Food for Fines is turning 10 in 2018!
Over the last nine years, UTS Library has collected over 12,500 food items from over 2,000 library clients, helping Mission Australia to feed the homeless and unemployed families and children living in poverty.
UTS supports Open Access!
The theme for the 2018 International Open Access Week is “designing equitable foundations for open knowledge".
Please be advised that we have been notified of the following database that will be undergoing maintenance as per the schedule below:
Highlighting some recent additions to our collection by UTS authors and editors.
UPDATE: From Tuesday 16 October 2018, Library patrons will be able to renew BONUS+ items twice (providing no additional request has been made on the item/s).
The UTS Faculty of Science are celebrating Ada Lovelace Day (belatedly as the day actually falls on 9 Oct 2018) with a panel discussion, networking event with refreshments in collaboration with UTS Library and the Centre for Social Justice and Inclusion. Ada Lovelace was a 19th
The Researchers’ Centre on Level 5 of UTS Library will close early on Friday, 12 October 2018, from 7pm until closing for a computer upgrade.
We apologise for any inconvenience.
Monday 15 October to Friday 9 November 2018
This valuable session provides information for optimising your academic paper submissions in IEEE publications. This is a great opportunity to receive insider tips, face to face advice and answers to all your questions on what IEEE is looking for in their article submission process.
UTS Fashion and Textile, practice-based academics, Cecilia Heffer, Armando Chant and Donna Sgro will be exhibiting the collaborations they have undertaken exploring contemporary em
The Library Pod is a 2.5 square metre pop-up mini Library. It was originally designed as part of the 2017 Sydney Design Festival and has been repurposed by UTS Library to be an adaptive Library space.
We are currently experiencing technical issues with Google Scholar.
Our IT Team are liaising with Google, but in the meantime we recommend clients use the following tools to find the same articles you would in Google Scholar:
Sometimes it is difficult to navigate yourself through university, so we've set out some academic guidelines, terms and consequences below, to make sure you don't break the rules.
The Research Excellence & Support Hub (RES Hub as it’s known) will offer UTS researchers a new way to find the help they need, when they need it.
Highlighting some recent additions to our collection by UTS authors and editors.
The next series of UTS Library workshops in Spring Session will support students who wish to improve their referencing and literature searching skills.
Spring Session Extended Opening Hours **
