HQ Function

The UTS City Campus serves as the primary hub for teaching, research, administration, and student life. It houses most of the university's faculties, libraries, student support services, and iconic buildings.

Notable Features:

UTS Central (Building 2) with its distinctive 'double helix' staircase and advanced library, the Frank Gehry-designed Dr Chau Chak Wing Building (UTS Business School), the Vicki Sara Building (Science and Health), and extensive green spaces and collaborative learning environments.

Work Culture:

The campus fosters a vibrant, collaborative, and innovative culture. It emphasizes industry engagement, practical learning, and a forward-thinking approach, encouraging creativity and critical thinking among students and staff.

HQ Significance:

The City Campus is significant for its state-of-the-art facilities, its central location fostering strong industry links, and its role as a prominent landmark in Sydney's educational and innovation precinct.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and facilities reflect UTS's values of innovation, sustainability, collaboration, and excellence in learning and research, with a focus on future-focused education and societal impact.

Location:

UTS maintains a strong global presence through international student recruitment, a diverse international student and staff population, and extensive partnerships with over 200 universities in more than 40 countries for research collaboration, student and staff exchange programs, and joint academic programs. UTS also engages in global projects addressing worldwide challenges and has key partnerships and pathway programs in several countries.

Street Address:

15 Broadway

City:

Ultimo

State/Province:

NSW

Country:

Australia