Lost in Bologna: tales in complexity from a university drop-out
The messy reality of 'dropping out' is not well articulated in higher education – but that's where complexity theory comes in...
The messy reality of 'dropping out' is not well articulated in higher education – but that's where complexity theory comes in...
In this final post of our ethics of care series, we offer resources to help you apply trauma-informed pedagogy effectively.
BASE is for Belonging, Agency, Support, Engagement – find out more about this student-led program for those new to UTS.
Blog 2 in our 'Ethics of Care' series introduces 6 pillars of trauma-informed pedagogy, and strategies for your classrooms.
The first of a new blog series explores the importance of trauma-informed pedagogy in higher education.
Tackling new student questions from navigating online platforms to tips on where to eat on-campus - meet the FEIT Survival Guide!
What do students think about the modality of their learning, and how important is it to them? A panel of higher ed experts weighs in.
UTS graduate Elham Hafiz shares the impact of a distant conflict, and how to support students and colleagues closer to home.
Vertigo Magazine is a home for student voices at UTS – help them have their say on how their media can best support them.
The student journey at UTS is framed by the themes Engagement, Belonging, Wellbeing and Partnerships.