The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is a public university located in Sydney. The university was founded in 1988 and is a member of the Australian Technology Network (ATN), the Association of Southeast Asian Institutions of Higher Learning and the Association of Commonwealth Universities.

UTS offers over 130 undergraduate and 210 postgraduate courses across traditional and emerging disciplines such as architecture, built environment, business, communication, design, education, engineering, information technology, international studies, law, midwifery, nursing, pharmacy and science.

UTS offers undergraduate and postgraduate coursework and research degrees through the following nine faculties and schools:

• Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
  • Communication
  • International Studies and Education
• UTS Business School
  • Accounting Discipline Group
  • Economics Discipline Group
  • Finance Discipline Group
  • Management Discipline Group
  • Marketing Discipline Group

• Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building
  • School of Design
  • School of Architecture
  • School of Built Environment

• Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology
  • Engineering
  • Information Technology

• Faculty of Health
  • Diabetes
  • Health Science
  • Health Services Management
  • High Performance Sport
  • Midwifery
  • Nursing
  • Palliative Care
  • Public Health
  • Sport and Exercise
• Faculty of Law
• Faculty of Science
  • School of Life Sciences
  • School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences

• Graduate School of Health
  • Clinical Psychology
  • Health Policy
  • Orthoptics
  • Pharmacy
  • Physiotherapy
  • Genetic Counselling
  • Speech Pathology
• TD School

Rankings

• International reputation: highest-performing university in Australia under 50 years of age, Times Higher Education Young University Rankings 2022
• No 1 in Australia and 11th in the World, QS World University Rankings Young Universities 2021
• No 133 in the World, QS World University Rankings 2022
• No 143 in the World, Times Higher Education University Rankings 2022

Rankings by Subject

QS World University Rankings by subject 2021

No 20 in Australia and 251-300th in the World for Agriculture

No 9 in Australia and 51-100th in the World for Architecture & Built Environment

No 2 in Australia and 25th in the World for Art & Design

No 9 in Australia and 137th in the World for Arts and Humanities

No 19 in Australia and 401 – 450th in the World for Biological Sciences

No 7 in Australia and 127th in the World for Business and Management

No 11 in Australia and 201-250th in the World for Chemistry

No 8 in Australia and 51-100th in the World for Communications & Media

No 5 in Australia and 75th in the World for Computer Science and Information Systems

No 7 in Australia and 103rd in the World for Economics

No 17 in Australia and 101-150th in the World for Education

No 12 in Australia and 51-100th in the World for Civil Engineering

No 6 in Australia and 79th in the World for Electrical Engineering

No 11 in Australia and 151-200th in the World for Mechanical, Aeronautical & Manufacturing Engineering

No 7 in Australia and 120th in the World for Engineering & Technology

No 10 in Australia and 101-150th in the World for Environmental Science

No 7 in Australia and 61st in the World for Law

No 1 in Australia and 27th in the World for Library Studies

No 20 in Australia and 343th in the World for Life Sciences

No12 in Australia and 101-150th in the World for Materials Sciences

No 11 in Australia and 151-200 in the World for Mathematics

No 16 in Australia and 251-300th in the World for Medicine

No 15 in Australia and 388th in the World for Natural Sciences

No 1 in Australia and 11th in the World for Nursing

No 15 in Australia and 251-300th in the World for Pharmacy

No 12 in Australia and 301-350th in the World for Physics

No 23 in Australia and 251-300th in the World for Psychology

No 8 in Australia and 166th in the World for Social Policy & Management

No 7 in Australia and 29th in the World for Sport related Subjects

No 8 in Australia and 101-150th in the World for Statistics

Campuses

The UTS City campus is made up of three main building clusters called precincts, as well as other specialist facilities and student accommodation buildings.

The Broadway precinct includes the Tower, UTS Central and a number of Faculty buildings for Science, Health, Arts and Social Sciences, Engineering and IT, and Design, Architecture and Building.

The Haymarket precinct is located near Chinatown and includes Building 5 (the former UTS Library) and the Frank Gehry-designed Dr Chau Chak Wng Building.

The Blackfriars precinct is home to the Blackfriar's Children's Central (UTS child care) and a number of other small buildings.

UTS specialist facilities outside of the primary camus hub include the UTS Rugby Australia Building in Moore Park, UTS Tech Lab at Botany and the UTS Kidman Centre within the Prince of Wales Hospital complex in Randwick.