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How to become a Midwifery Unit Manager in Australia

September 29th, 2026 Learn what a Midwifery Unit Manager does, the experience and leadership capability the role requires, salary considerations… Read More
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Top jobs in women’s health: 8 careers to consider

September 17th, 2026 A career in women's health is fulfilling and rewarding, with growing job prospects in this field. Here are the top jobs… Read More
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APAC Level 1 vs Level 2 psychology: what's the difference?

September 14th, 2026 Understand the difference between APAC Level 1 and Level 2 psychology, where each stage fits in the psychology pathway, the… Read More
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What does a health services manager do?

September 9th, 2026 Explore what a health services manager does, key responsibilities and skills, career opportunities and how to build… Read More
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The fastest-growing digital marketing jobs in Australia for 2027

September 1st, 2026 Discover the fastest-growing digital marketing jobs in Australia for 2027, typical salaries, skills employers want and how… Read More
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A woman typing on a laptop keyboard using a human hand and a black robotic prosthetic hand, symbolising AI workplace automation and human-technology collaboration.

5 Careers that won’t be replaced by AI (and the skills you need to build them)

September 1st, 2026 AI may change the way we work, but some careers will always need a human touch. Discover five paths built to last, and the… Read More
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Strategic communication careers in Australia: roles, salaries and skills

August 25th, 2026 Explore strategic communication careers in Australia, including key roles, salary insights, in-demand skills and pathways to… Read More
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How to become a health data analyst

August 24th, 2026 Discover how to become a health data analyst and explore UTS Online’s programs to drive impactful change in Australia’s… Read More
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The UTS Western Centre for Child and Family Health team receives the Team Teaching Award at the 2026 UTS Vice-Chancellor's Learning and Teaching Awards.

UTS educators honoured for excellence in child and family health teaching

August 10th, 2026 Discover how four UTS academics are shaping the future of child and family health education and why their 2026 Team Teaching… Read More
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6 careers in psychology that are outside the box

July 31st, 2026 We discover the in-demand careers in psychology that are outside the norm, including business management, IT and sports… Read More
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Join us at UTS Open Day 2026

July 17th, 2026 Explore your course and career options at UTS Open Day! With 100+ info sessions, campus tours, the student experience and… Read More
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Why AI won’t replace educators, but will reshape education leadership

July 4th, 2026 Will AI replace educators? Explore how AI is reshaping education, why human leadership still matters and what skills… Read More

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UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.

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