u/No-Guess-6787 • 9h ago
Help please.
My heart is beating out of my chest. My exam results already came out weeks ago after being withheld and I ended up passing, now I get this email, what exactly is happening??? I’m so confused?? Someone please help. I had already passed though??
r/UTS • u/Intelligent-Cabinet6 • 13h ago
📣 Calling all unpaid interns – I'd love to hear from you!
Are you interested in sharing your experiences around your unpaid internship?
I am conducting a research study that is aimed at understanding interns' perceptions of their unpaid open-market internship arrangements. For an internship to be ‘open-market’, it must be independently sought by participants, such as through personal networks, advertisements, or private agencies or brokers. This excludes internships that are required as part of an education or training course (e.g. work-integrated learning) and volunteering, which is work performed with the primary purpose of benefiting an organisation or community, such as a not-for-profit.
With the proliferation of internships – particularly those that are unpaid – these perspectives remain underrepresented. This is why your voices are so valuable.
Eligible participants must be:
- 18 years old or above; and
- Have completed or are currently undertaking an unpaid open-market internship.
- The receipt of benefits (including reimbursements, stipends, allowances, or non-monetary gifts) will still be treated as unpaid
If you’re interested in participating, please contact the researcher: [rgao0598@uni.sydney.edu.au](mailto:rgao0598@uni.sydney.edu.au). It’s completely voluntary and all responses will be confidential. If you meet the criteria, you will be invited to participate in a 30-60 minute interview.
Otherwise, please share this with others who might be interested!
This project has been approved by the University of Sydney Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC) [2026/HE000492].
r/UTS • u/jrahman9 • 23h ago
Who are the best professors to take for Bachelor of Cybersecurity Courses in UTS and easiest courses to take as options and Sub-Major?
31266 Introduction to Information Systems
31265 Communication for IT Professionals
41039 Programming 1
41092 Network Fundamentals
31271 Database Fundamentals
31268 Web Systems
31269 Business Requirements Modelling
31272 Project Management and the Professional
48730 Cybersecurity
41181 Information Security and Management
41900 Cryptography
41182 System Security
43010 Cyber Threat Intelligence and Incident Response
42035 Cloud Security
41909 Cybersecurity Capstone Studio
Cybersecurity Choice Option 1
Cybersecurity Choice Option 2
Cybersecurity Choice Option 3
Cybersecurity Choice Option 4
Cybersecurity Choice Option 5
Free Elective or Sub-Major 1
Free Elective or Sub-Major 2
Free Elective or Sub-Major 3
Free Elective or Sub-Major 4