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25 Reviews Found
Likes
- Few faculty are good and few are not good enough for the money we pay.
- A lot of available options to select liked courses
- No much academic pressure
Likes
- Campus is right in the CBD so commuting is easy, the student mix is really diverse, lecturers bring actual industry experience, the facilities are solid, and the course is practical rather than just theory.
Dislikes
- Fees are on the higher side, group assignments can be hit or miss depending on your team, popular electives fill up too quickly, and parking around campus is a nightmare.
- I'm staying in shared accommodation, found it through Facebook Marketplace and a few WhatsApp groups for Indian students in Sydney. Flatmates.com.au is also a popular site, and some people use Roomster or Domain. Telegram groups for Sydney students helped narrow things down quickly.
- My monthly rent is around AUD 1,200 to 1,400 for a shared room, which includes utilities, internet, and basic furniture. Closer to the city you'll easily pay AUD 1,500 to 2,000 for a shared room. UTS also has on-campus housing, but it's pricier and gets booked out fast.

Likes
- I loved the library and faculty
- All of my lecturers were industry experts positioned at high roles in their respective companies.
- I went to the university accomodation the details of which are available on the university website. Other ways can be through Scape accommodations or Unilodge, which are also private student accommodations.
- Finding a personal place to live can also be done through Facebook Marketplace or flatmates; however, be very careful of scams.
Likes
- University Infrastructure
- Teaching System
- Project/assignment based learning
Dislikes
- During Covid, students who were stuck at their native places, were asked to attend online classes but were charged full tuition fees while they were not using any university infrastructure facilities.
• I opted for off-campus accommodation as finding an on-campus accommodation was very hard as well as expensive. I found accommodation through websites such as Gumtree, Flatmates and domain. Facebook and Whatsapp groups are also handy to find shared accommodation.
• I used to pay weekly rent around AU$150 which included electricity and gas bills for a shared accommodation in 2018.
• To get the right accommodation, you must thoroughly inspect the property by physically visiting it and check all the terms and conditions with the property owner.
• Most of the Indian Students stay in Western suburbs of Sydney.





Likes
- The university is good for IT and Engineering. It has good resources and facilities for students.
The university is very good as it is located at the centre of the city. There are many facilities provided by the university which is easy for study access. The clubs and societies are of great advantage to mingle and increase networking.
Likes
- They have the 8th highest performing university in the world under 50 years old and <100 rank in employability.
I've had a splendid time doing my bachelors and soon I'll be starting my masters! Loved every minute of learning in UTS!
There were few factors which I considered for deciding the University. First, UTS was leading university in Australia in Technology Sector. Second, UTS is located in the heart of the City (Central), which is very convenient. The course curriculum was one the best that I found amongst all the University I shortlisted.
For accommodation, school offers different lodges, it is not inside the campus. The accommodation is quite good but its a bit costly.
It is located in the heart of the city, they take a global approach to education that has innovation at its core. They align all the courses closely with industry needs, so what you learn will prepare you for your future career.
I chose this university because of its practical-oriented nature of education and the course subjects are designed well.














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