With Autumn session under way, you’ll no doubt be starting to see your assignment due dates creep closer. Here's some resources and support from across UTS that will help you prepare and complete your assignments with confidence.
Connect your students to the Library’s expert-led digital skills training and self-guided resources that build your students’ digital literacy alongside their studies and take the pressure off you.
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.
Inside the Library on level 7, the former Reserve room is now the Cosy Corner. This space has been transformed with cosy nooks, borrowable fiction books and artwork designed by our very own students. Take some time out to read for fun!
UTS Library will continue to facilitate access to 18 Read & Publish agreements (also known as Transformative Agreements) in 2026. These agreements are negotiated by the Council of Australian University Librarians (CAUL) for institutions in Australia and New Zealand.
UTS Library has an array of specialised services for you as you prepare for Autumn session, including support and resources you can refer students to for assistance with their studies, making new friends and making the most out of their time at UTS.
UTS Library can help you with:
Extensive negotiations led by the Council of Australasian University Librarians (CAUL) with publisher Elsevier (hosts of ScienceDirect) have not resulted in an agreement for 2026.
During these negotiations the parties were unable to reach agreement on key commercial terms, including pricing, agreement structure, and the inclusion of gold open access publishing.
We are absolutely ecstatic to announce that applications are now open for UTS Library’s Creative in Residence 2026. The program is now running for its 15th year, and we are calling all creatives to come play with us!
The latest version of the referencing software EndNote is now available free for UTS students.
UTS Library has plenty of resources and services available online and on-campus for you during StuVac.
The Library’s extensive collection is easy to access, available 24/7 and is the best place to find all the latest and most relevant resources.
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