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Can you cook up a gourmet film career on a take-away budget?
2 February 2011
Leading Australian and International personalities in the film and sound industry will explore the possibilities of micro budget film making at a public symposium on Saturday 19 February at the University of Technology, Sydney.
From little things big things grow
2 April 2012
When Oxfam Australia created their 3things initiative, their aim was to ensure today’s youth continue the movement against poverty and injustice well into the future.
Walmart in China
2 April 2012
What happens when the world’s largest corporation encounters the world’s biggest country? This question opens what is a long investigation on the impact of the American retailing giant on the supply chain and retail business in China.
The write stuff
2 April 2012
With his ready smile and friendly enthusiasm, it’s easy to imagine Alessandro Albanese earning accolades for his customer service. The law and international studies student was recently awarded runner up Notetaker of the Year by UTS’s Student Services Unit for his role within the Special Needs service.
Gonski review: the government will struggle to change school funding
30 March 2012
When an Australian government is willing to risk losing an election over the way it funds our poorest, most disadvantaged schools, rather than our wealthy schools, only then will meaningful change be possible.
A flawed and limited plan: Australia’s human rights failures to continue
30 March 2012
The Attorney General’s Department is developing a new plan of action that seeks to lay out Australia’s human rights priorities, but the review fails on many counts to address fundamental change in Australia’s legal framework for human rights.
Political scientist the first Rajiv Gandhi Visiting Chair at UTS
20 March 2012
Political scientist Professor Ujjwal Kumar Singh from the University of Delhi has joined UTS as the first Rajiv Gandhi Visiting Chair for Contemporary Indian Studies.
The chair, a collaborative venture between UTS and the Indian Council for Cultural Relations, was announced last year during a visit to UTS by the former President of India Dr Abdul Kalam.
Under the agreement UTS will appoint an Indian academic as a visiting professor for one semester a year over four years, with a new candidate being selected each year.
Apply now for the Engineers Australia Media Scholarship
26 March 2012
Applications are now being taken for the Engineers Australia Pty Ltd Media Scholarship.
Incursion not excursion in the interactive age
14 March 2012
New-era smart boards have made the virtual world tour the new hands-on experience.
International Incident Disclosure Conference, call for papers
14 March 2012
CHC conference & call for abstracts
'Social organisations' emerge but lack strategy and governance
8 March 2012
Almost half of all businesses and organisations in the private and public sector in Australia and developed Asian countries are now using social media.
Liquid gold
1 March 2012
The use of donor human milk to feed premature infants is growing in popularity worldwide, yet human milk banking is relatively new in Australia. UTS researcher Katherine Carroll is exploring how this practice is widely accepted in the USA.
UTS graduate school paves a new research path for journalism
1 March 2012
A change in the definition of research in Australia has helped pave the way for the country's first Graduate School of Journalism being launched next week at UTS.
Head of the new school, Professor Alan Knight, said that after some years of lobbying from the profession the Australian Research Council (ARC) has redefined research to include quality journalism, allowing a research track record for reporters, editors and producers.
Graduate has international premiere at SXSW for sand animation
1 March 2012
Master of Media Arts and Production graduate, Marieka Walsh, will jet off to Texas in March to support her sand animation short film, The Hunter.
Peter Robb named 2012 CAL Non-Fiction Writer-in-Residence
6 February 2012
Acclaimed and provocative Australian writer Peter Robb, whose book about the painter Caravaggio was a bestseller in Italy and America and divided critics in the UK, has been appointed the 2012 CAL Non-Fiction Writer-in-Residence at UTS.
Robb, who will take up his residency this month, will be attached to the Creative Practices Area in the UTS Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, working with Master of Arts in Non-fiction Writing students as well as lecturing on narrative and non-fiction.
Graduating journalism student takes out Walkley Award
7 December 2011
A closer look at social disadvantage in the Western Sydney suburb of Mt Druitt has led a recent UTS journalism graduate to win a 2011 Walkley Award for best online journalism.
The piece called Beating the Odds looked at the Mt Druitt community in shock after the disappearance of six-year-old school girl Kiesha Abrahams. The piece gave the audience an insight into the issues of public housing, unemployment and children at risk of social exclusion in the area.
New chair to lift the profile of Australian poetry
7 December 2011
The first chair in Australian poetry to be filled by a practising poet has been announced, with Robert Adamson to take up his post at UTS in February.
Advertising students turn the spotlight on a hidden disease
25 November 2011
Four teams of advertising students, including from UTS, have given Coeliac Australia plenty of ideas for boosting public recognition of the disease in the culmination of a national student competition.
The UTS team, UndergrAD, was one of four finalists this year in the International Advertising Association Big Idea competition which asked teams from around the country to come up with an integrated communications campaign for Coeliac Australia.
Newspapers lose their balance on climate coverage
1 December 2011
Some of Australia's leading newspapers have been so negative in their reporting of the Gillard government's carbon policy it's fair to say they've campaigned against it rather than covered it according to a new report by Australian Centre for Independent Journalism (ACIJ) at the University of Technology, Sydney.
Study backs supported playgroups as a sound start towards literacy
18 November 2011
The availability of community-based supported playgroups can be an effective way of enhancing children's emergent literacies according to the results of a new study with Pacific communities in south-eastern Sydney.
Languages researchers from the University of Technology, Sydney have looked at the benefits of an organised community program that focuses on children's development of language, learning through play and their social interactions.
An education vocation
7 November 2011
A Thai native and experienced undergraduate teacher, Sirinut Sawatdeenarunat has studied in the United States, England, and now Australia on an Endeavour scholarship.
PR needs criticism... constructive criticism
21 October 2011
Public relations is a fast-growing field in Australia and Asia Pacific, but it is overly American in approach, struggling to come to grips with social media, under-researched, and lacks critical thinking and analysis needed to improve ethics and its societal impact.
This is the argument presented – not in an attack on public relations – but in a new text book for students studying PR written by a prominent professor in the field and former practitioner.
12th UTS Golden Eye Awards: winners revealed
13 October 2011
Over 300 people attended the screening and awards ceremony on 11 Oct at Chauvel cinemas in Paddington where the works of Media Arts and Production and Master of Animation students were recognised and celebrated.
Unearthing the facts
7 October 2011
A journalist is using a master's to research her own Greek tragedy, writes Melinda Ham.
Students spring into Australian Language and Culture
7 October 2011
UTS: International Studies hosted its fifth intake of Japanese students for the Experiencing Australian Language and Culture subject during September, the first such large contingent of students participating in overseas exchange after Japan’s March 11 devastating earthquake and tsunami.
