Current appeals
UTS has a fine reputation as a leading university and seeks the involvement of alumni and others committed to excellence in higher education. To support any of these initiatives please click here to download a donation form. When completing the form, please state the appeal you wish to support.
Scholarships for disadvantaged students
Invest in Knowledge - Buy a UTS library book
Bruti-Liberti Visiting Fellowship Fund
China Studies Fund
High Performance Rowing
Engineering Remote Labs
Scholarships for disadvantaged students
UTS staff and alumni contribute to the UTS Scholarship Fund for disadvantaged students. Without this support, many able students would not be able to commence or complete their studies. In recognition of the importance of supporting scholarships at UTS, the University will match contributions to the fund by staff up to $50,000 per annum.
To read about some of the students who have benefited from scholarships please click here.
Invest in Knowledge - Buy a UTS library book
UTS enjoys a strong reputation based on a total educational package. This includes the excellent teaching and learning resources provided by the UTS Library. Please consider making an investment - an investment in knowledge. By purchasing one or more books for the Library you will inspire hundreds of students eager to learn and help teaching staff make an even greater contribution to the achievements of UTS long into the future.
Every book purchased will be acknowledged with a special nameplate showing the name of the donor or someone nominated by the donor.
Please click here to make your knowledge investment.
China Studies Fund
UTS is a leader in China Studies and has established a China Studies Fund to help the University achieve more in this important area. Individuals and companies are invited to be part of this exciting work through their support. Initially, funds raised will help fund leading academic positions. As the Fund develops, it is anticipated UTS will be able to make additional key staff appointments, and help fund research.
Bruti-Liberati Visiting Fellowship Fund
The Bruti-Liberati Visiting Fellowship Fund provides funding for an outstanding researcher, no more than 12 years post-PhD, to visit UTS for a period of up to six weeks to work in the area of quantitative finance. More information about the fellowship can be found here.
The Fund is named in memory of Dr Nicola Bruti-Liberati, an outstanding Senior Research Associate in the UTS School of Finance and Economics, specialising in mathematical and computational finance and numerical methods for stochastic differential equations.
Nicola died tragically in a traffic accident on his way to work at UTS in 2007, aged 32. In 2008, he posthumously received the Chancellor's Award for the best PhD thesis at UTS in 2007.
High Performance Rowing
The UTS Rowing Club has been the leading University Rowing Club in Australia for the past decade. UTS Rowers continue to dominate the sport and have consistently represented Australia in the national and Olympic teams. At the Sydney 2000 Olympics, four of the Men's Eight were from UTS, a former UTS student and club member captained the Women's Rowing Team at the 2004 Athens Olympics, and recently, a UTS student and club member was part of the Men's Four placed fourth in the World Championships held at Eton in September 2006.
UTS is seeking support to help fund high performance rowing coaching and other development needs.
Engineering Remote Labs
The Faculty of Engineering at the University of Technology, Sydney has been ranked 70th by the Times Higher Education Supplement out of more than 10,000 engineering faculties. It has a reputation for meeting the increasing need both in Australia and overseas for highly employable graduates due to its practice-based approach to learning.
In keeping with its high profile, UTS:Engineering has established a world class capability in remotely accessible laboratories. This initiative is primarily to improve the laboratory experience of students as well as to address security, economic and physical space constraints by giving up to 400 students undertaking practice-based work access to the online Computer Systems laboratory 24hrs a day, seven days a week.
UTS:Engineering is offering opportunities for organisations and individuals to be involved in this exciting development.
To find out how you can be involved in any of the UTS development projects please call the Alumni & Development Office +61 2 9514 9861 or email development@uts.edu.au
To donate online please click here.
To donate by downloading a donation form please click here. When completing the form, please state the appeal you wish to support.
Please fax or post the form with your donation details to the UTS Alumni & Development Office:
Address
Reply Paid 123
Broadway NSW 2007
Australia
Fax: + 61 2 9514 9872
Thank you for your support.