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Student Accommodation Near University of Technology Sydney

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Properties

6+ nearby

Starting from

£260/wk

Closest option

0.26 km away

Peak demand

January, February

Overview

Student Accommodation Near University of Technology Sydney

The University of Technology Sydney sits in Ultimo at 15 Broadway, one of the strongest student locations in Sydney for walking access, Central Station connectivity and city-centre convenience. The supplied accommodation data is highly concentrated: all 6 listed properties are within 0.4 km of UTS, meaning students can compare by price, room type, bills and building style rather than long commute time. Scape Sydney Central is the closest listed option at 0.26 km and offers a managed student residence experience with gym, cinema, study spaces, workstations, games room and bills included. Scape Quay is almost as close at 0.28 km, with private room and private bathroom configurations plus bills and security. The lowest listed price is shared by the room in a 6-bedroom apartment at 18 Mary Ann Street and the room in a 5-bedroom apartment at 633 Harris Street, both starting from A$260 per week. Scape Broadway X is a strong amenities-led option with rooftops, rooftop terrace, courtyard, open-air gym, social lounge, study havens and laundry facilities. The 603 Harris Street room adds a large courtyard, private room options and strong location notes around Broadway, Central Station and light rail access. For UTS students, the strongest decision is not whether the property is close enough; all are close. The real comparison is managed Scape-style accommodation versus cheaper shared-apartment rooms in Ultimo.

6 verified nearby properties6 raw property rows and 6 unique property slugsPrices from A$260/week where pricing is listedListed price range: A$260-A$899/weekDistance range: 0.26 km to 0.4 kmClosest property: Scape Sydney CentralLowest listed price: Room in a 6 Bedroom Apartment, 18 Mary Ann Street and Room in a 5 Bedroom Apartment, 633 Harris StreetRoom configurations include shared room, private room, private bathroom, shared bathroom, private kitchen, shared kitchen and entire placeBest managed accommodation options: Scape Sydney Central, Scape Quay and Scape Broadway XBest budget-focused options: 18 Mary Ann Street and 633 Harris Street

Quick Answers

UTS accommodation in this dataset is extremely walkable, with every supplied property under 0.4 km from the university. Scape Sydney Central is the closest option at 0.26 km and has the strongest all-round managed-residence facilities. The lowest listed price starts from A$260/week at both 18 Mary Ann Street and 633 Harris Street. Scape Broadway X gives the strongest lifestyle and rooftop-style amenity mix, while Scape Quay suits students wanting private room and private bathroom accommodation close to Railway Square and Broadway. The best choice depends on whether the student wants lower rent or a managed student residence with more facilities.

Best For Budget

Room in a 5 Bedroom Apartment, 633 Harris Street, Ultimo, Sydney

Best For Closest

Scape Sydney Central, Sydney

Best For Amenities

Scape Broadway X, Sydney

Best For Studios

Studio rooms are not specifically listed in the supplied data; students wanting more independence should compare private room, private bathroom, private kitchen and entire place configurations.

Best Value Tradeoff

Scape Sydney Central gives the strongest all-round value tradeoff among managed residences, with pricing from A$459/week, a 0.26 km distance, study spaces, gym, cinema, lounge, games room and bills included.

Top Nearby Accommodation Options

Scape Sydney Central, Sydney

0.26 kmClosest to campus

Around 3 minutes on foot

Shared BathroomShared KitchenGymCinemaStudy spacesWiFi, Water +2

A$459/wk

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Scape Quay, Sydney

0.28 kmPrivate room

Around 3 minutes on foot

Shared KitchenPrivate RoomEvent programManagement communityLoungeWiFi, Water +2

A$689/wk

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Room in a 6 Bedroom Apartment, 18 Mary Ann, Ultimo, Sydney

0.29 kmLowest listed price

Around 3-4 minutes on foot

Private BathroomShared KitchenUnlimited WiFi internetFully furnishedUnlimited WiFi Internet, Electricity +1

A$260/wk

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Scape Broadway X, Sydney

0.31 kmBest amenities

Around 4 minutes on foot

Shared BathroomShared KitchenRooftop terraceOpen-air gymStudy havensElectricity, Water +2

A$469/wk

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Room in a 5 Bedroom Apartment, 633 Harris Street, Ultimo, Sydney

0.33 kmLowest listed price

Around 4 minutes on foot

Shared KitchenShared BathroomFully furnished kitchenShared communal spacesFree laundry facilitiesWiFi, Water +1

A$260/wk

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Price Comparison

PropertyFrom/weekRoom typesDistanceApprox travelKey amenitiesBills
Scape Sydney CentralA$459Shared room, private room, entire place, private bathroom, shared bathroom, private kitchen, shared kitchen0.26 kmAround 3 min walkGym, cinema, study spaces, workstations, games roomWiFi, water, electricity, heating
Scape QuayA$689Private room, private bathroom, shared kitchen0.28 kmAround 3 min walkEvent program, lounge, gym, management communityWiFi, water, electricity, heating
Room in a 6 Bedroom Apartment, 18 Mary Ann StreetA$260Private room, private bathroom, shared room, shared bathroom, shared kitchen0.29 kmAround 3-4 min walkUnlimited WiFi, fully furnished, no parties, no smokingUnlimited WiFi internet, electricity, water
Scape Broadway XA$469Private room, entire place, private bathroom, shared bathroom, private kitchen, shared kitchen0.31 kmAround 4 min walkRooftop terrace, open-air gym, study havens, social lounge, laundryElectricity, water, heating, unlimited broadband internet
Room in a 5 Bedroom Apartment, 633 Harris StreetA$260Private room, shared room, shared bathroom, shared kitchen0.33 kmAround 4 min walkFully furnished kitchen, shared communal spaces, free laundry, close to UTS LibraryWiFi, water, electricity
Room in a 7 Bedroom Apartment, 603 Harris StreetA$355Private room, private bathroom, shared bathroom, shared kitchen0.4 kmAround 5 min walkLarge courtyard, fully furnished kitchen, living room, large private room, close to Central StationWiFi, water, electricity

Best Student Areas

Ultimo

Ultimo is the strongest area for UTS students because the university address sits at 15 Broadway and the supplied listings cluster tightly around Mary Ann Street, Harris Street, Wattle Street and Broadway. The Mary Ann Street and Harris Street rooms are especially useful for students who want lower weekly pricing while staying within a few minutes of campus. Ultimo also gives students close access to UTS Library, Central Station, Broadway Shopping Centre, Haymarket and Darling Harbour according to the property amenity notes.

Broadway

Broadway is the main UTS campus corridor and one of the most convenient student areas in Sydney. Central Park Mall is around 0.15 km from the university, Broadway Sydney is around 0.55 km away and Scape Broadway X sits around 0.31 km from UTS. Students choosing Broadway accommodation usually benefit from easy campus access, shopping, food, transport and city movement. Scape Broadway X is the standout Broadway-area managed residence because it combines rooftop spaces, open-air gym, study havens, communal kitchen, laundry and bills included.

Central and Railway Square

Central and Railway Square are key transport anchors for UTS students. The supplied nearby data lists Central Station, Railway Square, Stand J around 0.27 km from the university and Stand M around 0.28 km away. Scape Sydney Central and Scape Quay are both close to this movement corridor, making them strong choices for students who need wider Sydney connectivity. This area is especially useful for students balancing university, part-time work, internships and travel across the city.

Haymarket and Darling Square

Haymarket and Darling Square support daily life around UTS with shopping, food and city access. Market City is around 0.46 km from the university, Darling Square is around 0.59 km away and Number One Dixon Shopping Centre is around 0.75 km away. The Harris Street room listings also mention proximity to Haymarket, Paddy's Market, Darling Harbour, Woolworths Haymarket and Central Station. These areas work well for students who want a lively city-side routine close to campus.

Chippendale and Central Park

Chippendale and Central Park sit directly beside the UTS student corridor. Central Park Mall is only around 0.15 km from the university in the supplied nearby-place data. Students living in this zone can access shopping, food and public spaces while still remaining close to Broadway and Ultimo. For UTS students comparing Scape residences and shared-apartment rooms, Central Park is an important lifestyle reference because it supports everyday errands without adding commute time.

Daily life around UTS is supported by some of Sydney’s strongest student infrastructure. Thomas Street after Wattle Street is listed at 0.01 km from the university, while University of Technology Sydney on Broadway and Harris Street before Broadway are both around 0.16 km away. Central Station Railway Square stands are around 0.27-0.28 km away, giving students excellent transport access. Central Park Mall is only around 0.15 km from UTS, Market City is around 0.46 km away, Broadway Sydney is around 0.55 km away and Darling Square is around 0.59 km away. This creates a very convenient daily routine for food, errands, shopping and social life. For study and culture, Sappho Books, Cafe & Bar and Image Book Company are both within 0.84 km, with Books Kinokuniya and Abbey's Bookshop a little farther out. Nearby medical references include World Square CBD Medical Centre and Hyde Park Medical Centre. The raw nearby-place list included hotel entries under restaurants and seaplane or heliport results under airport, so those have been excluded from the student-facing content.