An eye for talent at the 12th UTS Golden Eye Awards
5 October 2011
Australia's next generation of creative media producers will be under the spotlight as industry judges and members of the public cast their votes at the 12th UTS Golden Eye Awards on Tuesday 11 October at the Chauvel Cinema in Paddington.
A place to call home
4 October 2011
New research into the causes and long-term effects of homelessness is redefining social perceptions.
Book me in
1 September 2011
Canadian Kathryn Albright came to Sydney to undertake postgraduate studies in Information and Knowledge Management at UTS. After creating an employment profile on StudentJobs@UTS, Kathryn was employed by Access Services within UTS’s Blake Library. Acting Lending Services Coordinator Mark Christopher has been working at the library since 1988. His wealth of knowledge and experience is helping Kathryn prepare for a successful career as a librarian.
Offensive language impresses in 3 Minute Thesis final
16 September 2011
Law student Elyse Methven triumphed at the UTS 3 Minute Thesis final last week with a presentation on offensive language crimes.
Leading writers sought for CAL-supported positions at UTS
9 September 2011
Hard on the heels of the appointment of Sydney's first City Poet, UTS has announced the opening of applications for the inaugural CAL Chair in Australian Poetry and 2012 CAL Non-Fiction Writer-In-Residence. The Copyright Agency Limited (CAL), which manages copyright for creators and publishers, has made a three-year, $300,000 commitment to fund the new initiatives.
Creativity and craft in Sydney's animation showcase
14 September 2011
The third UTS: Sydney International Animation Festival starts on 23 September.
Investigative journalism conference gets back to the source
13 September 2011
New approaches to investigative journalism and the experiences of industry professionals will be discussed at Australia's first national investigative journalism conference this Friday and Saturday at the ABC Centre and UTS.
Falling through the cracks of public housing
9 September 2011
Mentally ill public housing tenants in Western Sydney are suffering from a lack of care and are being ignored by NSW public housing according to an investigation by UTS Journalism students and Dr Tom Morton. After a collaborative investigation by UTS students, who spoke to mental health workers, social workers and public housing tenants, their work has been published in the Mental Health & Housing series on Crikey.
Photographs document Afghanistan's unsafe haven
2 September 2011
The photographs of a former refugee make a powerful point about Australia's asylum seeker policy in Unsafe Haven, an exhibition opening next week in the foyer gallery of UTS.
Great artists take a turn for the verse
2 September 2011
At 31, Middleton is already an acclaimed poet. Her volume Fire Season was awarded the Western Australian Premier's Award for poetry in 2009 and was shortlisted for The Age Book of the Year in poetry.
Sydney's great art inspires our first City of Sydney Poet
2 September 2011
Leading artists who were inspired by Sydney will in turn provide inspiration for Sydney's first City Poet, Kate Middleton.
New degrees in Communication Management at UTS
15 August 2011
UTS is offering a range of new postgraduate courses focused on developing the understanding and strategic communication skills required for a successful career in communication management, and in specialised areas within the field of practice.
Writing lecturers shortlisted for 'Age' Book of the year awards
15 August 2011
Writing lecturers Anthony Macris and Delia falconer have been shortlisted in the nonfiction section for the Age book of the year award.
When Horse Became Saw: A family's journey through autism
1 August 2011
When horse became saw is Anthony Macris's engrossing personal account of his young son Alex's regression into a severe autistic state. It tracks the incredulity, grief and determination he and his wife Kathy experienced as their expectations of normal family life were profoundly challenged and changed.
Study shows poor prognosis when medicos don't communicate
10 August 2011
Research reveals the impact of miscommunication in hospital emergency rooms.
The quest to find the rhyme and reason behind Sydney
10 August 2011
A curious assortment of people come out of the woodwork when you place an ad for a city poet.
Think global, act local
31 July 2011
Andrea Myles was working as a volunteer in rural China when she met Danma Niu, a driven young Tibetan woman seeking to change the ways of her traditional village.
Rewriting bloody history
31 July 2011
1930s Sydney – with its dark underworld of cocaine-fuelled gang violence, sly grog and prostitution – is an era that fascinates Masters in Writing student Amy Simpson-Deeks. So much so, she’s spent several years becoming well acquainted with one intriguing figure: notorious prostitute Nellie Cameron.
News reporting of physical activity sends socially skewed message
27 July 2011
A new study of television news reporting reveals the media neglect key risks of inactivity and fail to focus attention on the responsibilities of employers and government to foster greater physical activity among Australians. Analysing the content of 91 television news and current affairs reports, the study led by UTS academic Catriona Bonfiglioli found the reports treated physical activity as soft news, rarely focused on children, and landed responsibility squarely on the individual.
Future sounds
8 July 2011
In 2007, Jordan Dorjee was placing last in his Year 10 class at Sydney Grammar School. Unmotivated by other subjects, he signed up to study music. It proved to be a life-changing decision.
Engage. Interact. Inspire.
8 July 2011
UTS may be famed for its concrete tower; but for ‘ivory towers’ it is not. Current students reveal how their faculty deans continue to play an influential, research-inspired role in their learning.
Hope for substance-dependent mothers with young children
7 July 2011
An innovative research project designed to break the destructive cycle of substance dependence among women with young children was launched at UTS this week. Leaders of the research project say that a new approach is necessary to focus on integrating parent and child-sensitive practice with mainstream rehabilitation. This is due to the close association between substance dependence, mental illness, trauma, deprivation and family break-up through generations.
Workplace culture at heart of NotW scandal
13 July 2011
One of the fascinating aspects of the whole News of the World fiasco is the way that we have all sought to find the one person who can take responsibility, writes UTS Journalism lecturer Jenna Price.
Murdochs only real interest is No.1
13 July 2011
Giving Sky the Australia Network contract could hurt the nation's image writes UTS journalism Professsor Alan Knight
UTS FASS Student Wins Gold at World Championships
1 July 2011
Congratulations to UTS Elite Athlete Program Scholar, Sarah Peattie. Yesterday we received word that Sarah and her Aussie Team mates won gold at the World Touch Football Championships in Scotland.
UTS students and graduates dominate journalism awards
27 June 2011
For the fourth year running a UTS journalism student has won the Media Super Student of the Year award presented by the Walkley Foundation for Journalism. Lauren Day, one of five UTS graduands who this year secured a coveted cadetship with the ABC, won the award for her television feature story We are not refugees about rising sea levels and the effects of climate change on the people of Kiribati.
