Master of Science in Computing Sciences (Research)

Specific information on accepting a research offer is available at the UTS 'accepting your graduate research offer' page. Research applicants follow a different acceptance process compared to undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students.

UTS offers Graduate Research scholarships to support both domestic and international students undertaking research degrees. Additionally, UTS provides over 400 scholarships in total, and students can use the UTS scholarship search tool or contact scholarships@uts.edu.au for more information.

UTS is located in the heart of Sydney's Tech Central, a creative and innovation precinct home to tech giants, frontier start-ups, and a diverse community from over 180 nationalities. The campus is close to the CBD, Darling Harbour, nightlife, and beaches, providing a vibrant environment for study and networking.

Prospective students can contact UTS directly via phone at +61 2 9514 1222 (outside Australia), email international@uts.edu.au for international enquiries, or use the online enquiry form on the UTS website. Support is available in person, online, or over the phone through Ask UTS.

Yes, UTS is ranked #96 globally in the QS World University Rankings 2026 and is recognised among the world's leading universities for academic excellence and industry impact. UTS is also ranked #7 in Australia by the Times Higher Education University Rankings 2026, and 93.3% of UTS graduates are employed within three years of graduation, reflecting strong career readiness and employer demand.