How to Choose

Start with your budget and the type of building experience you want. If the lowest price matters most, compare 18 Mary Ann Street and 633 Harris Street first. Both start from A$260/week and include WiFi, water and electricity, but 633 Harris Street has the lower supplied maximum price at A$495 and includes free laundry facilities. If you want the closest managed accommodation, Scape Sydney Central is the best first choice because it is 0.26 km from UTS and includes gym, cinema, study spaces, workstations, games room and bills. If you want a more private managed setup, Scape Quay is useful because it lists private room and private bathroom configurations, though it starts higher at A$689/week. If rooftop, social and study facilities matter, Scape Broadway X is the strongest amenity-led option with rooftop terrace, open-air gym, study havens, communal dining, laundry and unlimited broadband internet. The 603 Harris Street room works for students who want a private room, courtyard and strong city access notes without moving into a larger managed residence. Because every listing is very close, do not choose only by distance; choose by rent, bills, privacy, rules and support level.

University Info

Address

15 Broadway, Ultimo NSW 2007

Demand & Timing

High Demand Months

JanuaryFebruaryJulyAugust

Booking Window

Students typically begin comparing Sydney accommodation 3 to 5 months before intake, with earlier booking useful for Ultimo, Broadway, Central and Haymarket properties close to the University of Technology Sydney.

Accommodation demand around UTS usually rises before Semester 1 and mid-year intake periods, especially for rooms within walking distance of Broadway, Central Station, Railway Square and the UTS Library.

Getting to Campus

The UTS accommodation set is highly walkable. Every supplied property is under 0.5 km from the university, so students can compare weekly rent, room layout, bills and building facilities without worrying about long public transport commutes.

Scape Sydney Central: around 3 minutes walking based on 0.26 km distance

Scape Quay: around 3 minutes walking based on 0.28 km distance

Room in a 6 Bedroom Apartment, 18 Mary Ann Street: around 3-4 minutes walking based on 0.29 km distance

Scape Broadway X: around 4 minutes walking based on 0.31 km distance

Room in a 5 Bedroom Apartment, 633 Harris Street: around 4 minutes walking based on 0.33 km distance

Room in a 7 Bedroom Apartment, 603 Harris Street: around 5 minutes walking based on 0.4 km distance

Nearby transport points in the supplied data include Thomas Street after Wattle Street at 0.01 km, Harris Street before Broadway at 0.16 km, University of Technology Sydney on Broadway at 0.16 km and Central Station Railway Square stands around 0.27-0.28 km away. This makes UTS one of the strongest pages in the dataset for both walking access and wider Sydney connectivity.

Bills & Inclusions

All 6 supplied UTS accommodation options include some form of bills in the source data. The difference is the level of building facilities and whether the student is choosing a managed residence or a shared-apartment room.

Scape Sydney Central includes WiFi, water, electricity and heating.

Scape Quay includes WiFi, water, electricity and heating.

Room in a 6 Bedroom Apartment, 18 Mary Ann Street includes unlimited WiFi internet, electricity and water.

Scape Broadway X includes electricity, water, heating and unlimited broadband internet.

Room in a 5 Bedroom Apartment, 633 Harris Street includes WiFi, water and electricity.

Room in a 7 Bedroom Apartment, 603 Harris Street includes WiFi, water and electricity.

Students should confirm whether bills are capped or uncapped, whether heating is included, whether broadband speed is specified and whether laundry is free or paid. Shared-apartment rooms may appear cheaper, but managed residences may offer stronger security, social spaces, gym access, study areas and on-site support.

Room Types

private room

Private rooms are available across all 6 supplied UTS listings. Students who want a private room at a lower starting price should compare 18 Mary Ann Street, 633 Harris Street and 603 Harris Street. Students who prefer managed accommodation with more facilities should compare Scape Sydney Central, Scape Quay and Scape Broadway X.

shared room

Shared room configurations appear at Scape Sydney Central, 18 Mary Ann Street and 633 Harris Street. Shared rooms can help lower weekly rent, but students should compare the number of residents, bathroom arrangement, kitchen setup and whether the building has managed student support or simple shared-apartment facilities.

private bathroom

Private bathroom configurations appear at Scape Sydney Central, Scape Quay, 18 Mary Ann Street, Scape Broadway X and 603 Harris Street. This option is useful for students who want more privacy while staying close to UTS. Students should confirm whether the kitchen is private or shared before booking.

shared bathroom and shared kitchen

Shared bathroom and shared kitchen configurations appear across the apartment-style and managed accommodation options. These room types are usually more budget-friendly than full private setups. For UTS, the location advantage is strong because all shared-facility listings remain under 0.5 km from the university.

entire place

Entire place configurations are listed at Scape Sydney Central and Scape Broadway X. These may suit students who want more independence, but weekly pricing can rise quickly. Students should confirm the exact room layout, kitchen type, bathroom type and included bills before deciding whether an entire place is worth the extra cost.

Booking Advice

UTS students should compare Ultimo and Broadway properties early because the best options are very close to campus. Choose shared-apartment rooms for lower weekly rent and Scape properties for managed facilities, security, study spaces and social amenities.

Area & Transport

UTS students benefit from a rare combination of walking distance and major transport access. The supplied properties are all close to the university, but they connect to different parts of the city-side student routine. Scape Sydney Central and Scape Quay are strongest for Railway Square and Central Station access. Scape Broadway X is strongest for Broadway and Central Park living. The Mary Ann Street and Harris Street rooms are strongest for Ultimo, Haymarket, UTS Library and shared-apartment convenience. Central Station is one of the most important transport anchors in the area, and the supplied data places Railway Square bus stands within 0.28 km of the university. Market City, Darling Square, Broadway Sydney and Central Park Mall make the surrounding area practical for groceries, shopping, food and part-time work movement. Since every listed property is under 0.5 km, students should still check the exact building entrance and walking route, but daily commuting stress is lower here than on wider-area university pages.

What's Nearby

Transport

Thomas St after Wattle St0.0 kmHarris St before Broadway0.2 kmUniversity of Technology Sydney, Broadway0.2 kmCentral Station, Railway Square, Stand J0.3 kmCentral Station, Railway Square, Stand M0.3 km

Shopping

Central Park Mall0.1 kmMarket City0.5 kmBroadway Sydney0.6 kmDarling Square0.6 kmNumber One Dixon Shopping Centre0.8 km

Eating And Essentials

World Square CBD Medical Centre0.9 kmHyde Park Medical Centre1.2 kmRoyal Prince Alfred Hospital1.8 km

Study And Culture

Sappho Books, Cafe & Bar0.8 kmImage Book Company0.8 kmThe Co-op - University of Sydney1.3 kmBooks Kinokuniya1.3 kmAbbey's Bookshop1.3 km

Campus & City

University Buildings

University of Technology Sydney Broadway campusUTS Building 1 Broadway areaUltimo campus areaUTS Library areaCentral Station campus edge

Departments

Engineering and ITBusinessDesign, Architecture and BuildingScienceHealthLawArts and Social Sciences

Student Neighbourhoods

UltimoBroadwayHaymarketChippendaleCentralDarling Square

Transport

Thomas St after Wattle StHarris St before BroadwayUniversity of Technology Sydney, BroadwayCentral Station, Railway Square, Stand JCentral Station, Railway Square, Stand M

Everyday Life

Central Park MallMarket CityBroadway SydneyDarling SquareSappho Books, Cafe & BarBooks KinokuniyaWorld Square CBD Medical Centre

Related & Nearby

Landmarks

Central Park MallMarket CityBroadway SydneyDarling SquareCentral StationRailway SquareSappho Books, Cafe & Bar

Transport Hubs

Thomas St after Wattle StUniversity of Technology Sydney, BroadwayCentral Station, Railway Square, Stand JCentral Station, Railway Square, Stand M

Trust & Data Quality

Accommodation pricing, distances, room configurations, amenities and bills are based on the supplied Admistay listing data.

All 6 nearby accommodation entries have unique property slugs, so no property has been removed through deduplication.

Travel times use approximate distance-based walking estimates because every supplied property is under 0.5 km from the University of Technology Sydney.

Nearby places have been filtered to remove hotel-style restaurant results, seaplane and heliport entries, airport-style results and distant or weak student-useful places.

University review statistics are not treated as property-level reviews, so aggregate rating schema is disabled for accommodation listings.

This page uses supplied Admistay listing data for property names, prices, distances, room configurations, amenities, bills and nearby places. No property has been removed through deduplication because every supplied slug is unique. Nearby places have been curated to remove hotel-style restaurant entries, seaplane and heliport results and weak student-useful entries. Room labels have been cleaned for readability, while all source-supported bills and amenities have been retained. Students should confirm live availability, exact room configuration, included utilities, house rules, laundry terms and payment schedule before booking.

Frequently Asked

1

What is the cheapest student accommodation near University of Technology Sydney?

The cheapest listed starting price is A$260 per week, shared by the room in a 6-bedroom apartment at 18 Mary Ann Street and the room in a 5-bedroom apartment at 633 Harris Street. 633 Harris Street has the lower supplied maximum price at A$495, while Mary Ann Street goes up to A$565. Both include WiFi, water and electricity.

2

Which accommodation is closest to UTS?

Scape Sydney Central is the closest listed property at around 0.26 km from the University of Technology Sydney. That is roughly a 3-minute walk by distance estimate. It is the strongest choice for students who want managed accommodation close to the Broadway campus.

3

Are all listed UTS properties within walking distance?

Yes. All 6 supplied properties are within 0.4 km of UTS, so they are all realistic walking options. The estimated walking range is roughly 3 to 5 minutes depending on the building and campus entrance used.

4

Which UTS accommodation has the best amenities?

Scape Broadway X has the strongest amenities-led profile, with rooftop terrace, open-air gym, social lounge, study havens, communal kitchen, communal dining, laundry facilities and events program. Scape Sydney Central is also strong, with gym, cinema, study spaces, workstations and games room.