Go back to where you came from: Reality TV encounters the refugee crisis
22 June 2011
During World Refugee Week, SBS One premieres Go Back to Where You Came From. Over three nights the series plunges six Australian participants into the intense fear and desperation of the refugee/asylum seeker experience.
Doctor of Creative Arts candidate selected to attend Iowa Writers' Workshop
17 June 2011
Doctor of Creative Arts candidate Christine Piper was selected to attend the Iowa Writers' Workshop three-week special summer fiction writing workshop in May.
12th UTS Golden Eye Awards 2011- Call for entries
17 June 2011
The UTS Golden Eye Awards is a biennial showcase of outstanding creative works produced by students and recent graduates of the highly respected UTS Media Arts and Production Program and Master of Animation course.
Two Laps
15 June 2011
An interview with Owen Trevor, Director-Screenwriter, Two Laps, and graduate of US Bachelor of Arts in Communication (Media Arts & Production) about the film making experience.
UTS to be home to Sydney's first city poet
14 June 2011
Dublin has one, Toronto has one, now Sydney is to be the first city in Australia to have its own city poet to celebrate its unique language and creativity.
How Spanish outrage could transform Europe
6 June 2011
On 15 May 2011, one week before Spanish regional and municipal elections, young people gathered on Madrid’s Puerta del Sol square to start a protest known as 15-M movement.
Communication student awarded 2011 Guy Morrison Prize for Literary Journalism
10 June 2011
UTS BA Communication (Journalism) and BA (Hons) in Communication graduate, Freya Latona has been awarded the 2011 Guy Morrison prize for Literary Journalism for her memoir of her mother Three Trees.
Connecting classrooms
5 June 2011
Think ‘inclusive education’ and it’s unlikely theatre and technology spring to mind. That is unless you’re Rachel Perry. The casual academic has combined the two in new ways of teaching.
The 2011 Sydney City Poet – call for applications
1 June 2011
The aim of the Sydney City Poet is to encourage and promote the reading, writing and appreciation of literature and poetry across Sydney and New South Wales, and to reflect the city of Sydney in their work.
Writing academic shortlisted for two national awards
1 June 2011
UTS Senior lecturer in writing and author, Delia Falconer, has been shortlisted for two national awards for her book Sydney.
Forging new academic links between India and Australia
27 May 2011
The Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) and UTS will establish the Rajiv Gandhi Visiting Chair of Contemporary Indian Studies, ICCR's first chair in Australia.
The rise and rise of creative writing
26 May 2011
Professor John Dale's article on Creative Writing has been published on 'The Conversation'.
An honorable time for Paul Cox
23 May 2011
UTS hosted an exclusive opportunity for the public of Sydney to gain insight into the thoughts of acclaimed film director Paul Cox.
2011 UTS Writers Anthology launch
23 May 2011
Friday the 20th of May marked the launch of the 2011 UTS Writers' Anthology.
Professor awarded TASA Nexus Jack Barbalet
18 May 2011
Andrew Jakubowicz has been awarded the first Nexus Jack Barbalet award for photography and sociology, offered by the Australian Sociology Association. His winning image with accompanying text, portrayed a Melbourne shopfront featuring Australian and Indian messages about food.
Young writer signed by major international publisher
13 May 2011
John Connell, a 24-year-old journalist and graduate of UTS Bachelor of Arts in Communication (Journalism) degree, will write a collection of short stories for Picador.
Data reveals Sydney's culturally unbalanced schools
6 May 2011
Education policy has led to culturally unbalanced schools and potential social problems in the future according to a new paper by UTS researcher Dr Christina Ho. Analysing data from the My Schools website Dr Ho has contrasted the ethnicity within schools and the suburb in which they are located.
Group learning strategies increase productivity
10 May 2011
Large businesses could improve their productivity by implementing a peer group learning strategy according to the results of a recent UTS study in Indonesia. The study implemented workplace learning groups into the Indonesian Taxation Office to support tax officers during a period of organisational change.
History at the crossroads: Australians and the past
1 May 2011
Australian history is as puzzling as ever. Despite data that reveals worrying levels of historical knowledge among its citizens, popular history is booming.
Democracy in the digital age
1 May 2011
Five months after Julian Assange’s arrest, international debate continues about the impact and ethics of whistleblowing website WikiLeaks. Journalist Wendy Bacon explains why new media outlets are playing an increasingly important role in democratic countries and why they’re here to stay.
Creative Connections: Creativity and the Mind
29 April 2011
Two hundred and fifty people filled the Aerial Centre to listen to Professor Russell Meares and author Sue Woolfe discuss neuroscience, creativity and the mind in the third Creative Connections event.
Deaths in custody: a Crikey investigation
29 April 2011
A special investigation by ACIJ Associate Inga Ting examines the NSW prison system's appalling record of deaths in custody.
Bottlers tap into muddied springs with organic-water claims
21 April 2011
Bottled water labelled "organic" may be breaking an Australian Standard, which prevents use of the term in relation to water, Standards Australia says, in a special report by the ACIJ
Director ventures into the public eye to receive UTS honour
15 April 2011
Renowned Australian filmmaker Paul Cox usually prefers to let his work speak for him, but he will accept a little more public attention than usual later this month when he receives an honorary doctorate from UTS.
Let me tell you a story
3 April 2011
What is it about fairytales that continue to fascinate and inspire artists, writers and filmmakers? A new documentary project, initiated within UTS, is revealing the adult meanings, symbolism and psychology behind the Disney cotton-candy versions and proving fairytales aren’t just for children.
The challenges for research in a new funding environment
29 March 2011
The difficulty of building research communities, gaining support and training researchers will be discussed by research expert Professor Terry Threadgold in a public lecture at UTS on Thursday 7 April. Changing the Name of the Game: doing research, building communities and developing staff in new times, will address the transformation of research communities and the nature of research in the context of the current upheaval in UK finances.
CAL boosts support for writing studies at UTS
18 March 2011
A non-fiction writing residency and a chair in Australian poetry will flow from a boost for Creative Practices at UTS by the Copyright Agency Limited (CAL).
Apply now for the Engineers Australia Media Scholarship
17 March 2011
Applications are now being taken for the Engineers Australia Pty Ltd Media Scholarship.
UTS Graduate wins 2011 Unwin Trust Fellowship
17 March 2011
Joel Naoum from Pan Macmillan has been awarded the 2011 Unwin Trust UK-Australia Fellowship.
Indigenous doctoral student wins Fulbright Scholarship
16 March 2011
Angelina Hurley, Doctor of Creative Arts candidate at UTS wins the prestigious 2011 Fulbright Indigenous Scholarship.
