Bachelor of Communication in Social and Political Sciences

Domestic students can apply through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) or directly to UTS via My Student Portal. International students follow a separate application process and are encouraged to contact UTS International or use the international student enquiry form for guidance.

UTS offers a range of alternative entry pathways including the STAT (Skills for Tertiary Admission Test), VET or TAFE qualifications such as an AQF diploma or advanced diploma, UTS College programs, equity pathways like the Jumbunna Admissions Program and U@Uni Academy, and the option to transfer from a different course after a year of study.

UTS is ranked #7 in Australia and #96 globally (QS World University Rankings 2026), and is recognised for excellence in teaching, research impact, industry engagement and international outlook. UTS courses are developed in partnership with industry leaders using practice-based learning approaches, and 93.3% of graduates are employed three years post-graduation according to the 2024 Graduate Outcomes Survey – Longitudinal.

UTS is located in the heart of Sydney's Tech Central precinct, surrounded by over 3,000 creative industries and close to the CBD, Darling Harbour, nightlife and beaches. Sydney is ranked one of the world's most liveable cities and UTS hosts a diverse community from over 180 different nationalities.

Yes, UTS offers one of Australia's most generous scholarship programs. Scholarships are available for both domestic and international students, and are managed by UTS Scholarships. Recipients must meet ongoing eligibility criteria including academic progress and enrolment requirements as outlined in the Conditions of Award.