5

Which property is best for students on a budget near UTS?

633 Harris Street is the strongest budget pick because it starts from A$260/week, has a lower maximum price than Mary Ann Street and includes WiFi, water, electricity and free laundry facilities. Mary Ann Street is also a good budget option from A$260/week.

6

Is Scape Sydney Central good for UTS students?

Yes. Scape Sydney Central is around 0.26 km from UTS and includes gym, cinema, study spaces, workstations, games room, lounge, courtyard, events and bills covering WiFi, water, electricity and heating. It is strong for students who want a managed building very close to campus.

7

Is Scape Broadway X close to University of Technology Sydney?

Yes. Scape Broadway X is listed around 0.31 km from UTS, which is roughly a 4-minute walk. It is useful for students who want Broadway access, rooftop-style amenities, study havens, laundry and unlimited broadband internet.

8

Is Scape Quay worth considering for UTS accommodation?

Scape Quay is worth considering for students who want private room and private bathroom accommodation close to UTS. It is around 0.28 km from campus and includes WiFi, water, electricity, heating, gym, lounge, event program and 24/7 security.

9

Are bills included in accommodation near UTS?

Yes, all 6 supplied listings include some bills. The Scape properties typically include WiFi or internet, water, electricity and heating, while the shared-apartment rooms include WiFi, water and electricity. Students should check whether any usage limits or laundry charges apply.

10

Are private rooms available near University of Technology Sydney?

Yes. Private rooms are listed across all supplied UTS accommodation options. Students should check whether the selected private room includes a private bathroom or uses a shared bathroom and shared kitchen.

11

Are shared rooms available near UTS?

Yes. Shared room configurations are listed at Scape Sydney Central, 18 Mary Ann Street and 633 Harris Street. Shared rooms can help reduce weekly rent, but students should compare the number of residents, shared facilities and house rules before booking.

12

Are studio rooms available near UTS in this data?

Studio rooms are not specifically listed in the supplied room type data. Students wanting more independence should compare private room, private bathroom, private kitchen and entire place configurations at properties such as Scape Sydney Central and Scape Broadway X.

13

Which area is best for UTS students?

Ultimo and Broadway are the strongest areas in this dataset because the university is based at 15 Broadway and all supplied properties sit within 0.4 km. Central, Railway Square, Haymarket, Darling Square and Chippendale are also important because they support transport, shopping and student life.

14

Is Central Station close to UTS?

Yes. Central Station Railway Square stands are listed around 0.27-0.28 km from the university. Several properties, especially Scape Sydney Central and the Harris Street rooms, benefit from strong Central Station access.

15

Is Broadway Sydney close to UTS?

Yes. Broadway Sydney is listed around 0.55 km from UTS, while Central Park Mall is even closer at around 0.15 km. These shopping places are useful for food, groceries, errands and social life around the campus.

16

Are there medical centres close to UTS?

Yes. World Square CBD Medical Centre is listed around 0.89 km from UTS, while Hyde Park Medical Centre is around 1.17 km away. Royal Prince Alfred Hospital is also within the wider student radius at around 1.75 km.

17

When should students book accommodation near UTS?

Students typically begin comparing accommodation 3 to 5 months before intake. Because the listed properties are very close to campus, early shortlisting helps students secure the right balance of price, room type, bills and managed-residence facilities before peak demand increases.

18

Can first-year students book private accommodation near UTS?

Yes. First-year students can compare private student accommodation near UTS alongside other housing choices. They should check room type, bathroom arrangement, included bills, property rules, payment schedule and whether they prefer a managed residence or shared-apartment setup.

19

Can international students book these UTS accommodation options?

International students can compare these Sydney listings, but they should confirm booking documents, payment terms, cancellation rules, included bills and exact room configuration before paying. It is especially important to check whether the bathroom and kitchen are private or shared.

20

How do I choose between Scape and shared-apartment rooms near UTS?

Choose Scape properties if you want managed student accommodation with security, social spaces, gym, study areas and events. Choose shared-apartment rooms such as Mary Ann Street, 633 Harris Street or 603 Harris Street if lower weekly rent and a simpler living setup matter more. All options are close to UTS, so the final choice depends on budget, privacy and facilities.

21

How do I book student accommodation near UTS through Admistay?

Start by comparing each property by distance, weekly price, room type, bills and key amenities. Then check live availability and confirm details such as payment schedule, utilities, room layout, house rules and cancellation terms before booking. Students can also speak with an accommodation expert for help matching budget and lifestyle.

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About University of Technology Sydney

Explore overview, courses, fees, admissions, campus life, scholarships and student accommodation guidance in one premium Admistay guide.

Overview

About University of Technology Sydney

A practical, industry-connected public university in Sydney, Australia, known for technology, business, design, engineering, computing and career-focused education.

The University of Technology Sydney, commonly known as UTS, is a public university located in Sydney, Australia. Established in 1988, UTS is known for its modern city campus, practical learning model, strong industry orientation and wide academic range across undergraduate and postgraduate study.

University Name

University of Technology Sydney

Short Name

UTS

Country

Australia

City

Sydney

Main Campus

UTS City Campus, Ultimo

Established

1988

University Type

Public university

Academic Strength

Technology, business, computing, engineering, design, communication and health

Accommodation Focus

On-campus housing, PBSA, shared apartments, studio rooms and verified student accommodation in Sydney

University of Technology Sydney is a public university located in the heart of Sydney, Australia. Established in 1988, UTS has built a strong reputation as a modern, career-focused university with a practical approach to higher education. Its city campus is positioned in Ultimo, close to Sydney’s Central Business District, Darling Harbour and Chinatown, making it attractive for students who want access to academic facilities, employment opportunities, cultural life and public transport in one of Australia’s most globally connected cities.

UTS is especially relevant for students interested in technology, computing, business, engineering, design, communication, health, analytics and professional education. The old source data highlights that UTS offers more than 130 undergraduate programmes and more than 210 postgraduate programmes across 9 faculties. This breadth makes the university suitable for students who want both specialist career pathways and interdisciplinary study options. Popular courses mentioned in the source include Master of Business Administration, Master of Business Analytics, Master of Artificial Intelligence and Bachelor of Computing Science.

For Indian and international students, UTS can be a strong option because it combines city-based learning with strong student support systems. The university is described as offering internship opportunities, CareerHub, career services, academic support, health and wellbeing resources, clubs, societies and residential life events. These features matter because international students usually need more than classroom teaching. They need employability guidance, confidence with Australian academic expectations, access to peer communities, and support for housing, budgeting and transition into a new city.

UTS is also positioned well for students who prefer a practical learning environment. The source notes internship opportunities in areas such as Engineering and IT, Law and Science Research, along with career resources like CareerHub and Career Services. This makes the university particularly suitable for students who want industry exposure during their degree and who are planning career outcomes in Australia or globally. Students considering technology, data, AI, business analytics, management, design and engineering should evaluate UTS not only by rankings but also by course structure, internship access, portfolio requirements, employability support and city-based networking opportunities.

Accommodation planning is a major part of the UTS student decision. The campus is located in Sydney, one of Australia’s most expensive and competitive student housing markets. The source mentions on-campus housing options such as residential colleges, shared apartments and studio apartments. It also provides estimated monthly accommodation costs between AUD 1,000 and AUD 2,400, showing that housing can become one of the largest monthly expenses for international students. Students should compare on-campus accommodation, PBSA, shared student flats, private student apartments and studio rooms early, especially before the main intake season.

Admistay can support students by helping them compare verified student accommodation in Sydney, including options that match budget, commute preference, room type and lifestyle needs. For students studying at UTS, the best housing decision is usually not just about the lowest rent. Students should also consider travel time to Ultimo, access to groceries, safety, public transport, study environment, included bills, deposit terms and whether the property suits their academic workload. Indian students should be particularly careful with total monthly cost planning, because tuition, OSHC, rent, food, transport and study materials together can create a higher budget requirement than expected.

UTS is suitable for students who want a modern Australian university experience with a strong city-campus advantage. It may be especially valuable for applicants who are practical, career-oriented and interested in building professional experience while studying. However, students should verify the latest rankings, tuition fees, course requirements, English language requirements, scholarships and visa-related work rules from official university and government sources before applying. The best approach is to plan admission, budget, visa and accommodation together rather than treating them as separate steps.

Key Highlights

Public university established in 1988
Located in Ultimo, Sydney, near the Central Business District
Known for practical, industry-focused education
Offers over 130 undergraduate and over 210 postgraduate programmes according to the source data
Popular among students interested in business, computing, AI, analytics, engineering, design and communication
Source data mentions QS World University Ranking 2025 position of 88
Provides student support through CareerHub, Career Services, academic support and wellbeing services
Offers on-campus housing options including shared apartments and studio apartments

Quick Answers

Is University of Technology Sydney good for Indian students?

Yes. UTS can be a strong choice for Indian students interested in technology, business, analytics, design, engineering and career-focused study in Australia. Students should plan tuition, accommodation, OSHC, visa timelines and living costs early.

What is University of Technology Sydney known for?

UTS is known for practical learning, industry connections, modern facilities, technology-led education and programmes in business, computing, artificial intelligence, analytics, engineering, design and communication.

Where do students live near University of Technology Sydney?

Students commonly look for housing near Ultimo and well-connected Sydney neighbourhoods with access to public transport. Options may include on-campus accommodation, PBSA, shared apartments, private student flats and studio rooms.

Is accommodation expensive near University of Technology Sydney?