Researcher revolution
6 February 2011
A new initiative at UTS is leading a shift in PhD education in Australian universities. The development of the UTS Framework for Doctoral Education will help to create more well-rounded, workforce-ready researchers and academics.
Social media to revolutionary media?
14 March 2011
Associate Professor Tom Morton, said social media played a major role in building momentum for the revolution in Egypt.
Looking outside, looking in
6 February 2011
Katrina Yu always had a dream to study overseas but never thought it would be possible due to the costs. However, after completing her journalism degree in 2008, the Filipino-Chinese-Australian fulfilled her aspiration through the Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship Program.
Releasing creativity
28 February 2011
Alexandra Djurichkovic has always had an interest in arts and social justice. The 23-year-old is undertaking the final semester of a bachelor's degree in social inquiry; but more than that, this month sees Djurichkovic publish first-of-its-kind research on the role of prison art programs in Australia.
ELT, Gender and International Development
6 March 2011
If we think of East Timor, images come perhaps of Whitlam, independence, the Balibo journalists, oil, poverty, religion. This book offers fresh pictures of Timor, and it does so by looking at how English is taught as part of an Australian ‘aid’ project.
ACCY presents Libby Gleeson AM
9 March 2011
The Australian Centre for Child and Youth: Culture and Wellbeing (ACCY) is proud to host Libby Gleeson AM as a Writer-in-Residence.
UTS grads a triple bill in Tropfest final
2 March 2011
Sydney's Tropfest short film festival was again fertile ground for Media Arts and Production graduates.
Human rights: missing in action in international education debate
11 February 2011
Strategies to head off a crisis in Australia's international education industry have so far left out broader social policies to reduce racism and ensure wider human rights according to a paper by UTS researchers.
Learning the ABC way
12 January 2011
The ABC’s journalism cadetships are among the most keenly-sought in the Australian media and this year five out of the 10 placements have been nabbed by UTS students.
Journalism students win ABC cadetships
24 December 2010
Journalism students were appointed to five out of ten ABC cadetships offered for 2011.
Violence shadows those on the streets
16 December 2010
Dr Catherine Robinson's report 'Rough Living: Surviving Violence and Homelessness' shows that the public often sees the homeless as perpetrators of crime but more usually they are victims.
Opening minds through literature
16 December 2010
With the goal of making school relevant to all children, the Australian Centre for Child and Youth: Culture and Wellbeing is working on the notion of literacy – and how it can nurture the imagination, encourage respect and inspire dreams.
Foreign correspondent
10 December 2010
ABC Indonesia Correspondent Matt Brown offers a glimpse into the life of a broadcast journalist and tales of the unexpected from hotspots around the world.
Mamma Africa
10 December 2010
In 1991, Irene Gleeson A0 left her life in Narrabeen for war-torn Uganda. Twenty years on, she’s conquered malaria, typhoid, depression and armed rebels to build a community in Kitgum that educates and cares for more than 10,000 kids.
Journalism students win 9 Ossie awards
3 December 2010
UTS journalism students won nine Ossie awards at the 2010 Journalism Education Association of Australia (JEAA) Conference last week.
Communication Graduate Made an Ad and Made a Fortune
8 November 2010
Recent graduate Alex George took out first prize in the Doritos 'Make an Ad, Make a Fortune' competition.
People power
4 November 2010
Education lecturer, Sue O'Neill winner of an Australian Learning and Teaching Council citation for her teaching, donates money to a Tanzanian scool to secure electricity for third-world classroom.
Creative connections: Landscape and dwelling
29 October 2010
The second event in the Creative Connections Series, hosted by the Centre for New Writing at the Aerial Centre in front of 200 alumni, staff and guests.
FASS ARC successes
28 October 2010
ARC success brings significant prestige to the University and the Faculty.
Building Literate Nations Inaugural Forum: a call to action for 'Deep Literacy'
25 October 2010
The Australian Centre for Child and Youth: Culture and Wellbeing presented the Building Literate Nations: Literate Australia Inaugural forum at UTS.
Postgraduate applications now open for Autumn 2011
29 September 2010
Our graduate programs are offered across a range of professional and creative areas in the media, communication and information fields.
Forecasting Media Futures- Industry Panel Session video available
22 September 2010
The Forecasting Media Futures - Industry panel session was the pre-conference event to the Australian Screen Production Education and Research Association.
The Outhouse Storycatcher
28 August 2010
An innovative and collaborative project is proving research can be fun. By combining an Aussie icon with cutting-edge technology, researchers are uncovering what really matters to Australians living in remote communities.
Secondary Teaching Scholarships
17 August 2010
If you’re partway through your Maths, Science, English degree and considering your career options, a NSW Department of Education and Training Teacher Education Scholarship will help you turn your degree into a challenging and rewarding career as a NSW public school teacher.
Samoa: The Journey
6 August 2010
Each year Primary Education students have the option to do an international professional experience trip to Samoa, China or Thailand. Michael Prants tells his story of the 2010 trip to Samoa.
Best on Ground - Great Writers on the Greatest Game
4 August 2010
In Best on Ground seventeen talented and passionate writers explore the full range of supporters' emotions, from the fervour of a convert to the weariness of the long-term sufferer, the guilt of the turncoat to the joy of the flag-winner.
Creative Connections: Weaving the Rainbow
21 July 2010
The UTS Centre for New Writing hosted the premier event of the ‘Creative Connections” series featuring a conversation with renowned scientist and polymath Barry Jones AO and Les Murray, Australia’s most admired poet.
Global hits motor into the UTS: Sydney International Animation Festival
22 July 2010
Over the course of the UTS: Sydney International Animation Festival, three dedicated international programs will give you the opportunity to see what’s happening in animation outside Australia.
Adult Literacy and Numeracy Scholarships
22 July 2010
Bachelor of Education in Adult Education students Claire Dodds-Eden and Liza Clews have been awarded the new DEEWR Language, Literacy and Numeracy Practitioner Scholarships.
Old School new debut for Detective turned writer
22 July 2010
A new book The Old School, by Master of Creative Arts (Research) student and ex-police officer Pam Newton, is both a gripping crime novel and a brilliant portrait of Sydney's recent past.
Noeline Bautista University of La Rioja scholarship winner
16 July 2010
Third year Public Communication/International Studies student receives a prestigious University of La Rioja scholarship for her In-country study year in Spain in 2011.
Thérèse Rein launches UTS graduates' women’s anthology
22 June 2010
Australian businesswoman Thérèse Rein launched The Modern Woman’s Anthology 2010 (MWA 2010) edited by UTS Journalism alumnae Leah Greengarten and Talia Linz.
