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Find answers, programs and services to help you with everything from your health to finances, social to academic needs.

• Academic caution

  Helps to improve study skills.

• Community Connections

  A program to help international students to meet friends, discover Sydney, and connect with the local community.

• Computer access program

  Assists local students who are on a low income with technology and equipment to support their study at home.

• Conversation classes

  Join the free Conversations@UTS program through HELPS to practise your English conversation skills, meet new people, and explore new ideas.

• Counselling

  Assists students with a wide range of personal, relationship, psychological, study and administrative difficulties.

• HELPS

  HELPS provides free non-credit programs and services such as weekly workshops and individual consultations to help develop your English language proficiency and academic literacy skills.

• Financial assistance

  Assists students with practical and financial aspects of life at university.

• Housing

  Provides UTS students with comfortable, affordable and convenient living options on and around the UTS city campus.

• Multi-faith chaplaincy

  Assists in the personal and spiritual growth and fosters an understanding of and appreciation for the diverse religious and spiritual life of the University community.

• See a doctor

  Provides confidential medical services to UTS students and staff.

• Special needs

  Supports students who have disabilities and ongoing illness.

• Students helping students

  Student Peer Networkers can help you with your general enquiries at the start of each semester; you can search for help now at Ask UTS.

• U:PASS

  Assists students who are studying subjects which are perceived as difficult or historically have a high failure rate.