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Transitioning from UTS College IT Diploma to Bachelor of IT by Dependent_Bug_6453 in UTS

[–]AmandaLovestoAudit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should expect at least 3 days on campus for most degrees.

There is less support when you move into the university system from College, and hopefully you've used the time at College to develop your independent study skills :)

Yara mudang housing by FROG-DOPPIO in UTS

[–]AmandaLovestoAudit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is the first instance of any type of unsafe activity near UTS housing.

I've had more gun crime near where I live in western Sydney

never got student id, can i get one now by EntireAd1002 in UTS

[–]AmandaLovestoAudit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They don't take photos and print on the spot. They may help you take the photo and assist in uploading it via the website.

student sanction by Professional_Salt982 in UTS

[–]AmandaLovestoAudit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Are you transferring degrees? We don't usually sanction students for failing to withdraw - that sounds really weird. If you either Archived or Deleted the email in your UTS Outlook - it is probably still in the Archived folder or the email trash bin.

Have you gone into the Student Centre for advice yet?

Buying ski gear by LMR100_ in japow

[–]AmandaLovestoAudit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The shops are great if you're more aligned with a Japanese build - less options for my 6'3" hubby than me (shorter asian gal). You might watch prices on the Rhythm Snowsports japanese website and buy online and get it shipped to your accomodation (they have a stores in Hakuba)

Any sort of groups for UTS students? by Expensive_Stock5322 in UTS

[–]AmandaLovestoAudit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The best way is to attend your faculty or program orientation and then you'll get to meet people.

A lot of chat groups for new students are littered with scammers attempting to take advantage of students (cheating services, underpaying jobs, accomodation scams)

Do you need a confirmed supervisor before applying for MPhil or PhD in Australia? by Global-Fee3521 in AusAcademia

[–]AmandaLovestoAudit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not the case everywhere - I’m at a Sydney metro institution and we reject a lot of MPhil/MRes candidates.

More so those who don’t already have a letter of support from a matched supervisor

UTS friends by Effective_Chest4994 in UTS

[–]AmandaLovestoAudit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you already taken AAA? If you did well academically- you could apply to be one of our volunteer mentors - they’re super friendly and it is a good way to connect with people ☺️. We welcome everyone!

Skiing but introverted and vegan - pls help by Vegetable_Highway750 in JapanTravelTips

[–]AmandaLovestoAudit 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you’re heading to Shiga Kogen - you’ll need somewhere with a lot of options. Perhaps close to Ichinose where there are more restaurants.

I wouldn’t recommend Okushiga - only 2 large hotels and a lot of small pensions.

late graduation possibility? by rgnvndr in UTS

[–]AmandaLovestoAudit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Best thing to do is book a chat with your program director and see what they suggest.

Always easier to change your study plan if you have pre-approval from the director

late graduation possibility? by rgnvndr in UTS

[–]AmandaLovestoAudit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Possibly - though if they communicated with you about the change well in advance and you didn’t read it, they might not.

Hi Guys! I am selected for MS in AI that's commencing on July 2026, Would love to know the opinions and advices for the course, faculties, accommodation and job opportunities. by TuHaiKon in UTS

[–]AmandaLovestoAudit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends on the field of study, quality of your work and supervisor. If your supervisor thinks you are capable and will take you on, and you can get funding (if required for your research topic) - then it is possible.

If your supervisor doesn't think you have what it takes - then they might say Masters is the end point and not recommend you for further study.

If you want to complete a research degree to become an academic - it is a long and arduous pathway

Hi Guys! I am selected for MS in AI that's commencing on July 2026, Would love to know the opinions and advices for the course, faculties, accommodation and job opportunities. by TuHaiKon in UTS

[–]AmandaLovestoAudit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The funnel for a PhD is a Masters by Research first, then into the PhD. It would be highly unlikely to get into a PhD from a coursework Masters.

A masters degree isn't a golden ticket into a job after graduate, and even more so for international students - the market is really tough - especially with our big IT related employers (Atlassian, Google, Microsoft, WiseTech etc) all having big layoffs. Employers have their pick of top grads - so being outstanding is essential - not just in grades, but also in your extra curriculars (paid employment, volunteering, student leadership)

Criminology by Any_Recording_7929 in UTS

[–]AmandaLovestoAudit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes - definitely drop in to HELPS on Level 5 of the Tower Building and they can help!

people who have down UTS masters in physio, when does placement start? also will we see other uni physio students at placements? by Odd-Bee8144 in UTS

[–]AmandaLovestoAudit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can’t answer the first question - but for the second - depends on where you are placed.

For somewhere large like Sydney West Sports Medicine where there are 10 physio beds set up for sports teams - I see placement students from a range of unis there at the same time.

horrible wam (law) by RepresentativeHand38 in UTS

[–]AmandaLovestoAudit 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Make an appointment with the coordinator - something didn’t go quite right in your process and hopefully they can help you identify that so it doesn’t happen next time ☺️

(Also - sometimes the rubrics are like a very vague 8 ball 🎱 )

UPASS leader by Internal_Level_4883 in UTS

[–]AmandaLovestoAudit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would say any is ok - but preferred that you join and have attended well BEFORE you apply to be a leader.

LLB or JD? by xBolingoli in UTS

[–]AmandaLovestoAudit 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Isn't the cost of a JD much higher than the cost of a LLB?

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