Tracey Lien wins 2010 Walkley Media Super Student Journalist of the year
24 June 2010
UTS Journalism student Tracey Lien has won the 2010 Walkely Media Super Student Journalist of the Year Award. Tracey is the third UTS student to win the award in the last three years after Nic Christensen won in 2009 and John Connell won in 2008.
Restaurant rip off exposed by journalism student investigation
17 June 2010
Restaurants and cafes across Australia are breaking the law more than a year after public holiday and weekend surcharges were banned.
Our World Cup commentator
17 June 2010
A school scholarship was a step in the right direction for Journalism student and SBS World Cup commentator Daniel Conifer.
Journalism Awards
15 June 2010
On May 21, the highly anticipated UTS Journalism Awards were held, celebrating and recognising the best student journalism over the past year.
Anthology 2010: I can see my house from here
11 June 2010
The UTS Writers' Anthology 2010, I can see my house from here, was launched to full houses at the Sydney Writers' Festival and Gleebooks.
Two UTS finalists in 2010 Walkley Media Super Student Journalist Prize
9 June 2010
Three finalists, including two from UTS, have been named for the 2010 Media Super Student Journalist of the Year Award.
Sue Hood’s new book explains the evaluative strategies of academic writers
1 June 2010
Appraising Research: Evaluation in Academic Writing makes an important new contribution to the understanding of academic writing in English.
Creative Arts student wins $15,000 Pascall Prize
28 May 2010
UTS Master of Creative Arts student, part-time lecturer and reviewer Mark Mordue has won the $15,000 Pacall Prize for 2010.
Kenyan coverage leads to national award for Literary Journalism
27 May 2010
A UTS Master of Arts in Journalism student has been awarded the 2010 Guy Morrison National Prize for Literary Journalism for his feature story reflecting on the experience of a reporter covering life, and death, in Kenya.
The Painted Chairs
26 May 2010
The Painted Chairs exhibition at the 2010 Sydney Writers Festival brings together some of Australia’s leading artists to create a celebration of freedom of expression.
Launch of John Dale's new novel 'Leaving Suzie Pye'
5 May 2010
Award winning author Tom Gillin launches John Dale's novel Leaving Suzie Pye to a packed audience.
Inside scoop
5 May 2010
Fifty-five per cent of articles are generated by public relations. That was the finding of a six-month investigation by the Australian Centre for Independent Journalism and independent news website, Crikey.
Telling stories
5 May 2010
Contributors to this year's UTS Writers' Anthology, titled I can see my house from here, will be on the radar of literary publishers and agents.
Fruitful memories
5 May 2010
An Italian fruit shop in Manly set in motion her life-long love affair with Italian culture.
A new kind of Sydney history wins heritage award
30 April 2010
A groundbreaking online history resource about Sydney, in which UTS has been a principal partner, has won a National Trust Heritage Award for 2010.
Digital age demands a revolution in copyright regulation
30 April 2010
Australia must adopt the infrastructure to enable a national content network and lead reform in the management and regulation of online digital creative content, Director of the UTS Communications Law Centre Professor Michael Faser has said.
Professor Rosemary Johnston awarded a grant by the Leverhulme Trust
23 April 2010
Professor Rosemary Johnston is one of four CIs in an international consortium, led by the University of Newcastle on Tyne (UK), that has been awarded a substantial grant by the Leverhulme Trust.
Projections 2010 Exhibition
22 April 2010
Projections 2010 showcases films made by Media Arts and Production students.
NRL and the Australian Centre for Child and Youth launch new High School Kit to help kids realise their dreams
14 April 2010
The NRL are pleased to announce a special new initiative they are involved with in collaboration with the UTS's Australian Centre for Child and Youth.
Sound waves
7 April 2010
Refraction. It may not sound familiar now, but if Emily McDaniel has her way, it will soon.
Learn or earn
7 April 2010
The Federal Government’s plan to keep students in school longer may increase the number of people with a Year 12 or equivalent qualification, but Kitty te Riele believes more innovative education reform models are needed to improve student outcomes.
New philosophy to make up for the syntax of the past
31 March 2010
The problem is huge: low levels of literacy among up to half of Australians. The solution: a new national school curriculum, literacy for the 21st century and, gasp, grammar.
Film project gives voice to PNG Highland communities
15 December 2009
A UTS project that has helped Papua New Guinea (PNG) Highlands communities tell their stories in film is entering a new phase with an initiative to develop locally appropriate resources for HIV/AIDS education and prevention.
Apply now for the Engineers Australia Media Scholarship
16 March 2010
Applications are now being taken for the Engineers Australia Pty Ltd Media Scholarship.
Spinning the Media
16 March 2010
Up to 55% of newspaper articles are PR driven according to 'Spinning the Media' a 6 month investigation by the University of Technology (UTS) Sydney and Crikey online news into the role PR plays in making the media.
Sydney International Animation Festival symposium call for papers
12 March 2010
As part of the 2010 UTS: Sydney International Animation Festival, a symposium will be held to explore animation’s contemporary expansion. To be held at the University of Technology, Sydney on Friday 24 September, entries are now being accepted.
Alastair Pennycook's new book 'Language as a local practice'
10 March 2010
Language as a Local Practice, by Alastair Pennycook, addresses the questions of language, locality and practice as a way of moving forward in our understanding of how language operates as an integrated social and spatial activity.
Creative Arts student wins Inaugural F4 Award for Outstanding New Documentary Talent
4 March 2010
Master of Creative Arts student Elizabeth Tadic is the first winner of the F4 Award for Outstanding New Documentary Talent for her film Umoja: Where Women Run Wild.
Communication graduate reaches Tropfest final
3 March 2010
MAP graduate Alyssa McClelland reaches the 2010 Movie Extra Tropfest final.
A new voice in protecting freedom of expression
11 February 2010
Australia's only independent centre representing the public interest in the media and communications industries is being launched early next month by UTS.
UTS scoops 9 Ossie Awards for student journalism
5 February 2010
UTS Journalism students have scooped the pool by winning 9 Ossie Awards from 15 categorgies at the 2009 Journalism Education Association of Australia (JEAA) Conference. The students will be awarded their certificates at the UTS Journalism annual awards night on 26 March.
Alan Knight new Professor of Journalism at UTS
2 February 2010
Dr Alan Knight has joined UTS as the new professor of Journalism, bringing the experience of a career spaning 37 years as a reporter, researcher and academic.
