How does the University of Technology Sydney help Indian students find jobs post-studies?

No, Indian students do not need to submit a separate application for most scholarships at UTS Sydney. UTS automatically assesses students for merit-based and course-specific scholarships based on the admission application. 

For most scholarships, Indian students can expect to receive an admissio

Yes, the University of Technology, Sydney is among the Australian universities that accept Indian students with backlogs, provided these are cleared in time and you meet the overall GPA or entry requirements for your course.

UTS Sydney accepts students with up to 10-15 backlogs for certain courses.

Indian students can contact the UTS Sydney alumni for mentorship and counselling via the following ways:

• Visit the UTS Sydney Alumni LinkedIn page and filter professionals based on target industry and background
• Take part in public professional meetups, webinars, or regional UTS Alumni Network chapter

No, the UTS Sydney generally does not allow regular tuition fee payments to be made in routine installments per semester. Tuition fees are invoiced per semester and is to be paid in full by the specifed census/due date.

Students can pay the tuition fees at UTS via Flywire, BPAY, or an Australian bank

Yes, students can change their course at UTS Sydney via an internal course transfer. To do the same, students need to submit an application via the UTS Student Portal and include the following documents:

• Personal Statement (no more than 300 words)
• Optional supporting documentation

Check uts.edu.au to