Accommodation near UTS can be expensive because Sydney is a high-demand student city. The source data estimates monthly accommodation costs around AUD 1,000 to AUD 2,400, but students should verify current rent before booking.

Is University of Technology Sydney worth it?

UTS may be worth it for students who value a city-campus environment, practical learning, internship access and career support. The final decision should compare course fit, tuition fees, living costs, scholarships and employment goals.

Student Insights

Students should not judge UTS only by ranking; course structure, internship access and career support are equally important.
Sydney accommodation should be shortlisted early because well-located rooms near major transport routes can fill quickly before intake season.
Indian students should prepare a total-cost budget that includes tuition, rent, OSHC, food, transport, phone, study materials and emergency funds.
Students choosing AI, computing, analytics or engineering should review mathematics, portfolio or technical prerequisites carefully.
UTS is best suited to students who want an urban, practical and professionally connected university experience.
Admistay accommodation comparison can help students evaluate verified student housing based on budget, commute and room type.
Courses & Fees

University of Technology Sydney Courses and Fees

Explore popular UTS undergraduate and postgraduate courses, estimated fee ranges, career pathways and budgeting guidance for international students.

UTS offers a broad course portfolio across undergraduate and postgraduate study, with popular areas including computing, business, business analytics, artificial intelligence, engineering, design, nursing, marketing and MBA pathways.

University of Technology Sydney courses cover a wide academic range across more than 130 undergraduate and 210 postgraduate programmes according to the source data. The university is particularly attractive for students looking for career-oriented study in business, technology, artificial intelligence, analytics, design, engineering, health and communication. For Indian and international students, the strongest course decision is usually the one that balances academic background, employability goals, tuition affordability and long-term migration or career planning.

The source data highlights several popular undergraduate options, including Bachelor of Computing Science, Bachelor of Business, communication and international studies combinations, design and international studies combinations, engineering science programmes and nursing pathways. At postgraduate level, the source mentions Master of Business Analytics, Master of Artificial Intelligence, Master of Business Administration, Master of Marketing, Master of Interaction Design, Master of Clinical Psychology, Master of Health Services Management and Master of Design.

Fee planning is an important part of the UTS decision. The old source gives broad annual tuition fee ranges for international students, with many listed courses falling between USD 18,000 and USD 50,000 depending on programme and level. However, because Australian university fees are usually published in AUD and updated by academic year, students should verify the latest official UTS tuition page before applying. Indian students should also calculate currency conversion carefully because exchange rates can significantly affect final INR estimates.

Students should not plan tuition in isolation. A course that looks affordable on tuition may still be expensive if accommodation, OSHC, transport, food and study materials are not planned properly. The source gives monthly accommodation estimates of AUD 1,000 to AUD 2,400 and other monthly living categories such as food, transport, OSHC, study materials, phone, internet and leisure. Students using Admistay can compare verified student accommodation in Sydney to understand whether a shared room, studio, PBSA or private apartment best fits their total budget.

For employability, UTS is attractive because the source highlights internship opportunities, CareerHub, Career Services, resume support, interview preparation and job search guidance. Courses such as Business Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Computing Science, Engineering and MBA may appeal to students targeting technology, consulting, product, analytics, finance, operations and management roles. Design and communication students should pay close attention to portfolio expectations, while MBA applicants should evaluate work experience requirements and leadership positioning.

Key Highlights

More than 130 undergraduate programmes according to the source data
More than 210 postgraduate programmes according to the source data
Popular areas include computing, business, analytics, artificial intelligence, engineering, design and nursing
MBA pathways include general MBA, entrepreneurship and advanced formats in the source content
Source fee ranges vary widely by programme and level
Some design courses may require a portfolio
Some postgraduate courses may require work experience, GMAT, GRE or relevant academic background
Accommodation costs should be planned alongside tuition fees

Popular Courses

Bachelor of Computing Science

Undergraduate3-4 years

Fee: £Source lists USD 20,000 - USD 35,000 / year

INR: Approximate conversion should be checked before applying

Best for: Students interested in computing, programming, software systems and technology careers.

Indian students should show strong mathematics and computing readiness and verify programme-specific entry requirements.

Bachelor of Business

Undergraduate3 years

Fee: £Source lists USD 18,000 - USD 30,000 / year

INR: Approximate conversion should be checked before applying

Best for: Students seeking a broad business foundation with flexible career pathways.

This can suit Indian students who want business exposure before specialising in management, marketing, finance or analytics.

Bachelor of Engineering Science in Software Engineering

Undergraduate4 years

Fee: £Source lists USD 25,000 - USD 40,000 / year

INR: Approximate conversion should be checked before applying

Best for: Students with strong interest in engineering principles, software systems and applied technology.

Students should verify mathematics and physics expectations before applying.

Master of Business Analytics

Postgraduate1.5 - 2 years

Fee: £Source lists USD 25,000 - USD 40,000 / year

INR: Approximate conversion should be checked before applying

Best for: Students interested in data-led decision making, analytics, business intelligence and consulting.

Applicants should connect academic background with analytics skills, quantitative ability and career goals.

Master of Artificial Intelligence

Postgraduate1.5 - 2 years

Fee: £Source lists USD 25,000 - USD 40,000 / year

INR: Approximate conversion should be checked before applying

Best for: Students with IT, computer science or engineering background aiming for AI and machine learning roles.

Indian applicants should highlight technical readiness and verify whether GRE or equivalent requirements apply.

Master of Business Administration

Postgraduate1.5 - 2 years

Fee: £Source lists USD 30,000 - USD 50,000 / year

INR: Approximate conversion should be checked before applying

Best for: Professionals seeking leadership, management, entrepreneurship and business strategy pathways.

MBA applicants should prepare strong work experience evidence, leadership examples and clear post-MBA goals.

Master of Interaction Design

Postgraduate1.5 - 2 years

Fee: £Source lists USD 22,000 - USD 35,000 / year

INR: Approximate conversion should be checked before applying

Best for: Students interested in user experience, product design and human-centred digital interfaces.

Applicants should prepare a strong portfolio if required by the selected course.

Fee Insights

The source lists broad international tuition fee ranges from around USD 18,000 to USD 50,000 per year depending on programme.
Australian university fees should be verified in AUD because final invoices may differ from USD or INR estimates.
Students should budget separately for OSHC, accommodation, food, transport, study materials and personal expenses.
Sydney accommodation can become one of the largest monthly expenses, especially for studio rooms and centrally located apartments.
Course choice should be evaluated by total return on investment, not only first-year tuition.
Indian students should track exchange rates because INR estimates can change significantly before payment deadlines.

Quick Answers

Which courses is University of Technology Sydney famous for?

UTS is popular for business, computing, artificial intelligence, business analytics, engineering, design, communication, health and MBA pathways.

Is University of Technology Sydney expensive for international students?

UTS can be expensive when tuition and Sydney living costs are combined. The source lists broad annual tuition ranges and monthly accommodation estimates, but students should verify current official costs.

Which University of Technology Sydney course is best for Indian students?

Business Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Computing Science, Engineering, Business and MBA pathways may be strong choices for Indian students depending on academic background, budget and career goals.

Are University of Technology Sydney graduates employable?

UTS supports employability through CareerHub, Career Services and internship opportunities. Career outcomes depend on course choice, skills, work experience, visa conditions and individual profile.

Should students arrange accommodation before choosing a UTS course?

Students should plan accommodation alongside course selection because Sydney housing costs can affect the total study budget. Early housing comparison is especially important before major intake periods.

Student Insights

Do not select a course only because it is popular; match it with your academic background and career direction.
Students applying to design or interaction design should prepare portfolios early if required.
MBA applicants should treat work experience and leadership evidence as core application assets.
Technology and analytics applicants should highlight quantitative ability, coding exposure or project experience where relevant.
Students should compare shared apartments and studio rooms because rent differences can significantly affect the yearly budget.
Admistay can help students compare verified student housing near Sydney transport routes before finalising the move.
Admissions & Intakes

University of Technology Sydney Admissions and Intakes

Understand UTS admission requirements, application process, English language expectations, documents, intakes and planning advice for Indian and international students.

UTS admissions are course-specific, with undergraduate and postgraduate applicants expected to submit academic transcripts, English language proof and supporting documents. The source data mentions an online application route, AUD 100 application fee and IELTS 6.5 or equivalent for many programmes.

University of Technology Sydney admissions are suitable for students who want a practical, industry-connected Australian university experience. The source data states that students can apply online and mentions an application fee of AUD 100 for both undergraduate and postgraduate routes. It also references IELTS 6.5 overall or equivalent as a common English language requirement. However, applicants should verify every requirement on the latest UTS course page because admission rules can vary by programme, level, faculty and year.

For undergraduate admission, the source mentions academic transcripts from previous study, English proficiency proof, personal statement where required and portfolio for selected courses. Some undergraduate routes such as design may require portfolio evidence, while computing, engineering and nursing-related programmes may expect subject readiness in mathematics, physics, biology or chemistry depending on the course. Indian students applying after Class 12 should check country-specific entry requirements and ensure that their academic documents are correctly formatted and translated where required.

For postgraduate admission, the source mentions certified academic records, a GPA reference of 4.0 out of 7.0 or 60%, IELTS 6.5 or equivalent, personal statement where required, letters of recommendation, relevant work experience, CV, portfolio where required and medical reports for selected programmes. MBA applicants are shown in the course table as requiring a bachelor’s degree and 3 or more years of work experience. Some master’s courses in analytics, marketing or AI may mention GMAT or GRE in the source, but students should confirm whether these are mandatory, optional or course-specific.