Les Murray joins UTS as CAL Writer in Residence
2 February 2010
Leading Australian Poet Les Murray will join UTS for 2010 as CAL Writer in Residence.
Three revolutionary characteristics of social media described in new book by UTS Professor
2 February 2010
UTS Professor of Communication Jim Macnamara talks about the major findings in his new book The 21st Media (R)evolution: Emergent Communication Practices, and how they will change media and communication practices.
UTS student wins JB Fairfax award for Rural Journalism
29 January 2010
UTS Journalism Student Georgina Stone has been awarded the prestigious JB Fairfax Award for Rural Journalism by the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW Foundation (RASF)
Professor Michael Fraser awarded Member of the Order of Australia
27 January 2010
Professor Michael Fraser was awarded a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) on Australia Day 26 January 2010.
International Studies student wins Prime Minister’s Australian Asia Endeavour Award
22 January 2010
Katrie Lowe, a Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Environmental) / Bachelor of Arts in International Studies (China) student won Prime Minister's Australian Asia Endeavour Award.
Uni experience in focus for film summer school
20 January 2010
One group of young cinema goers will be viewing the summer blockbusters with a more critical eye after more than two weeks of making their own films at UTS.
UTS Graduate selected in 2010 Australian Winter Olympic Team
8 January 2010
Congratulations to 2008 UTS Sports Scholar (Luge), Hannah Campbell-Pegg for being selected in the 2010 Australian Winter Olympics team
'Behind the news' - interview with award winning journalism student
3 November 2009
Nic Christensen is a first-year Master of Journalism student. His article, 'Chinese billionaire funding our MPs', has been published in The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and News Review. It even earned Nic the Walkley Foundation's 2009 Student Journalist of the Year award. Postgraduate Program Coordinator for Journalism, Annette Blackwell, was Nic's first lecturer at UTS and his mentor in the Mr Chau investigation. They talk to U: about research, writing and personal revelations.
GEJI project - Sydney shoppers bagged in international survey of plastic use
11 December 2009
Plastic bag use has been a focus of the first year of the Global Environmental Journalism Initiative, a project started late in 2008 by four Australian and five European universities that are leaders in journalism education in their countries.
UTS student wins MEDIA Super Student Journalist of the Year
3 November 2009
UTS Journalism student Nic Christensen is the winner of this year's MEDIA Super Student Journalist of the Year Award.
Vice-Chancellor launches latest edition of award-winning UTS community magazine
4 December 2009
The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ross Milbourne, launched the Spring 2009 edition of Precinct at a gathering for student editors and academic staff recently.
Education lecturer wins UTS Learning and Teaching Award
26 November 2009
The UTS Learning and Teaching Awards recognise the importance of learning and teaching at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
UTS Journalism graduates Walkley finalists
3 October 2009
The finalists for Walkley Foundation Young Journalists of the Year have been announced and include two UTS Journalism recent graduates.
UTS journalism lecturer radio documentary on ABC Radio National's 360
29 October 2009
Sydney journalist and UTS journalism lecturer Erin O'Dwyer had never been inside a prison before she ventured into Hobart's notorious Risdon Prison.
Golden success
22 October 2009
On Wednesday 21st October, the 11th UTS Golden Eye Awards were held, celebrating and recognising the outstanding and innovative work of UTS Media Arts and Production (MAP) and Master of Animation students.
UTS study finds 'exemplary communicative practice' at Family Planning NSW
20 October 2009
A new research study, conducted by the UTS Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences in partnership with Family Planning NSW, shows the importance of effective communication and how communicating care is just as important as delivering care to patients.
'School of thought' - interview with Rosemary Johnston
16 October 2009
If today's children are tomorrow's leaders, then they should be well-skilled in the world of literacy. Head of Education, Professor Rosemary Ross Johnston, will make sure of this with the establishment of the UTS Centre for Child and Youth: Culture and Wellbeing, to be launched this month by Ms Thérèse Rein.
UTS Golden Eye Award - more than meets the eye
16 October 2009
Australia's next generation of creative media producers will be under the spotlight as industry judges and members of the public cast their votes at the 2009 UTS Golden Eye Awards on Wednesday 21 October at UTS.
'Language of love' - interview with postgraduate student Astrid Lorange
16 October 2009
Astrid Lorange has her North American stepfather to thank for planting early roots in what has become her poetic passion.
'Animal Instincts' - interview with communication graduate Ondine Sherman
16 October 2009
After graduating witha Bachelor of Arts in Communication from UTS in 1996, Sherman combined her creativity and social conscience to work with organisations such as World Wildlife Fund before deciding it was time to focus solely on her passion for animals.
Communication postgraduate applications for 2009 now open
2 October 2009
Applications for communication postgraduate coursework in Autumn 2009 are now open.
Shoalhaven Literary Award winner 2009
30 September 2009
Master of Arts in Creative Writing student wins 2009 Shoalhaven Literary Award.
International Journalism Fellowship Gift
22 September 2009
UTS Journalism senior lecturer Tony Maniaty is in Denmark on an Erasmus Mundus fellowship lecturing to Erasmus Mundus students at Danish School of Journalism which is linked to Aarhus University.
Primary Education (Honours) graduate is selected for Quality Teaching in Action Conference
11 September 2009
Recent Bachelor of Education(Primary) (Honours) graduate Natasha Greenwood was selected to give one of only 12 workshops at the Sydney Region Quality Teaching in Action Conference.
Writing graduate wins Australian Society of Authors Mentorship
8 September 2009
Melissa Bruce, graduate of the Masters in Writing program, has won an Australian Society of Authors Mentorship.
Women reporting from war zones
2 September 2008
For a long time, it was thought a war zone was no place for a woman. But now, female reporters are just as likely as their male counterparts to be sent to cover wars.
Tony Maniaty on video journalism
25 August 2009
UTS Journalism senior lecturer and ACIJ Board member Tony Maniaty was interviewed on ABC Correspondents Report about video journalism.
Apply now for research degrees and scholarships in Arts and Social Sciences
18 August 2009
The Faculty is now inviting applications for research degrees and accompanying scholarships from interested and qualified students in the areas of Communication, Education, and International Studies.
UTS Sports Scholar Prepares for World Championships in Germany
6 August 2009
Journalism student Kevin Cheng in Germany training under World Championship Coach.
Success for Republic of Love by Delia Falconer
5 August 2009
Writing and Cultural Studies lecturer Delia Falconer recently had her story Republic of Love included in the new Macquarie/PEN Anthology of Australian Literature
Masters graduate the new National Chief
28 July 2009
UTS: Education masters graduate, Shawn Atleo, has achieved the great distinction of being elected as the new national chief of the Assembly of First Nations in Canada.
