Student life

All subject materials are available on Canvas, your Learning Management System (LMS). Subjects that are provided with hardcopy materials are listed here.

Multi-faith prayer rooms can be found in the Blue Building, CPSU House and in the Tower Building:

• Level 3, UTS College Blue Building, 187 Thomas St, Haymarket – multiple rooms - Currently Closed
• Level 3, UTS Tower Building, 15 Broadway, Broadway – 1 room
• Level 2, UTS College CPSU House, 191 Thomas St, Haymarket - Currently Closed

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At UTS College, you are already part of a vibrant student culture from your very first day. You will have so many ways to meet other students and make new friends.

• Find your study buddies in Get Set Week 

Start meeting other students during Get Set Week and in your first week of classes. There will be a lot of new faces on campus. Just say hi!

• Build your networks and your CV with special student opportunities

Become a voice for the student community, get involved as a helping hand, or grow your networks through the Leadership Programs. 

• Work out with a new crowd in sport and recreation groups

Rain, hail or shine, there is always a way to stay fit, active and social. Join a UTS College or UTS sports team, or sign up for special events that will help you get out and about in Sydney. 

• Make lasting connections through social and cultural activities

Link up with like-minded students, share new experiences, have adventures, attend social events and expand your horizons. There are all kinds of social and cultural clubs and activities at UTS College. 

Yes! There are sports teams to suit everyone at UTS College.

Whether you’re looking for serious competition or a social get-together, indoor or outdoor competitions, summer or winter games, or anything in between, we have all bases covered.

Find out more about UTS College sport and recreation.

There are many ways to get to UTS College – depending on where you’re coming from, how much you want to pay, how active you want to be, and how you prefer to travel. 

It’s best to avoid driving – especially in Sydney’s busy peak-hour traffic! Most students choose public transport as the quickest, most convenient way to get around. But there are also great walking and cycling paths to enjoy.

Access maps, ticketing advice and more information about getting to UTS College.