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Peer support
Imagine if, during your first year of uni, you had someone telling you, ‘it’s ok, you’ll be fine’. In one UTS subject, students do.read more
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Knowing, being, doing
Find out how, in an Aussie first, the Faculty of Health is helping students better understand and address Indigenous inequality in health and wellbeing.read more
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The future of learning
MOOCs may be making a splash in the media, but at UTS, on-campus and online study are combining to give students the hard and soft skills they’ll actually need once they graduate.read more
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Role reversal
You’ve probably heard of flipping hamburgers, but what about flipped learning?read more
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Laws of nature
You may think scientists and lawyers are worlds apart, but a cross-disciplinary subject is revealing a surprising number of similarities.read more
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A day in the life …
Find out how UTS’s City campus Blake Library has transformed from a place of quiet, solitary study into a hub of research, group work and even sleep. read more
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Virtual study groups
Why some students are moving from face-to-face to Facebook study groups.read more
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Speaking Spanglish
Sick of stand-and-speak type lectures? In this UTS lecture you could find yourself reciting a performance poem by famed Mexican-American artist Guillermo Gómez-Peña.read more
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A journey of self-discovery
Media arts and production student Emily McDaniel shares her experience of what uni is really like and why she’s excited to be finishing her three-year degree … six years later.read more
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Lost (and found) in translation
When Alexandra Blucher went to China for a year of in-country study, she experienced more than delicious food and Facebook withdrawl.read more
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Peer support
Imagine if, during your first year of uni, you had someone telling you, ‘it’s ok, you’ll be fine’. In one UTS subject, students do.read more
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Knowing, being, doing
Find out how, in an Aussie first, the Faculty of Health is helping students better understand and address Indigenous inequality in health and wellbeing.read more
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The future of learning
MOOCs may be making a splash in the media, but at UTS, on-campus and online study are combining to give students the hard and soft skills they’ll actually need once they graduate.read more
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Role reversal
You’ve probably heard of flipping hamburgers, but what about flipped learning?read more
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Speaking Spanglish
Sick of stand-and-speak type lectures? In this UTS lecture you could find yourself reciting a performance poem by famed Mexican-American artist Guillermo Gómez-Peña.read more
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Laws of nature
You may think scientists and lawyers are worlds apart, but a cross-disciplinary subject is revealing a surprising number of similarities.read more
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A day in the life …
Find out how UTS’s City campus Blake Library has transformed from a place of quiet, solitary study into a hub of research, group work and even sleep. read more
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Where everybody knows her name
Meet Runa Pendon; she knows the carpeted maze that is building five better than anyone, and keeps it looking “bloody good” too.read more
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Helping me, helping you
Find out how the UTS: SOUL Award volunteer program is bringing community and corporate engagement to migrants and refugees in one Western Sydney high school.read more
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Remembering to forget
How many digital photos do you have? Hundreds? Thousands? A new international research project is set to transform the way you capture, store and use your digital memories.read more
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