The old source states an acceptance rate of 65%, but acceptance rates can be unofficial, outdated or calculated differently across sources. Students should avoid relying on one acceptance-rate number and instead focus on profile strength. A strong UTS application usually connects academic background, selected course, career goals, English language readiness, portfolio or work experience where required, and financial preparedness. For competitive courses, a generic SOP or weak course rationale can reduce application quality even if minimum academic criteria are met.

International students should treat admissions, visa and accommodation planning as one connected process. After receiving an offer, students may need to meet conditions, arrange finances, prepare OSHC, complete visa requirements and book housing before travel. Sydney accommodation can become competitive near intake season, so students should compare verified student accommodation, PBSA, shared flats and studio rooms early. Admistay can support the housing discovery stage by helping students evaluate options near UTS based on budget, room type and commute.

Students should also keep a realistic timeline. English test delays, missing transcripts, late references, portfolio preparation and visa documentation can all slow down the process. Indian students should begin early if they need education loan processing, currency planning, family financial documentation and accommodation booking. The best application strategy is to shortlist the course first, confirm requirements, prepare documents, submit early, track offer conditions and plan arrival logistics before the intake rush.

Key Highlights

Applications are generally submitted online according to the source data
Application fee mentioned in the source is AUD 100
IELTS 6.5 overall or equivalent is mentioned as a common English requirement
Undergraduate applicants need academic transcripts and English proof
Postgraduate applicants may need certified academic records, CV, references and personal statement
Portfolio may be required for selected design-related courses
Work experience may be required for MBA and selected professional programmes
Some courses may mention GMAT or GRE, but students should verify programme-specific rules

Documents Required

Academic transcripts
Certified copies of academic records
Degree certificates or school completion certificates
Valid passport
English language test score such as IELTS or equivalent
Personal statement or SOP where required
Letters of recommendation where required
CV or resume for postgraduate or professional courses

Budget Advice

Keep the application fee separate from tuition and visa budgeting.
Plan tuition in AUD using the official university fee page rather than relying only on USD or INR estimates.
Include OSHC, rent, food, transport, phone, internet, study materials and emergency funds in your student budget.
Sydney accommodation should be compared early because centrally located rooms and studios can be expensive.
Indian students using education loans should check disbursement timelines before paying deposits or tuition.
Students should compare total yearly cost, not just course tuition.

Application Process

Step 1: Shortlist the Programme

Choose a UTS course that matches your academic background, career goal, budget and preferred study level.

Step 2: Check Course-Specific Requirements

Review academic, English language, portfolio, work experience and test requirements for the selected programme.

Step 3: Prepare Academic Documents

Arrange transcripts, certificates, grading details and certified copies where required.

Step 4: Prepare Supporting Documents

Prepare personal statement, CV, letters of recommendation, portfolio or work experience evidence depending on the course.

Step 5: Submit Online Application

Apply through the relevant UTS application route and pay the application fee if required.

Step 6: Track Offer and Conditions

Monitor the application decision and complete any outstanding English, academic or document conditions.

Step 7: Plan Visa and OSHC

After offer progression, prepare financial evidence, OSHC and Australian student visa requirements.

Step 8: Arrange Accommodation

Compare verified student accommodation, PBSA, shared apartments and studio rooms in Sydney before arrival.

Intakes

Main academic intake

Most programmes commonly start in the main academic intake, but availability varies by programme.

Application: Students should verify the official UTS application timeline for their selected course.

Apply early if you need visa processing, OSHC, financial documentation and Sydney accommodation.

Secondary intake where available

Selected programmes may offer additional intake options depending on faculty and course structure.

Application: Check the course page for intake-specific application dates.

Do not assume every course is available in every intake.

Entry Requirements

undergraduate

academic requirements

  • Completion of high school or equivalent qualification
  • Course-specific subject background may be required for computing, engineering, nursing, design or related programmes
  • Academic transcripts from previous study
  • Country-specific academic equivalency should be checked by Indian and international applicants

english language requirements

  • IELTS 6.5 overall or equivalent is mentioned in the source data
  • Some programmes may require higher English scores or component minimums
  • Accepted English tests and score validity should be verified from the official university source

additional requirements

  • Personal statement where required
  • Portfolio for selected design-related courses
  • Letters of recommendation where requested
  • Age or eligibility rules should be verified because the source includes an age-related note

postgraduate

academic requirements

  • Recognised bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification
  • Certified academic transcripts and records
  • The source mentions GPA 4.0 out of 7.0 or 60% as a reference point
  • Relevant academic background may be required for specialist courses such as AI, analytics, psychology, health or design

english language requirements

  • IELTS 6.5 or above or equivalent is mentioned in the source data
  • Programme-specific English requirements may vary
  • Students should verify accepted English tests before applying

additional requirements

  • CV or resume where required
  • Letters of recommendation
  • Personal statement where required
  • Relevant work experience for MBA or selected professional courses
  • Portfolio for selected design programmes
  • GMAT or GRE may be listed for selected courses and should be verified

Quick Answers

How do international students apply to University of Technology Sydney?

International students generally apply online with academic documents, English language proof and course-specific supporting documents. Requirements vary by programme, so applicants should check the latest UTS course page.

Is University of Technology Sydney hard to get into?

UTS admission difficulty depends on the course. The source mentions a 65% acceptance rate, but students should focus more on meeting course-specific academic, English, portfolio and work experience requirements.

Which intake is best for University of Technology Sydney?

The best intake depends on course availability and student readiness. International students should choose an intake that gives enough time for application review, visa processing and accommodation planning.

When should students arrange accommodation for UTS?

Students should begin accommodation planning soon after shortlisting UTS or receiving an offer. Sydney housing demand can be high near intake season, especially for well-connected student areas.

Does University of Technology Sydney require interviews?

Interviews are not mentioned as a universal requirement in the source. Some courses may have additional selection steps, so students should verify requirements for their specific programme.

Student Insights

A strong UTS application should explain why the chosen course fits your academic background and career goal.
Students should not rely only on unofficial acceptance-rate figures when assessing admission chances.
Portfolio-based applicants should start preparing evidence well before the application deadline.
MBA applicants should document work experience, leadership and management exposure clearly.
English test planning should begin early because delayed scores can affect offer and visa timelines.
Accommodation booking should not be left until the final visa stage because Sydney options may become limited.
Campus & Student Life

University of Technology Sydney Campus and Student Life

A city-campus student experience in Ultimo, Sydney, with modern facilities, career services, clubs, housing options and access to major cultural and business districts.

UTS offers a city-based campus experience in Ultimo, near Sydney CBD, Darling Harbour and Chinatown. Student life includes academic support, clubs, sports, study spaces, food outlets, housing options, career support and access to Sydney’s cultural and professional ecosystem.

University of Technology Sydney campus life is shaped by its location in Ultimo, New South Wales, at the southern edge of Sydney’s Central Business District. This gives students a very different experience from a traditional isolated campus. UTS students study in a dense urban environment close to public transport, business districts, food options, cultural venues, Darling Harbour, Chinatown, Central Park Mall, museums and entertainment areas. For international students, this can be exciting because academic life, professional networking and city lifestyle are closely connected.

The source describes the main campus as including 64 buildings across 13 sites, with the UTS City Campus including landmarks such as the UTS Tower and UTS Central. Facilities mentioned in the source include libraries, ActivateUTS Sports and Recreation, ActivateFit Gym, food outlets and extensive study spaces. These resources are important for students who need reliable study environments, fitness options, social spaces and on-campus support during demanding academic terms.

Student support is a major part of the UTS experience. The source mentions academic support, health and wellbeing services, career development, clubs and societies through ActivateUTS, student publications such as Vertigo, Peer Network, bridging courses and learning precincts. For Indian and international students, these services can help with the transition into Australian academic culture, balancing part-time work and study, building confidence in communication and accessing support before small issues become serious.

UTS student life also includes social and residential activities. The source notes that UTS Housing Residential Life hosts major events such as Welcome BBQs, Res Cup, Futsal World Cup and Residents’ Carnival. These activities are useful for students who are new to Sydney and want to build friendships beyond the classroom. However, students should be realistic: city-campus life is active and independent, so students must take initiative to join clubs, attend events, use support services and build their own routine.

Accommodation is one of the most important student-life decisions at UTS. The source mentions on-campus options including residential colleges, shared apartments and studio apartments. Students can also consider PBSA, private student apartments, shared flats and studio rooms in Sydney. Because UTS is near Sydney CBD, students should compare rent, commute, safety, room size, included bills and access to supermarkets or public transport before booking. Admistay can help students compare verified student accommodation in Sydney based on practical student needs rather than just property photos.

For Indian students, the city location can be a strong advantage because Sydney offers access to diverse food, cultural communities, part-time work possibilities, professional events and transport links. At the same time, Sydney’s cost of living can be high, so students need disciplined budgeting. The source lists estimated monthly costs for accommodation, food, transport, OSHC, study materials, phone and internet, leisure and miscellaneous expenses. Students should build a realistic monthly plan before arrival and avoid assuming that rent is the only living cost.

Overall, UTS campus and student life are best suited to students who want independence, urban access, practical exposure and career-driven study. It can feel fast-paced, especially for students balancing coursework, internships, part-time work and accommodation responsibilities. The best student experience comes from planning early, using campus support, choosing housing carefully and engaging with clubs, societies and career services from the first semester.

