Starting UTS in 2025?
Orientation is your opportunity to meet the UTS Community and get acquainted with the services and resources that you will use throughout your study.
Join us between Monday 3 to Friday 14 February for tours, workshops, events and more. Full program to come!
Registrations open Monday, 6 January.
Bring your team, your friends and a gold coin donation to the Reading Room (Building 2, Level 5) and mark the (almost) end of 2024 with the perfect snap with Santa. There will also be festive sweets and you are encouraged to come festively dressed if you please!
Join UTS Library from 21- 27 October to celebrate Open Access Week with an exciting program of events that will help you better understand Open Access and how you can use it to enhance your teaching and research.
To help you prepare for your exams and end-of-session assignments, the Library has additional study spaces, supplies, snacks and exam support for you through StuVac and the assessment period.
From Monday 21 October, spaces across UTS Central will be dedicated to quiet study during StuVac and the exam period.
In this session of the Research Impact at UTS series, we will cover research impact with respect to open access publishing.
In this session we focus on the use of technologies, including Artificial Intelligence, by and for various communities, and what that means in relation to Open Access, particularly in an Indigenous context. Our speakers will explore differing perspectives on openness, on technologies in and for community and how to build relationships and address the technology knowledge gap.
How are communities in our region approaching open knowledge initiatives and driving meaningful change? In this session, the panel will explore the important role of collaboration in making research more accessible. We will delve into the opportunities and challenges of open diamond infrastructure, including international perspectives, as well as showcasing successful initiatives such as the Australasian Diamond Community of Practice and the Open Access Toolkit for Aotearoa New Zealand researchers.
Open access is more than just sharing information; it’s a powerful tool for building communities. By removing barriers to knowledge and participation, open access can help make our communities more diverse, equitable, and accessible to all. This panel will explore how open access practices can foster a sense of belonging and empower individuals from all backgrounds.
The Library has installed a self-serve loanable tech locker outside the Reading Room entrance in UTS Central, (Building 2, level 5). Meaning you have 24/7 access to more loanable laptops, cameras (and other tech items as we grow our collection), even when the Library might be closed!
The items for loan are available:
Do you want to minimise the negative impact that anxiety has on your study and exam performance? Check if this workshop is relevant to you.
During tests or exams, do you:
UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people, upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.
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