Success for Creative Writing Graduate
8 December 2009
UTS Graduate Andy Porter has been selling his self-published kids' book Matty Swink: Curse of the Moon Mice on the streets of Sydney on and off for two years, having sold around 500 copies.
Excellent Review in The Australian Book Pages for 2009 UTS Writers
23 July 2009
The UTS Writers' Anthology book has received an excellent review in the Weekend Australian.
UTS launches the Centre for Child and Youth Culture and Wellbeing
23 July 2009
The UTS Centre for Child and Youth Culture and Wellbeing has been established as an interdisciplinary Centre and will be launched in July when it holds its first meeting.
The Centre for Creative Practice and Cultural Economy launches in August
23 July 2009
The Centre for Creative Practice and Cultural Economy (CPCE) is a new department that will provide a unique framework for investigating creative practice.
FASS successful in ARC Linkage Project
10 December 2009
Effective clinical handover communication: improving patient safety, experience and outcomes was one of the seven successful UTS Linkage applications in the final round of the ARC Linkage Project.
Jacqueline Kent wins Kibble Literary Award
17 June 2009
Congratulations to Jacqueline Kent who has just won the Kibble Literary Award
UTS Writers' Anthology: On the Side launch
25 May 2009
Leaden skies and the prospect of heavy rain didn't keep the crowds from lining up early for the launch of the UTS Writers' Anthology, On the Side, at the Sydney Writers Festival.
Postgraduate applications for Spring 2009 now open
29 April 2009
Our graduate programs are offered across a range of professional and creative areas in the media, communication and information fields.
New eJournal: Music and the Production of Place, Vol. 4
29 April 2009
The Transforming Cultures Research Centre is proud to announce the publication of the newest Transforming Cultures eJournal Music and the Production of Place.
Italian studies class in Second Life
15 April 2009
Dr Ilaria Vanni created a virtual meeting place in Second Life for her students who were in Italy while she was in Sydney
Creative Practices' lecturer short film curated in a new gallery
15 April 2009
Creative Practices' lecturer Margot Nash's first short experimental film We Aim To Please (13min 16mm) has been curated in Moving Worlds: a new permanent gallery and cultural resource centre at ACMI (Australian Centre for the Moving Image) in Melbourne.
Past events
UTS Advisory Day 2010
5 January 2010
Global Exchange Fair 2012
8 May 2012
Diffuse Season 2: Clocks and Clouds
3 May 2012
Education Postgraduate Info Evening
24 April 2012
Communication Postgraduate Info Evening
23 April 2012
CRC seminar: Rightists in the eyes of Chinese artists
15 April 2012
Education Careers Fair
13 April 2012
Social media and the engineering of everyday life
27 March 2012
UTS Careers Fair
22 March 2012
TfC Lunchtime series: Panel on Hospitality
29 February 2012
Orientation for new students
13 February 2012 to 24 February 2012
Communication Postgraduate Info Evening
19 January 2012
International Studies Postgraduate Info Evening
19 January 2012
Education Postgraduate Info Evening
16 January 2012
Info Day 2012
4 January 2012
NSW Adult Literacy and Numeracy Council Conference
9 December 2011
Childhood, culture and the first World War
1 December 2011 to 3 December 2011
How can we do research differently?
30 November 2011
MA MAP Project screening
25 November 2011
Adult Education Info Eve
24 November 2011
Adult Education Alumni Workshop: digital media and dangerous ideas
16 November 2011
Global Problem Solving Forum
14 November 2011
Bondi Sculpture by the Sea
4 November 2011 to 20 November 2011
OctoberVET: Skills for whose prosperity?
28 October 2011
CPCE pre-screening: Poliss by Maiwenn
27 October 2011
Diffuse concert: Ensemble in Residence
26 October 2011
CCS seminar - Eating the Asian other?
19 October 2011
12th UTS Golden Eye Awards
11 October 2011
L&C seminar: Considering the 'Matter' that matters
10 October 2011
Situated Media Installation Exhibition
8 October 2011 to 9 October 2011
CPCE screening: The Postmodern Life of My Aunt
6 October 2011
TfC lunch series: Governing the migrant-citizen
5 October 2011
CRC China Insights Series: Contemporary Chinese Journalism
4 October 2011
Exhibition: New media, sound and documentary
4 October 2011 to 13 October 2011
Communication Postgraduate Info Evening
29 September 2011
International Studies Postgraduate Info Evening
29 September 2011
UTSpeaks: Progress or procrastination?
28 September 2011
Education Info Evening
27 September 2011
UTS: Sydney International Animation Festival
23 September 2011 to 26 September 2011
CRC seminar: China in the Pacific - Here for the long haul?
20 September 2011
Diffuse concert: Experimental, progressive, post-rock, electro-acoustic
16 September 2011
Electroacoustic inaugural concert
8 September 2011
CCS workshop: Potatoes in the rice cooker
7 September 2011
TfC lunchtime seminar
7 September 2011
TfC Grants workshop
31 August 2011
Open Day
27 August 2011
BA (Honours) in Communication Info Session
23 August 2011 to 24 August 2011
Kuring-gai campus Info Evening
17 August 2011
Book launch: Beside One's Self by Catherine Robinson
7 August 2011
TfC public lecture - Politics of social media: from critique to alternatives in social media
3 August 2011
FASS Research student conference 2011
29 July 2011 to 30 July 2011
L&C seminar: The Edge of Change
11 July 2011
Quantitative Techniques workshop series
4 July 2011 to 8 July 2011
MA Sound and Vision
24 June 2011
UTSpeaks: China's New World
23 June 2011
Touch Too research exhibition opens 21 June
21 June 2011
MAP Project Spectacular
20 June 2011 to 21 June 2011
Research exhibition: Touch Too
20 June 2011 to 29 July 2011
Seminar: Teaching for the Future
1 June 2011
International Students' Info Day
26 May 2011
Seminar: Problem-Based Learning: a useful approach to teaching Indigenous Australian studies?
