Diploma in Innovation

The Diploma in Innovation is described as 'a really good, in-depth kind of workshop experience' that is 'different to your tutes, different to your lectures.' The coordinators and tutors make it more engaging, and it is run in an intensive block mode where students collaborate with peers across multiple disciplines and different year levels.

Students gain transferable skills that can be taken into the workplace, including creativity, innovation capabilities, collaborative problem-solving, and entrepreneurial thinking. The course encourages students to come up with any question and be creative with anything and everything, building capabilities that cross all industries and sectors.

UTS offers 26 degrees that can be paired with the Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation (BCII), which is part of the broader Transdisciplinary Innovation course area that includes the Diploma in Innovation, indicating strong options for combining study pathways.

UTS works with over 1,200 industry partners who provide workplace-integrated learning experiences for students, giving Diploma in Innovation students real-world context and professional development opportunities.

Yes, you can transfer to UTS from a different university, although you will need to apply. Application information is available for both domestic and international applicants. If you transfer to UTS, you may be able to receive credit towards your new course based on your previous study through recognition of prior learning.