With Spring session under way, you’ll no doubt be starting to see your assignment due dates creep closer. We have pulled together resources and support available from across UTS that will help you prepare and complete your assignments with confidence.
Whether you're just starting out at UTS or returning for another session, our workshops in Adobe, Microsoft and Miro are here to help you build confidence with the tools that power university life — from design and data to note-taking and presentations.
Get hands-on with essential tools
Whether you're just starting out at UTS or returning for another year, UTS Library has the resources, spaces and support to help you ace your studies and get the most out of your time at uni.
Start Autumn session off on the right foot by getting started with the Library and acquainting yourself with the full range of support and resources available as you complete your studies.
The Library is packed full of events to help you settle into a new semester—from fun activities to workshops that will level up your academic skills.
Check out the Library's range of training workshops designed to help you hit the ground running:
Orientation is your opportunity to meet the UTS Community and get acquainted with the services and resources that you will use throughout your study.
Join us between Monday 21 July to Friday 25 July for tours, workshops, events and more. Full program to come!
The Council of Australasian University Librarians (CAUL), Open Educational Resources Collective is now accepting applications for their prestigious grants program. If you are passionate about creating equitable and accessible open educational resources (OER), this is an excellent opportunity to secure funding to support your innovative projects.
From Thursday 10 April, new furniture and facilities will be installed in UTS Library (level 9) and across some areas of UTS Central (levels 5, 6 and 7) to improve the spaces and create areas that suit your study needs.
Get your referencing under control, save your time and avoid losing marks with these practical referencing tips from the Library.
Check your subject and assignment outlines to determine which style you should be referencing in. Each style follows unique written conventions that need to be followed accurately.
Are you curious about Open Access and are wondering where to start? It's never too early or late to start thinking about Open Access, whether you are a research student or a seasoned researcher. This session will provide an overview of how Open Access publishing is supported and facilitated at UTS.
The session will cover:
Useful resources:
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