Key Highlights

Located in Ultimo near Sydney CBD, Darling Harbour and Chinatown
Main campus includes 64 buildings across 13 sites according to the source
UTS City Campus includes landmarks such as UTS Tower and UTS Central
Facilities include libraries, study spaces, food outlets and fitness support
ActivateUTS supports clubs, societies, sports and recreation
Student services include academic support, wellbeing, career development and peer support
Residential life events include Welcome BBQs, Res Cup, Futsal World Cup and Residents’ Carnival
On-campus accommodation includes shared apartments and studio apartments according to the source

Campus Locations

UTS City Campus

  • Main city-campus experience
  • Ultimo location
  • Access to Sydney CBD
  • UTS Tower
  • UTS Central
  • Libraries, study spaces and student services

UTS Tower

  • Recognisable campus landmark
  • Central part of the UTS city-campus identity
  • Academic and administrative presence

UTS Central

  • Modern campus facility
  • Student learning spaces
  • City-campus academic environment

Student Life Features

CareerHub and Career Services

UTS provides career support, job search guidance, resume support, interview preparation and access to internship or work experience opportunities.

ActivateUTS Clubs and Societies

Students can join clubs, societies, sports and recreation activities to build community and balance academic workload.

Academic and Wellbeing Support

The source mentions academic support, health and wellbeing services, Peer Network, bridging courses and learning precincts.

Residential Life Events

UTS Housing Residential Life hosts events such as Welcome BBQs, Res Cup, Futsal World Cup and Residents’ Carnival.

Urban Student Lifestyle

Students benefit from access to Darling Harbour, Chinatown, Central Park Mall, museums, entertainment venues and Sydney CBD.

Accommodation Choice

Students can compare on-campus housing, shared apartments, studio rooms, PBSA and private student flats based on budget and commute.

Best Student Areas

Ultimo

Best for: Students who want to stay close to UTS City Campus and reduce commute time.

Commute: Commute varies by exact property location

Likely to be convenient but students should compare rent carefully because central locations can be expensive.

Sydney CBD and nearby central areas

Best for: Students who want city access, transport convenience and proximity to work or networking opportunities.

Commute: Commute varies by transport route

Good for access, but students should check affordability, noise levels and contract terms.

Chinatown and Haymarket area

Best for: Students who want food, transport and city amenities near campus.

Commute: Commute varies by exact property location

Useful for lifestyle access, but room availability and pricing should be compared early.

Darling Harbour and surrounding areas

Best for: Students who prefer an urban lifestyle near entertainment, dining and city facilities.

Commute: Commute varies by transport route

Students should balance lifestyle benefits with rent and daily study routine.

Well-connected Sydney neighbourhoods

Best for: Students seeking lower rent or larger rooms while staying connected to UTS by public transport.

Commute: Commute varies by transport route

This can be a practical option if rent near campus is too high.

Quick Answers

What is student life like at University of Technology Sydney?

Student life at UTS is urban, practical and career-focused. Students have access to clubs, societies, study spaces, career services, wellbeing support and Sydney city amenities.

Does University of Technology Sydney have an Indian student community?

UTS attracts international students, including students from India, but the source does not provide specific Indian community numbers. Indian students can use clubs, societies and city networks to build community.

Where do students live near University of Technology Sydney?

Students may live in on-campus housing, PBSA, shared apartments, studio rooms or private student flats near Ultimo and well-connected Sydney areas.

Is student life at UTS academically demanding?

Student life can be demanding because UTS combines coursework, practical learning, internships and city-based independence. Students should use academic support, career services and wellbeing resources early.

Why is accommodation planning important for UTS students?

Accommodation planning is important because Sydney can be expensive and competitive. Students should compare rent, commute, safety, included bills and room type before booking.

Student Insights

UTS is a city-campus university, so students should be comfortable with an active urban environment.
Students should visit or virtually inspect accommodation before booking where possible.
Central housing can save commute time but may increase monthly rent significantly.
Shared apartments can reduce cost but students should check privacy, bills, contract rules and commute.
International students should use UTS support services early rather than waiting until academic pressure builds.
Admistay can help students compare Sydney student accommodation options by room type, budget and distance from campus.
Scholarships & Funding

University of Technology Sydney Scholarships and Funding

Understand scholarship categories, funding planning, Indian student budgeting and accommodation-cost strategy for studying at UTS in Sydney.

The source states that UTS offers scholarships for international students, including merit-based, need-based and programme-specific scholarships. Students should verify current scholarship names, eligibility, deadlines and coverage before applying.

University of Technology Sydney scholarships can help international students reduce the financial pressure of studying in Australia, but students should treat scholarships as competitive support rather than guaranteed funding. The source states that UTS offers various scholarships for international students, including merit-based, need-based and programme-specific scholarships. However, scholarship names, eligibility rules, deadlines, coverage and continuation requirements can change by year, so students should verify all details from the official UTS scholarship source before making financial decisions.

For Indian students, scholarships can be valuable, but they rarely remove the need for full budget planning. Tuition, accommodation, OSHC, food, transport, study materials, phone, internet and personal expenses must all be considered. The source lists broad monthly living costs for UTS students, including accommodation between AUD 1,000 and AUD 2,400, food between AUD 400 and AUD 800, transport between AUD 120 and AUD 200, OSHC between AUD 500 and AUD 800, study materials between AUD 300 and AUD 600, phone and internet between AUD 120 and AUD 200, and additional leisure or miscellaneous expenses. These figures should be verified and updated before publication, but they show why a complete budget matters.

Scholarships may be based on academic merit, programme fit, international student status, faculty priorities, leadership, diversity, financial need or external funding partnerships. Students applying for competitive UTS programmes such as Business Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, MBA, Computing, Engineering or Design should prepare a strong academic and professional profile. A scholarship application may require more than marks; it can also depend on motivation, achievements, leadership, career goals, portfolio quality or alignment with the scholarship’s purpose.

Accommodation funding is a common misunderstanding. Many scholarships support tuition fees rather than rent, deposits or monthly living costs. Students should not assume that a tuition scholarship will cover student housing in Sydney. Because accommodation can be one of the largest monthly expenses, students should compare PBSA, shared student flats, studio rooms, private apartments and on-campus housing as early as possible. Admistay can support this process by helping students discover verified student accommodation in Sydney based on realistic budget and commute needs.

Funding strategy should start before the admission application, not after receiving an offer. Indian students may need to coordinate education loans, family sponsorship, currency exchange, scholarship applications, visa financial evidence and accommodation deposits. Students should keep a clear spreadsheet of expected annual tuition, monthly rent, living costs, insurance, travel, visa costs and emergency funds. A financially strong plan makes the study-abroad experience more stable and reduces the risk of last-minute pressure during visa or arrival stages.

Students should also understand that Sydney is a premium student city. Choosing a lower-cost shared apartment farther from campus may reduce rent but increase commute time. Choosing a studio close to UTS may improve convenience but increase monthly costs. The best funding decision is therefore not only about receiving a scholarship; it is about building a sustainable total-cost plan for the full academic year.

Key Highlights

Source states that UTS offers scholarships for international students
Scholarship categories may include merit-based, need-based and programme-specific support
Scholarship coverage should be verified before applying
Students should not assume scholarships cover accommodation
Sydney accommodation can be a major part of monthly living costs
Indian students should plan education loans, family funding and currency conversion early
Funding applications may require academic strength, motivation, leadership or programme fit
Accommodation deposits and rent should be planned separately from tuition

Funding Advice

Build a full study budget that includes tuition, rent, OSHC, food, transport, study materials and emergency funds.
Apply for scholarships early because deadlines may close before or around admission timelines.
Do not depend on scholarship funding unless the award has been officially confirmed.
Compare accommodation types before arrival because rent in Sydney can vary significantly by location and room format.
Indian students using education loans should check approved university lists, disbursement timing and living-cost coverage.
Keep proof of funds ready for visa requirements and avoid last-minute financial documentation delays.

Scholarship Categories

Merit-Based Scholarships

Scholarships awarded on the basis of academic performance, strong previous results or exceptional applicant profile.

International Student Scholarships

Funding support designed for international applicants, subject to eligibility, course level and annual availability.

Programme-Specific Scholarships

Scholarships linked to selected faculties, schools or courses such as business, technology, engineering, design or health.

Need-Based Support

Financial support that may consider student circumstances, although exact availability and criteria must be verified.

External Scholarships

Funding from government, private, institutional or country-specific sources outside the university.

Education Loan and Family Funding

Common funding routes for Indian students who need to cover tuition, accommodation, OSHC and living costs.

Popular Scholarships

UTS International Student Scholarships

Best for: International applicants with strong academic profiles

Coverage: Coverage varies by scholarship and academic year

Students should verify active scholarship names, deadlines, eligibility and award value from the official UTS scholarship page.

Merit-Based Scholarship Opportunities

Best for: Students with strong academic achievement and competitive course fit

Coverage: May offer partial tuition support depending on award rules

High marks alone may not be enough; students should prepare a strong complete profile.

Programme-Specific Funding

Best for: Students applying to selected faculties or high-priority programmes

Coverage: Varies by programme, faculty and intake

Check whether the selected course has dedicated scholarships or faculty-level awards.

External Australia Study Scholarships

Best for: Students exploring government, private or country-based funding

Coverage: Depends on the external funding body

Indian students should check eligibility, bond conditions, deadlines and documentation requirements early.

Quick Answers

Does University of Technology Sydney offer scholarships for international students?

Yes. The source states that UTS offers scholarships for international students, including merit-based, need-based and programme-specific scholarships. Students should verify current awards from the official university source.

Which scholarships are popular for Indian students at UTS?

