CourseLoop is here: get looped in on our new curriculum management system
The replacement of CIS and OCAP introduces changes to subject information in Canvas (previously subject outlines) and to the UTS Handbook.
The replacement of CIS and OCAP introduces changes to subject information in Canvas (previously subject outlines) and to the UTS Handbook.
The full list of UTS Learning and Teaching Award winners as announced at the 2024 Learning and Teaching Forum.
Follow-up FAQs from the Learning and Teaching Forum's presentation on the future of assessment.
An exam in a games arcade? Find out how the exam came about, how it helps students learn and how it’s changed the way Tuck approaches his teaching.
The UTS Human Rights Awards last week shone a light on the hard work of some inspiring members of the community, including our colleague Emily Quinn Smyth.
The LX.lab at UTS is seeking expressions of interest for working with us on a casual basis.
Data is increasingly around us, in how we understand our elections, meet our partners, engage with our students and are evaluated in our jobs. But what does it mean to be data literate? And why is it important?
Associate Professor Ilara Vanni talks about developing a community of practice for place-based methodologies during her time as the LX.lab's Academic in Residence.
You've heard of streuth, chock-a-block and sheila, but have you ever heard of ceebs or sack?
A look at what has been happening in the new headquarters of the UTS Sport and Exercise Science team at the Moore Park Precinct.
There are positions for staff and students in the UTS elections. Read on to find out how participating in a committee can boost your skills and experience.
The UTS Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education), Professor Peter Scott, on how postgraduate education can adapt to ensure students are ready for a rapidly evolving workplace.
Whether you proclaim your passion for using video loudly or are a secret video aficionado, we’ve got an opportunity for you.