26 May 2011
CRC seminar: Marginalizing Chinese medicine
25 May 2011
TfC seminar: The awkward ephemeral text: how the academy simplifies zines through preservation
25 May 2011
CPCE screening: Yacketty Yak
24 May 2011
TfC seminar: Achieving Fullness
18 May 2011
Book Launch - Dr Lai-Ha Chan
18 May 2011
CRC seminar: China's Vision of Global Governance
11 May 2011
TfC Grant workshop
4 May 2011
Communication Postgraduate Info Evening
28 April 2011
Education Postgraduate Info Evening
28 April 2011
An evening with Paul Cox
28 April 2011
TfC seminar: The Role of the Princess in Popular Culture
20 April 2011
TfC seminar: Layers of the Ethereal
20 April 2011
CCS seminar: Beyond the base camp
20 April 2011
Creative connections: Creativity and the mind
14 April 2011
Wednesday Seminar Series - Dr Jonathan Hassid
13 April 2011
TfC public lecture: Changing the name of the game
7 April 2011
'Dream Believe Achieve' launch
6 April 2011
Global Exchange Fair
5 April 2011
CRC: Villainy Hero and the Human Villain
30 March 2011
International Studies info evening
29 March 2011
International Studies welcome back reception
25 March 2011
TfC seminar: The politics of collaborative storytelling
23 March 2011
CCS election forum
17 March 2011
CCS seminar: From Social Media to Revolutionary Media?
16 March 2011
TfC work in progress: Hip Hop is My Passport
16 March 2011
CCS seminar: New research into co-operatives
16 March 2011
L&C seminar: Digital knowledge and digital research
14 March 2011
Postgraduate Journalism welcome
11 March 2011
CCS forum: Women and Human Rights
10 March 2011
Postgraduate Communication welcomes 8-17 March
8 March 2011 to 17 March 2011
'Re-enchantment' documentary
6 March 2011 to 27 March 2011
'Re-enchantment' documentary launch
2 March 2011
Symposium: microWAVE, microbudget filmmaking
19 February 2011
Projections 2011 - Films by UTS:Communication - Media Arts and Production Students
17 February 2011 to 14 March 2011
Orientation for new students
14 February 2011 to 25 February 2011
CHC: Symposium on Statutory Duty of Candour
9 February 2011
Education Info Evening
20 January 2011
International Studies Postgraduate Info Evening
19 January 2011
Communication Postgraduate Info Evening
19 January 2011
Info Day 2011
5 January 2011
NSW Adult Literacy and Numeracy Council Conference
10 December 2010
Mr Zhang Chengjue: A Study on the Anti-Rightist Campaign through Biographical Literature
8 December 2010
CCS workshop: To Gap or not to Gap?
3 December 2010
CPCE seminar: 'Why Denim?'
25 November 2010
CNW: Work in progress - Readings from the writing area
25 November 2010
CPCE screening: Women without Men
17 November 2010
Adult Education Info Eve
15 November 2010
Writers at Woollahra festival
14 November 2010
International Students' information day
28 October 2010
L&C forum: Exploring learner support practices in VET
27 October 2010
ACIJ forum: Reporting climate change
22 October 2010
Creative connections: Landscape and dwelling
21 October 2010
CNW: Sydney – Works-in-Progress
14 October 2010
UTS: Communication Honours information sessions
13 October 2010
Male Pre-Service Teachers program (MPREST)
11 October 2010
Communication Postgraduate Info Evening
30 September 2010
International Studies Postgraduate Info Evening
30 September 2010
Education Postgraduate Info Evening
27 September 2010
UTS: SIAF Symposium 2010 - Animation Histories and Futures
24 September 2010 to 26 September 2010
Introduction to game audio and sound effects masterclass
21 September 2010
UTSpeaks: Right versus Righteous
9 September 2010
CRC and CCS colloquium: Chinese in Australian politics
8 September 2010
Kuring-gai campus Info Evening
8 September 2010
City Campus Open Day 2010
28 August 2010
CPCE first screening - Unknown Pleasures
18 August 2010
UTSpeaks Public Lecture: The New Writing
18 August 2010
Bell Shakespere on voice technique
16 August 2010 to 20 August 2010
Maximise Your Teaching Opportunities
12 August 2010
Orientation for new students
26 July 2010 to 30 July 2010
Creative connections: Weaving the Rainbow
21 July 2010
Language and Change research stream seminar
12 July 2010
Australian Screen Production, Education and Research Association (ASPERA) conference 2010
7 July 2010 to 9 July 2010
MAP project screenings
18 June 2010
TfC work in progress: Researchers have bodies and memories too. How might we use them in our work?
9 June 2010
L&C seminar: Tracks of my tears
31 May 2010
UTS International students information day
27 May 2010
Lee Gutkind speaks at UTS
26 May 2010
L&C seminar: Social innovation and education
17 May 2010
CMAI exhibition: 'Memory Flows'
15 May 2010 to 20 June 2010
Communication Postgraduate Info Evening
29 April 2010
Education Postgraduate Info Evening
29 April 2010
International Studies Postgraduate Info Evening
29 April 2010
UTSpeaks: To Learn or Earn?
29 April 2010
L&C seminar: Educational scenarios for digital futures
28 April 2010
Seminar: Early career researchers and post-docs
20 April 2010
UTSpeaks: Copy right or wrong?
20 April 2010
Education Careers Fair 2010
16 April 2010
Breakfast with Les Murray
13 April 2010
UTSpeaks: Diversity and Cohesion
7 April 2010
TfC work in progress session with Dr Chris Ho
17 March 2010
TfC work in progress session with Dr Malcolm Angelucci
10 March 2010
Communication welcome
26 February 2010
Education welcome, City campus
25 February 2010
CRC - What kind of Chinese do you think you are?
24 February 2010
Global Studies welcome
23 February 2010
Education welcome, Kuring-Gai campus
18 February 2010
TfC: Voice: Culture and politics beyond the horizon of neoliberalism
17 February 2010
Adult Education Info Eve
20 January 2010
Seminar: 'The arts as tools for social and cultural transformation in Papua New Guinea'
17 December 2009
Post-Racial states: Talking race matters
4 December 2009
Green Tuna: A Workshop on Market-Based and Government-Based Measures for Improving Sustainability in Tuna Industries
18 November 2009
Health and Borders in China, India and the Indian Ocean Region
28 October 2009 to 29 October 2009
Evidence Based Health Communication
27 October 2009
'Spring and Asura. 02 - Disturbance' launch
22 October 2009 to 8 November 2009
UTS: Communication Honours information sessions
7 October 2009
UTS: Education Postgraduate Information Evening
1 October 2009
UTS Speaks: An Educated Australia?
30 September 2009
UTS: Communication Postgraduate Info Evening
29 September 2009
UTS: International Studies Postgraduate Info Evening
29 September 2009
UTS Info Day 29 August 2009
29 August 2009
IOSARN Seminar Series 2009, Session 2
8 May 2009
Makeover Culture: Illuminations and Shadows
6 May 2009