Indian students should look for international student scholarships, merit-based awards, programme-specific funding and external Australia study scholarships. Exact award names and coverage should be verified before applying.

Do UTS scholarships cover accommodation?

Scholarships often support tuition rather than accommodation. Students should separately budget for Sydney rent, deposits, OSHC and living costs.

Are University of Technology Sydney scholarships competitive?

Yes. Scholarships can be competitive because they may depend on academic performance, course fit, applicant profile, leadership and annual funding availability.

How can students reduce living costs while studying at UTS?

Students can reduce costs by comparing shared accommodation, checking included bills, using public transport, budgeting food expenses and booking verified student housing early.

Student Insights

Scholarship planning should start before applying because some awards may have early deadlines.
Students should keep a separate budget for accommodation because rent is unlikely to be fully covered by tuition scholarships.
A lower-rent room may not always be better if commute time and transport costs increase significantly.
Indian students should prepare financial documents early for both admission and visa stages.
Scholarship applications should clearly connect academic strength, course fit and career goals.
Admistay can help students compare verified student accommodation in Sydney to manage living costs more effectively.
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University of Technology Sydney Admissions 2026

Explore University of Technology Sydney undergraduate and postgraduate admissions, eligibility, fees, application routes, English requirements, documents, competitiveness and career-focused guidance for Indian and international students.

Main Intake

Main intake varies by programme

Application Route

Online application / UTS PG application form

English Requirement

IELTS 6.5 or equivalent

Admission Difficulty

Moderately Competitive

Public UniversitySydney UniversityTechnology UniversityBusiness AnalyticsArtificial IntelligenceEngineeringComputingDesignIndustry-Focused Learning

Last verified: 2026-05-27Reviewed by: Admistay Admission Team

About University of Technology Sydney Admissions

University of Technology Sydney admissions are moderately competitive, with strong demand for Business, Computing, Artificial Intelligence, Engineering, Design and Analytics programmes.

University of Technology Sydney is a public university in Sydney known for technology-led education, industry-linked learning and practical career preparation. The source data lists UTS at #88 in the QS World University Rankings 2025 and #85 in the US News Best Global Universities Rankings. Students applying for 2026 should check course-specific entry rules carefully because some programmes require portfolios, work experience, GRE or GMAT support, medical reports or subject prerequisites.

Public university located in Sydney, Australia

Offers over 130 undergraduate and 210 postgraduate programmes across 9 faculties

Popular for MBA, Business Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Computing Science, Engineering and Design

Acceptance rate mentioned in the source data is 65%

International tuition fees in the source range from USD 18,000 to USD 50,000 per year

Application fee listed as AUD 100 for both UG and PG applications

CareerHub and Career Services support students with internships, employability and job search preparation

Who Should Apply?

Students looking for a modern Australian university with strong technology, business and design pathways

Applicants interested in Artificial Intelligence, Business Analytics, Computing, Engineering, MBA or Interaction Design

Indian students who want a practical, industry-connected study environment in Sydney

Undergraduate applicants with strong Class 12 preparation and relevant subject background for computing, engineering, nursing or design courses

Postgraduate applicants with a relevant bachelor's degree and clear career goals

Applicants who can prepare course-specific documents such as SOP, LORs, CV, portfolio or GMAT/GRE where required

Students who value internship access, career workshops, resume support and practical employability services

Who May Find University of Technology Sydney Challenging?

Students applying to technical courses without Mathematics, IT, Engineering or relevant analytical preparation

Design applicants who do not have a portfolio ready for portfolio-based courses

MBA applicants without meaningful work experience or leadership examples

Postgraduate applicants who ignore GRE, GMAT, CV or course-specific document expectations

Students who submit generic personal statements without explaining why UTS and the selected course fit their goals

Applicants who delay English test planning and miss the IELTS 6.5 or equivalent requirement

Admission Highlights 2026

Undergraduate Admissions

Online Application

UG applicants usually apply online with previous academic transcripts, English proof and course-specific documents.

Postgraduate Admissions

UTS PG Form

PG applicants use the UTS PG application form and may need transcripts, CV, LORs, work experience or portfolio.

Main Intake

Course-Specific

Intake availability varies by programme, so students should confirm the exact start date on the course page.

Admission Type

65% Acceptance Rate

The source data mentions a 65% acceptance rate, making admission moderately competitive for most applicants.

Admission Deadlines 2026

UTS deadlines are programme-specific, so students should check the official course deadline before preparing their final application.

1

Check official university deadline

Course Deadline Check

Review the exact deadline for the selected undergraduate or postgraduate course before applying.

2

Before application submission

Academic & English Planning

Confirm academic requirements, IELTS or equivalent scores and any subject prerequisites.

3

Before application submission

Document Preparation

Prepare transcripts, certified academic records, SOP, LORs, CV, portfolio or test scores where required.

4

Before application submission

Application Fee Readiness

Keep the AUD 100 application fee ready as listed in the source data.

5

After offer

Offer & Visa Preparation

Respond to the offer, arrange financial documents and prepare for the Australian student visa process.

Eligibility Requirements

UTS eligibility depends on the chosen course, with UG applicants needing previous academic transcripts and PG applicants generally needing a relevant bachelor's degree plus supporting documents where required.

Undergraduate

Transcripts of previous academic programme with IELTS 6.5 overall or equivalent

  • High school academic records are required for undergraduate review
  • Mathematics may be required for Computing and Engineering programmes
  • Physics may be required for selected Engineering programmes
  • Biology and Chemistry may be required for Nursing pathways
  • Portfolio may be required for Design-related programmes
  • Personal statement may be required depending on the course
  • The source lists age proof as 20 years of age by March 1 of the year of enrolment; students should verify this on the official course page

Postgraduate

Relevant bachelor's degree with certified academic records and IELTS 6.5 or equivalent

  • A bachelor's degree in a relevant field is expected for most postgraduate programmes
  • Master of Business Analytics may require Business, IT or related academic background
  • Master of Artificial Intelligence expects IT, Computer Science or Engineering preparation
  • MBA applicants are expected to show 3 or more years of work experience in the source data
  • Some programmes may require GMAT, GRE, portfolio, medical reports, CV or relevant work experience
  • Certified copies of academic records are required for postgraduate admission

English Language Requirements

The source data lists IELTS 6.5 overall or equivalent as the English language requirement for UTS admissions.

IELTS

Standard Requirement

6.5 Overall

Check programme requirement

Higher Requirement

Course-specific requirement

Check programme requirement

PTE

Standard Requirement

Course-specific requirement

Check programme requirement

Higher Requirement

Course-specific requirement

Check programme requirement

TOEFL

Standard Requirement

Course-specific requirement

Check programme requirement

Higher Requirement

Course-specific requirement

Check programme requirement

Documents Required

Academic transcripts and certificates

Certified copy of academic records

Valid passport or official identification

IELTS or equivalent English language score

Personal statement or SOP if required

Letters of Recommendation

Updated CV or resume for selected PG courses

Relevant work experience documents if applicable

Portfolio for Design or creative courses if required

GMAT or GRE score where required

Medical reports where required

Popular Courses & Fees

UTS is popular for Computing Science, Business, Business Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, MBA and Design programmes, with source-listed annual tuition fees ranging from USD 18,000 to USD 50,000 depending on course.

Bachelor of Computing Science

Undergraduate3-4 yearsUSD 20,000 - 35,000

Best For

Software DevelopmentTechnologyData Careers

A strong Mathematics background and clear interest in computing will make the application more convincing.

Bachelor of Business

Undergraduate3 yearsUSD 18,000 - 30,000

Best For

Business ManagementMarketingEntrepreneurship

Use your personal statement to show business awareness and a realistic career direction.

Master of Business Analytics

Postgraduate1.5 - 2 yearsUSD 25,000 - 40,000

Best For

Business AnalyticsData StrategyConsulting

Applicants should connect business, IT or quantitative experience with analytics-focused career goals.

Master of Artificial Intelligence

Postgraduate1.5 - 2 yearsUSD 25,000 - 40,000

Best For

AI EngineeringMachine LearningTechnology Consulting

Highlight programming, mathematics, projects or technical coursework to show readiness for AI study.

Master of Business Administration

Postgraduate1.5 - 2 yearsUSD 30,000 - 50,000

Best For

LeadershipManagementEntrepreneurship

Work experience matters, so focus on leadership examples, measurable impact and career clarity.

Master of Interaction Design

Postgraduate1.5 - 2 yearsUSD 22,000 - 35,000

Best For

UX DesignProduct DesignDigital Experience

A strong portfolio can be more persuasive than a generic statement for design-led applications.

Course to Career Mapping

Bachelor of Computing Science

Careers

Software DeveloperSystems AnalystTechnology Associate

Industries

TechnologySoftwareDigital Services

Recruiters

Technology employersSoftware companiesDigital consulting firms

Master of Business Analytics

Careers

Business AnalystData AnalystAnalytics Consultant

Industries

ConsultingFinanceTechnologyRetail Analytics

Recruiters

Consulting firmsFinance employersTechnology companies

Master of Artificial Intelligence

Careers

AI EngineerMachine Learning SpecialistData Scientist

Industries

Artificial IntelligenceAutomationSoftwareResearch

Recruiters

AI-focused employersTechnology companiesResearch-led organisations

Master of Business Administration

Careers

Business ManagerStrategy ConsultantEntrepreneur

Industries

ManagementConsultingStartupsCorporate Strategy

Recruiters

Consulting employersCorporate firmsStartup ecosystems

Admission Competition

Difficulty

Moderately Competitive

Acceptance Rate: 65%

Strongest Programmes

Business AnalyticsArtificial IntelligenceComputing ScienceMBAEngineeringDesign

Expected Profile Strength

Relevant academic background for the selected programme

IELTS 6.5 or equivalent English readiness

Strong Mathematics preparation for computing, analytics and engineering pathways

Portfolio quality for design-related courses

Relevant work experience for MBA and selected postgraduate programmes

Clear SOP or personal statement where required

Complete transcripts, certified records and supporting documents

Application Strategy

Start by checking the exact course page because UTS requirements vary across faculties and study levels.

