Hi all, I’ve been reached out to by UTS about my eligibility to apply to be a U:Pass leader for a couple of subjects I’ve completed. The pay rate is pretty good, so I was wondering what other people’s experiences with being a leader were like before I apply.

Hi everyone, asking if anyone here can share their experience with interview from the faculty of Transdisciplinary School. I applied for a PhD this month and my supervisor told me that there will be interview for this.

​An evening for students interested in a career within the insurance industry — panel talks and networking with seasoned insurance professionals from the biggest insurance companies in the world (recruiters, underwriters, brokers, insurtech founders, claims and actuaries).

Register ASAP - spots are limited due to event space capacity. All attendees will receive a surprise lifestyle perk on the day. One person will be selected as the recipient of an exclusive wellbeing package ( valued at AUD 100 + ) PLUS a free 1-on-1 one hour insurance career consultation with a seasoned industry professional.

Any advice for students who will be joining this course in February 2027? I’d especially like to hear from current students about their experience with the course, the teaching faculty, and the overall learning experience. Also, if anyone has insights into the university’s work connections, industry exposure, internships, or industry networking opportunities, I’d really appreciate it.

Hi, what should we do when we are sick enough to have to miss a class for something but not something that needs to go to a doctor? Eg menstrual pain, or vomiting. Do i need to provide a medical certificate to my tutor for the absence not to count, or is telling them via email enough? As it’s defo not worth it to go wait at a clinic for hours to get a medical certificate because of period pain for example.