Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Bachelor of International Studies (Honours) Diploma in Professional Engineering Practice

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. Courses are developed in partnership with industry leaders using practice-based learning approaches, and UTS is located in Sydney's Tech Central precinct, surrounded by over 3,000 creative industries and tech companies.

According to the 2024 Graduate Outcomes Survey – Longitudinal, 93.3% of UTS graduates are employed three years post-graduation, reflecting strong career readiness and high employer demand for UTS graduates.

Yes, UTS offers several pathway options including UTS College for students who don't qualify for direct entry, the STAT (Skills for Tertiary Admission Test), VET qualifications such as AQF diplomas or advanced diplomas, and the option to transfer from another UTS course after a period of study.

Yes, UTS allows students to defer their offer depending on the course's specific requirements. Domestic students can refer to the 'Deferring your course commencement' page, while international students should refer to the 'Deferring your offer' page on the UTS website.

Yes, UTS provides a range of support services for international students including career support through UTS Careers, a diverse community of students from over 180 nationalities, and access to international student enquiry services via phone (+61 2 8806 0230), email (international@uts.edu.au), and WhatsApp. UTS is located in Sydney, ranked one of the world's most liveable cities.