Prepare academic transcripts and certified records early to avoid document delays.

For Computing, AI, Analytics and Engineering, show technical readiness through projects, coursework or relevant internships.

For MBA applications, use work experience to prove leadership, responsibility and career progression.

For Design and Interaction Design courses, build a clean portfolio that shows process, creativity and problem-solving.

Do not rely only on IELTS; check whether your programme expects GMAT, GRE, medical reports, portfolio or work experience.

Use the personal statement to explain why UTS, why this course and how the programme connects with your career plan.

Common Application Mistakes

Submitting a generic SOP that does not explain course fit

Ignoring portfolio requirements for Design and Interaction Design programmes

Applying to AI, Computing or Analytics without showing technical preparation

Missing GMAT, GRE, CV or work experience requirements for selected postgraduate courses

Assuming a 65% acceptance rate means admission is automatic

Not preparing certified copies of academic records

Delaying IELTS or equivalent English test planning until the final stage

Ideal Student Profile

Academic Strength

Good

Research Focus

Moderate

Mathematics Requirement

Course-specific

TechnologyBusiness AnalyticsArtificial IntelligenceEngineeringDesignManagement

Admission Process

STEP 1

Choose Course

Select a UTS programme that matches your academic background, skills and career direction.

STEP 2

Check Eligibility

Review academic, English language, subject and course-specific requirements.

STEP 3

Prepare Documents

Arrange transcripts, certified records, SOP, LORs, CV, portfolio or test scores where required.

STEP 4

Submit Application

Apply through the online application route or UTS PG application form as applicable.

STEP 5

Attend Interview

Attend interview, portfolio review or further assessment if required by the programme.

STEP 6

Receive Offer

Track the application outcome and complete any offer conditions within the required timeline.

STEP 7

Visa Process

Prepare financial evidence, OSHC and Australian student visa documents after receiving an offer.

ROI & Career Outcomes

Best ROI Courses

Business AnalyticsArtificial IntelligenceComputing ScienceEngineeringMBA

High Salary Industries

TechnologyArtificial IntelligenceBusiness AnalyticsEngineeringConsultingManagement

Graduate visa advantage available for eligible international students.

Career Outcomes

CareerHub Access

Students can access internship, volunteering, job and industry experience opportunities through CareerHub.

Career Services

UTS supports students with resume writing, interview preparation and job search strategy.

Internship Focus

Engineering, IT, Law and Science pathways include internship or practical experience options in the source data.

Alumni Network

The source data mentions an alumni network of over 260,000 members.

Admistay Insights

UTS is a strong fit for students who want a practical, career-facing university rather than a purely theory-heavy academic pathway.

Indian students applying for AI, Analytics or Computing should prepare technical evidence such as projects, coding work or quantitative coursework.

MBA applicants should not treat the application like a regular master's application; work experience and leadership clarity are important.

Design applicants should begin portfolio preparation early because weak portfolio presentation can reduce application strength.

Since UTS has different requirements by course, students should build a document checklist before starting the application form.

The SOP should connect academic history, chosen course, Sydney-based industry exposure and future career plan in a clear, realistic way.

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Quick Admission Answers

Is University of Technology Sydney competitive for admission?

UTS is moderately competitive, with a 65% acceptance rate mentioned in the source data.

What IELTS score is required for UTS?

The source data lists IELTS 6.5 overall or equivalent as the English requirement.

How much is the UTS application fee?

The source data lists an application fee of AUD 100 for both undergraduate and postgraduate applications.

What are popular courses at UTS?

Popular courses include MBA, Business Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Bachelor of Computing Science, Business, Engineering and Design.

Can Indian students apply to UTS?

Yes. Indian students can apply if they meet academic, English language and course-specific document requirements.

Does UTS require a portfolio?

A portfolio may be required for Design, Interaction Design and selected creative programmes.

Admission FAQs

Can Indian students apply for University of Technology Sydney admissions 2026?

Yes. Indian students can apply for UTS undergraduate and postgraduate programmes if they meet academic requirements, English language criteria and course-specific document rules.

What is the acceptance rate of University of Technology Sydney?

The source data mentions a 65% acceptance rate for UTS. This suggests moderate competition, but students should still prepare a strong course-specific application.

What IELTS score is required for UTS admission?

The listed IELTS requirement is 6.5 overall or equivalent. Some courses may have higher or more specific requirements, so students should check the programme page.

What is the application fee for University of Technology Sydney?

The source data lists the UTS application fee as AUD 100 for both undergraduate and postgraduate applications.

How do undergraduate students apply to UTS?

Undergraduate applicants can apply through the online application route with academic transcripts, English proof and any course-specific documents.

How do postgraduate students apply to UTS?

Postgraduate applicants apply through the UTS PG application form and usually need certified academic records, English proof and supporting documents such as CV, LORs or portfolio where required.

What documents are required for UTS admission?

Common documents include transcripts, certified academic records, passport or ID, English test score, SOP or personal statement, LORs, CV, portfolio, work experience evidence and GMAT or GRE where required.

Does UTS require GMAT or GRE?

The source data lists GMAT or GRE for selected master's programmes such as Business Analytics, Marketing, Artificial Intelligence and MBA-related pathways. Students should verify the exact requirement for their course.

Does UTS require work experience?

Work experience is required or preferred for selected postgraduate programmes, especially MBA and some health or management-related courses.

What are the popular courses for international students at UTS?

Popular options include Bachelor of Computing Science, Bachelor of Business, Master of Business Analytics, Master of Artificial Intelligence, MBA, Master of Design and Engineering-related courses.

What is the tuition fee for international students at UTS?

The source data mentions international tuition fees ranging from USD 18,000 to USD 50,000 per year depending on the programme. Students should confirm the latest course fee before applying.

Does UTS offer scholarships for international students?

Yes. The source data mentions scholarships for international students, including merit-based, need-based and programme-specific awards.

Placements & Recruiters

University of Technology Sydney Placement Details

University of Technology Sydney in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia placement details include salary insights, top recruiters, and hiring trends to help students understand career outcomes and campus opportunities.

Students usually compare highest package, average package, and recruiter profile before applying. This section gives a compact overview of career outcomes and placement visibility in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

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More salary or recruiter data may be updated later for this college.

Rankings over the years

Year-wise highlights from global and country rankings available for this university.

2022

Highlights
2022
  • Best overall country rank: #8
  • Computer Science and Engineering: #1 in country
  • Top source: ARWU
  • 35 ranked streams
  • Focus areas: Overall, Management
  • 5 ranking records in 2022

2023

Highlights
2023
  • Best overall country rank: #9
  • Engineering: #6 in country
  • Top source: QS
  • 32 ranked streams
  • Focus areas: Overall, Engineering
  • 3 ranking records in 2023

2024

Highlights
2024
  • Best overall country rank: #6
  • Information Studies: #2 in country
  • Top source: QS
  • 40 ranked streams
  • Focus areas: Overall, Engineering
  • 3 ranking records in 2024

2025

Highlights
2025
  • Best overall country rank: #7
  • Statistics: #1 in country
  • Top source: QS
  • 32 ranked streams
  • Focus areas: Overall, Engineering
  • 3 ranking records in 2025

2026

Highlights
2026
  • Best overall country rank: #7
  • Computer Science: #6 in country
  • Top source: Collegedunia
  • 8 ranked streams
  • Focus areas: Overall, Business
  • 3 ranking records in 2026

Contact Information

15 Broadway, Ultimo NSW 2007

+61-2-9514-2000

Student Accommodation

New

6 properties near University of Technology Sydney

Scape Sydney Central, Sydney
shared bathroomshared kitchenshared room
GymCinemaStudy spacesWorkstations
Scape Quay, Sydney

Scape Quay, Sydney

A$689-A$789/week

shared kitchenprivate roomprivate bathroom
Event programManagement communityLoungeGym
Room in a 6 Bedroom Apartment, 18 Mary Ann, Ultimo, Sydney
private bathroomshared kitchenprivate room
Unlimited WiFi internetFully furnished
Scape Broadway X, Sydney

Scape Broadway X, Sydney

A$469-A$649/week

shared bathroomshared kitchenprivate room
Rooftop terraceOpen-air gymStudy havensSocial lounge
Room in a 5 Bedroom Apartment, 633 Harris Street, Ultimo, Sydney
shared kitchenshared bathroomprivate room
Fully furnished kitchenShared communal spacesFree laundry facilitiesClose to UTS Library
Room in a 7 Bedroom Apartment, 603 Harris Street, Ultimo, Sydney
shared kitchenshared bathroomprivate room
Large courtyardFully furnished kitchenLiving roomLarge private room
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Student Reviews & Ratings

Overall sentiment and category-wise rating summary

Overall score

7.5/10
Top Rated

Based on 22 ratings

Rating Breakdown

Visual summary of rating distribution and categories

Live Summary
Academic
8.5/10
Faculty
8.5/10
Infrastructure
8.9/10
Accommodation
7.5/10
Placement
7.1/10
Extracurricular
7.5/10